Moose Malloy
G.O.A.T.
Looks like the men's QF lineup is the oldest at W since 1970 if my math is correct (though last years QFs was pretty old as well..)
Round of 32 by age
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helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
A bit late, but here are the men's and women's quarter-finals:
Men:
27: Raonic
28: Nishikori
29: Del Potro
31: Djokovic
32: Anderson, Nadal
33: Isner
36: Federer
By age bracket:
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 0
25-29: 3
30-34: 4
35+: 1
Women:
21: Ostapenko, Kasatkina
26: Bertens, Giorgi
29: Cibulkova, Goerges
30: Kerber
36: Williams
Teenagers: -
20-24: 2
25-29: 4
30-34: 1
35+: 1
Men:
27: Raonic
28: Nishikori
29: Del Potro
31: Djokovic
32: Anderson, Nadal
33: Isner
36: Federer
By age bracket:
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 0
25-29: 3
30-34: 4
35+: 1
Women:
21: Ostapenko, Kasatkina
26: Bertens, Giorgi
29: Cibulkova, Goerges
30: Kerber
36: Williams
Teenagers: -
20-24: 2
25-29: 4
30-34: 1
35+: 1
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
And women's semis:
21: Ostapenko
29: Goerges
30: Kerber
36: Williams
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 1
25-29: 1
30-34: 1
35+: 1
21: Ostapenko
29: Goerges
30: Kerber
36: Williams
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 1
25-29: 1
30-34: 1
35+: 1
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Now, an interesting feature of the men's semi-final lineup:
31: Djokovic
32: Anderson, Nadal
33: Isner
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 0
25-29: 0
30-34: 4
35+: 0
31: Djokovic
32: Anderson, Nadal
33: Isner
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 0
25-29: 0
30-34: 4
35+: 0
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
With Ostapenko out, the remaining women were all born in 1988 or earlier, just like all men's singles major champions in history.
TimeToPlaySets
Legend
By your 30s with 20 years of experience, they learn that pushing wins, and pace is overrated.
High %
High %
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
And here's the US Open 2018:
Men:
19: Shapovalov, De Minaur
20: Fritz
21: Coric, Zverev
22: Khachanov, Medvedev
23: Kyrgios
24: Thiem [turns 25 on Monday], Pouille
26: Basilashvili, Schwartzman
27: Raonic, Goffin
28: Pella, Lajovic, Struff, Nishikori
29: Del Potro, Cilic, Sousa, Millman
30: Kukushkin
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal, Anderson, Gasquet
33: Isner, Wawrinka
34: Verdasco, Kohlschreiber
37: Federer
Teenagers: 2
20-24: 8
25-29: 12
30-34: 9
35+: 1
Incidentally, if any of the 30-somethings win, that will be two years in a row of all Slams being won by a 30-something.
And if any of the 30-somethings or Del Potro or Cilic (both of whom turn 30 later in September) win, then by the end of September, no man younger than 30 will have won a Slam in his career. (Sousa and Millman don't turn 30 until 2019).
Men:
19: Shapovalov, De Minaur
20: Fritz
21: Coric, Zverev
22: Khachanov, Medvedev
23: Kyrgios
24: Thiem [turns 25 on Monday], Pouille
26: Basilashvili, Schwartzman
27: Raonic, Goffin
28: Pella, Lajovic, Struff, Nishikori
29: Del Potro, Cilic, Sousa, Millman
30: Kukushkin
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal, Anderson, Gasquet
33: Isner, Wawrinka
34: Verdasco, Kohlschreiber
37: Federer
Teenagers: 2
20-24: 8
25-29: 12
30-34: 9
35+: 1
Incidentally, if any of the 30-somethings win, that will be two years in a row of all Slams being won by a 30-something.
