David Massey, tournament director, announced on Tuesday March 12 from the Pré Catelan Lenôtre lounge (Paris) the list of players registered for the 2024 edition. From April 6 to 14, 2024, fans of the yellow ball will focus on Monaco and the Monte-Carlo Country Club for the start of the tennis season in Europe. They will be able to see the world’s best players compete for victory to replace Andrey Rublev (5th ATP), last year’s winner Holger Rune (7th) at 5-7, 6-2, 7-5. The good news is that the top 10 ATP ranked players have confirmed their participation in this 117th edition of the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters.
Monégasque Novak Djokovic, world number one and Grand Slam title holder (24), will be present, as will Carlos Alcaraz (2nd) and the recent winner of the Australian Open, Italian Jannick Sinner. Daniel Medvedev (4th), Andreï Rublev, Alexandre Zverev (6th), Holger Rune (7th), Hubert Hurkacz (8th), Casper Ruud (9th), Alex de Minaur (10th), not to mention Stefanos Tsitsipas, on the cusp of the Top 10, multiple winner on Monégasque soil (2021-2022), will also be participating in the Masters 1000. It is also worth noting the presence of Frenchman Ugo Umbert (14th), Adrian Mannarino (21st) and Arthur Fils (43rd).
With more than 140,000 viewers, 38.4 million views and 161.1 million views on social networks, the reputation of the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters, supported again this year by the GEMLUC association (Groupement des Entreprises Monégasques de Lutte contre le Cancer), does not need to be demonstrated. After last year’s new Village, an expanded food offer with a new open-air dining area and a click&collect fast food restaurant will be in operation throughout the tournament.