Get all the free ATP Hangzhou Open betting tips, predictions and picks along with their latest odds for the 2024 edition of the tournament, a men’s hardcourt competition played in the Asian tennis swing.
Not much is known about the Hangzhou Open which will be played for the first time on the ATP calendar in 2024.
It replaces the Zhuhai Open or the Zhuhai Championships which was itself one of the more recent men’s tennis tournaments played at the highest level having begun in 2019. Following that year, it wasn’t played for three years because of the extended pandemic-related issues in China before it made a comeback in 2023.
Instead of its third edition which was to be held in 2024 it will be replaced by Hangzhou Open, another outdoor hardcourt competition and one of the few to be held in China as the players build towards the Shanghai Masters which will be played in October.
Hangzhou had hosted the 2023 Asian Games and the tennis centre at the same will be used for this year’s competition as well.
ATP Hangzhou Open 2024 Tournament Preview
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Daily ATP Hangzhou Open 2024 Predictions
- ATP Hangzhou Open 2024 Predictions for September 18, 2024 for Men’s First Round Matches Here.
- ATP Hangzhou Open 2024 Predictions for September 19, 2024 for Men’s First Round Matches Here.
- ATP Hangzhou Open 2024 Predictions for September 20, 2024 for Men’s Second Round Matches Here.
- ATP Hangzhou Open 2024 Predictions for September 21, 2024 for Men’s Second Round Matches Here.
- ATP Hangzhou Open 2024 Predictions for September 22, 2024 for Men’s Quarterfinal Matches Here.
- ATP Hangzhou Open 2024 Predictions for September 23, 2024 for Men’s Semifinal Matches Here.
- ATP Hangzhou Open 2024 Predictions for September 24, 2024 for Men’s Final Matches Here.
Current ATP Hangzhou 2024 Title-Winner Odds*
*as on September 24, 2024. Odds change regularly
- Zhizhen Zhang: 8/11
- Marin Cilic: 11/10
What does the Hangzhou Open 2024 Draw Look Like?
The Hangzhou Open 2024 draw was released on Monday, September 16. Here’s how it looks:
- Rune – Bye
- Nagal v Qualifier
- Cilic v Svajda
- Nishioka v Marterer
- Nakashima – Bye
- Wu Yibing v Qualifier
- Hijikata v Dzumhur
- Nardi v Marozsan
- Zhizhen Zhang v Qualifier
- Karatsev v Bellucci
- Moutet v Carballes Baena
- Etcheverry – Bye
- Darderi v Kukushkin
- Shevchenko v Qualifier
- Bu v Gaston
- Khachanov – Bye
Pre-Tournament ATP Hangzhou 2024 Title-Winner Odds
- Holger Rune: 7/2
- Karen Khachanov: 13/2
- Brandon Nakashima: 7/1
- Tomas Martin Etcheverry: 12/1
- Zhizhen Zhang: 14/1
- Fabian Marozsan: 16/1
- Luciano Darderi, Yoshihito Nishioka: 22/1
- Rinky Hijikata: 25/1
- Corentin Moutet: 28/1
- Luca Nardi, Marin Cilic: 33/1
- Alexander Shevchenko, Zachary Svajda: 35/1
- Mattia Bellucci, Yunchaokete Bu, Aslan Karatsev: 40/1
- Wu Yibing: 45/1
- Hugo Gaston, Roberto Carballes Baena: 50/1
- Damir Dzumhur, Sumit Nagal: 80/1
ATP Hangzhou 2024 Tournament Predictions
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ATP Hangzhou Open 2024 Details
Here’s a list of basic information you would need to know before betting on the ATP Hangzhou Open 2024.
Venue
The Hangzhou Olympics Sports Centre will host the 2024 edition of the Hangzhou Open, which has a centre court with a capacity of 8000. A further 2000 tennis fans can be accommodated at two other show-courts which will also be a part of hosting this competition.
Schedule
This year’s men’s Hangzhou Open will be held in the same week as the Chengdu Open and will kick-start with its qualifiers on September 14 following which the first round matches will begin on Monday, September 16. The tournament will go on till Sunday, September 22 when the final will be held.
Here’s the day by day playing schedule for the ATP Hangzhou Open this year.
- September 14 & 15: Men’s Singles Qualifiers
- September 16 & 17: Men’s Singles First Round
- September 18 & 19: Men’s Singles Second Round
- September 20: Men’s Singles Quarterfinals
- September 21: Men’s Singles Semifinals
- September 22: Men’s Singles Final
Other Tournament Details
- Surface: Outdoor hardcourt
- Prize Money: $1 million
Main Draw Players
Played for the first time this year, the Hangzhou Open 2024 will be led by Andrey Rublev who starts off as the top seed in the competition. Holger Rune and Karen Khachanov will also feature in this year’s Hangzhou Open.
Here’s the list of players who will take part in this year’s competition.
Men’s Seeded Players
- Andrey Rublev
- Holger Rune
- Karen Khachanov
- Tomas Martin Etcheverry
- Brandon Nakashima
- Luciano Darderi
- Zhang Zhizhen
- Fabian Marozsan
Other Renowned Unseeded Men’s Players
- Mattia Bellucci
- Luca Nardi
- Maximillian Marterer
- Damir Dzumhur
Men’s Singles Wildcards
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Players Opting Out of the 2024 ATP Hangzhou Open
The following players will not be participating in this year’s Hangzhou Open.
- Matteo Berrettini
- Dominik Koepfer
- Sebastian Korda
- Alex Michelsen
Previous ATP Hangzhou Open Winners
This is the first ever edition of the Hangzhou Open, which has replaced the Zhuhai Open on the tennis calendar. Here’s a list of the previous winners at the Zhuhai Open.
Men’s Singles
- 2023: Karen Khachanov
- 2022: Not Held
- 2021: Not Held
- 2020: Not Held
- 2019: Alex de Minaur
What Happened in the 2023 Edition of the ATP Hangzhou Open?
There have been no previous editions in Hangzhou with the city making its debut on the ATP tennis calendar. It replaces the Zhuhai Open and here’s what transpired at that tournament last year.
Karen Khachanov, who had gone into the 2023 edition of the Zhuhai Open as the top seed, went on to live up to that billing by clinching the competition. The Russian player overcame Yoshihito Nishioka in straight sets in the final to win the tournament, the first time he had done so at this level in five years.
Having gone into the tournament with a first round bye, Khachanov faced his only piece of resistance in the quarterfinals when he was forced to overcome the loss of the first set against Mackenzie McDonald before winning in three.
He eased past Sebastian Korda in the semifinal to set up his title-deciding outing against Nishioka, who had earlier overcome Aslan Karatsev in the semifinal to prevent an all-Russian finale.
Karatsev had earlier shocked the second seeded Cameron Norrie while Nishioka sent the third seeded Jan-Lennard Struff packing in the quarterfinals.