And if any of the 30-somethings or Del Potro or Cilic (both of whom turn 30 later in September) win, then by the end of September, no man younger than 30 will have won a Slam in his career. (Sousa and Millman don't turn 30 until 2019).
prairiegirl
Hall of Fame
Hmmm. Your data is off. Denis is in the Round of 32 at the USO for second year in a row. He was 18 last year.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Data not off. You quoted the list for Roland Garros 2017. If you read through the thread, you'll see him included as an 18-year-old in the list for the US Open 2017.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Women:
19: Kenin, Vondrousova
20: Sabalenka, Osaka
21: Ostapenko
22: Muchova, Barty, Mertens, Siniakova
23: Peterson, Svitolina, Keys
24: Garcia, Sasnovich
25: Stephens, Krunic
26: Pliskova, Wang, Bertens
28: Sevastova, Kvitova
29: Azarenka, Suarez Navarro [turns 30 on Wednesday], Cibulkova, Tsurenko
30: Makarova, Kerber
31: Sharapova
32: Strycova
33: Kanepi
36: S. Williams
38: V. Williams
By range:
Teenagers: 2
20-24: 12
25-29: 11
30-34: 5
35+: 2
19: Kenin, Vondrousova
20: Sabalenka, Osaka
21: Ostapenko
22: Muchova, Barty, Mertens, Siniakova
23: Peterson, Svitolina, Keys
24: Garcia, Sasnovich
25: Stephens, Krunic
26: Pliskova, Wang, Bertens
28: Sevastova, Kvitova
29: Azarenka, Suarez Navarro [turns 30 on Wednesday], Cibulkova, Tsurenko
30: Makarova, Kerber
31: Sharapova
32: Strycova
33: Kanepi
36: S. Williams
38: V. Williams
By range:
Teenagers: 2
20-24: 12
25-29: 11
30-34: 5
35+: 2
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Women R16:
19: Vondrousova
20: Sabalenka, Osaka
22: Barty, Mertens
23: Svitolina, Keys
25: Stephens
26: Pliskova
28: Sevastova
29: Suarez Navarro [turns 30 on Wednesday], Cibulkova, Tsurenko
31: Sharapova
33: Kanepi
36: S. Williams
By range:
Teenagers: 1
20-24: 6
25-29: 6
30-34: 2
35+: 1
19: Vondrousova
20: Sabalenka, Osaka
22: Barty, Mertens
23: Svitolina, Keys
25: Stephens
26: Pliskova
28: Sevastova
29: Suarez Navarro [turns 30 on Wednesday], Cibulkova, Tsurenko
31: Sharapova
33: Kanepi
36: S. Williams
By range:
Teenagers: 1
20-24: 6
25-29: 6
30-34: 2
35+: 1
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Men R16:
21: Coric
24: Thiem [turns 25 on Monday]
26: Basilashvili
27: Raonic, Goffin
28: Nishikori
29: Del Potro, Cilic, Sousa, Millman
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal, Anderson
33: Isner
34: Kohlschreiber
37: Federer
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 2
25-29: 8
30-34: 5
35+: 1
21: Coric
24: Thiem [turns 25 on Monday]
26: Basilashvili
27: Raonic, Goffin
28: Nishikori
29: Del Potro, Cilic, Sousa, Millman
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal, Anderson
33: Isner
34: Kohlschreiber
37: Federer
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 2
25-29: 8
30-34: 5
35+: 1
To understand better what this means we need to know how many in each age bracket started the tournament.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Good point, and we can't treat one tournament in isolation from all the others. Anyway, that's one reason why I've been tracking this over time in this thread. I don't have the energy to do it for run of the mill events, but I'm trying to do so at every slam.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
With Coric out and Thiem turning 25 tomorrow, there will be no man under 25 in the second week of the US Open. And Thiem is the only one under 27.
accidental
Hall of Fame
Coric
Thiem
Goffin
Nishikori
Sousa
Millman
So 1 of these guys has to win this tournament so someone under 30 will be an active slam champ...
Lmao
Thiem
Goffin
Nishikori
Sousa
Millman
So 1 of these guys has to win this tournament so someone under 30 will be an active slam champ...
Lmao
Sudacafan
Bionic Poster
Stephens is only 25. I did not imagine she is still so young after being around for years.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
And it can’t be Coric. Honestly, the all-slam champions are 30 is now very likely to be reality on 28 September (Cilic’s birthday).
And even if it doesn’t happen, Thiem is already guaranteed to start 2019 as the only slam finalist born since the start of 1991.
And even if it doesn’t happen, Thiem is already guaranteed to start 2019 as the only slam finalist born since the start of 1991.
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AllPlayersAreGood
Rookie
No, it would be true if winners were selected randomly or in some other organized "fair" fashion. However, winners are selected by tennis skills. That's why Roger, Rafa, and Nole all have a ton of trophies while many of their opponents who played just as long, and perhaps even played in more tournaments, have nothing.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Women QF:
20: Osaka
23: Keys
25: Stephens
26: Pliskova
28: Sevastova
29: Suarez Navarro [turns 30 on Wednesday], Tsurenko
36: S. Williams
By range:
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 2
25-29: 5
30-34: 0
35+: 1
20: Osaka
23: Keys
25: Stephens
26: Pliskova
28: Sevastova
29: Suarez Navarro [turns 30 on Wednesday], Tsurenko
36: S. Williams
By range:
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 2
25-29: 5
30-34: 0
35+: 1
Meles
Bionic Poster
Wow. 10 of 32 age 24 and under. That's pretty good and if you included 25 that would outnumber 26-29 and 30+.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Wow. 10 of 32 age 24 and under. That's pretty good and if you included 25 that would outnumber 26-29 and 30+.
If you judge only by results, this has to count as a disappointing tournament for younger players. But they definitely feel on the verge of a breakthrough. So many narrow loses: Khachanov, Shapovalov, De Minaur, Fritz.
Don't know what you mean about the last sentence, though. There were no 25-year-olds in R3 (Thiem is now 25, but only as of today). 28 is the middle of the age range: 14 of 27 and below; 14 of 29 and above; 4 of 28.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Men QF:
25: Thiem
28: Nishikori
29: Del Potro, Cilic, Millman
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal
33: Isner
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 0
25-29: 5
30-34: 3
35+: 0
Even with Federer's surprise defeat, Thiem, Nishikori, and Millman the only three left who can stop the situation of all major men's champions being 30+ by the end of September. And wins for either Nishikori and Millman might end up being mere stays of execution for another 9-15 months.
25: Thiem
28: Nishikori
29: Del Potro, Cilic, Millman
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal
33: Isner
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 0
25-29: 5
30-34: 3
35+: 0
Even with Federer's surprise defeat, Thiem, Nishikori, and Millman the only three left who can stop the situation of all major men's champions being 30+ by the end of September. And wins for either Nishikori and Millman might end up being mere stays of execution for another 9-15 months.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Women SF:
20: Osaka
23: Keys
28: Sevastova
36: S. Williams
By range:
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 2
25-29: 1
30-34: 0
35+: 1
No happy 30th birthday for Carla Suarez Navarro today.
20: Osaka
23: Keys
28: Sevastova
36: S. Williams
By range:
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 2
25-29: 1
30-34: 0
35+: 1
No happy 30th birthday for Carla Suarez Navarro today.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Men SF:
28: Nishikori
29: Del Potro
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 0
25-29: 2
30-34: 2
35+: 0
Even with Cilic's surprise defeat, Nishikori is the only man left who can stop the situation of all major men's champions being 30+ as of 23rd September.
28: Nishikori
29: Del Potro
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 0
25-29: 2
30-34: 2
35+: 0
Even with Cilic's surprise defeat, Nishikori is the only man left who can stop the situation of all major men's champions being 30+ as of 23rd September.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Women F:
20: Osaka
36: Williams
Men F:
29: Del Potro
31: Djokovic
Two weeks after the final, every man who has ever won a Slam will be 30 or more. However, if Del Potro wins, he'd be the youngest Slam winner since Murray at Wimbledon 2016, and the first one who is not yet 30 since then.
20: Osaka
36: Williams
Men F:
29: Del Potro
31: Djokovic
Two weeks after the final, every man who has ever won a Slam will be 30 or more. However, if Del Potro wins, he'd be the youngest Slam winner since Murray at Wimbledon 2016, and the first one who is not yet 30 since then.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
So, here we are for Australian Open 2019.
Men:
19: Shapovalov, Popyrin, De Minaur
20: Tsitsipas, Tiafoe [turns 21 on Sunday]
21: Zverev, Fritz
22: Medvedev, Coric, Khachanov
24: Pouille
26: Bolt, Krajinovic, Basilashvili, Schwartzman
27: Carreno Busta, Herbert, Dimitrov
28: Goffin, Raonic
29: Sousa, Nishikori, Fabbiano
30: Cilic, Bautista Agut
31: Djokovic, Fognini
32: Nadal
33: Berdych
34: Seppi
35: Verdasco
37: Federer
Good showing for the younger players, but mostly they are lumped in the top half. Tsitsipas and Tiafoe are the only ones under 27 left in the bottom half.
By bracket:
Teenagers: 3 [!!! times, they are a-changing, again?]
20-24: 8
25-29: 12
30-34: 7
35+: 2
Men:
19: Shapovalov, Popyrin, De Minaur
20: Tsitsipas, Tiafoe [turns 21 on Sunday]
21: Zverev, Fritz
22: Medvedev, Coric, Khachanov
24: Pouille
26: Bolt, Krajinovic, Basilashvili, Schwartzman
27: Carreno Busta, Herbert, Dimitrov
28: Goffin, Raonic
29: Sousa, Nishikori, Fabbiano
30: Cilic, Bautista Agut
31: Djokovic, Fognini
32: Nadal
33: Berdych
34: Seppi
35: Verdasco
37: Federer
Good showing for the younger players, but mostly they are lumped in the top half. Tsitsipas and Tiafoe are the only ones under 27 left in the bottom half.
By bracket:
Teenagers: 3 [!!! times, they are a-changing, again?]
20-24: 8
25-29: 12
30-34: 7
35+: 2
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tennisenthusiast
Hall of Fame
Federer is such an outlier!
tennis_pro
Bionic Poster
Wow so Nadal is the 2nd oldest player left in the draw after Federer? And Djokovic is right behind them xD?
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Berdych is older than Nadal.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
All five of those guys made round three, though, and three are still in, two of them through to round 4. Not a bad showing, especially for Berdych, who is returning from injury.
Also, I would put Agut in a different category. Not only is he a year younger than Fognini, and three or more years younger than the others, but he was such a late developer, that he has relatively little mileage for a player who is almost 31. His breakout Slam was only five years ago (AO 2014), and he hadn't done that much at tour level until a year or so before then. By contrast, Berdych won a masters in 2005, and even Verdasco had his golden moment 10 years ago. Time on tour and matches played is a big factor in wear and tear, as well as years lived on the planet!
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Women:
17: Anisimova
18: Yastremska
20: Sabalenka, Birrell
21: Osaka, Bencic
22: Barty
23: Mertens, Keys, Sakkari
24: Svitolina, Sasnovich
25: Muguruza, Stephens, Collins, Garcia
26: Pliskova
27: Halep, Giorgi, Wang [turned 27 on the opening day of the tournament], Martic [turns 28 tomorrow], Pavlyuchenkova
28: Sevastova, Kvitova, Wozniacki
29: Bacsinszky, Zhang [turns 30 on Monday]
31: Sharapova, Kerber [her 31st birthday is today]
33: Hsieh
37: S. Williams
38: V. Williams
By bracket:
Teenagers: 2
20-24: 10
25-29: 15
30-34: 3
35+: 2
17: Anisimova
18: Yastremska
20: Sabalenka, Birrell
21: Osaka, Bencic
22: Barty
23: Mertens, Keys, Sakkari
24: Svitolina, Sasnovich
25: Muguruza, Stephens, Collins, Garcia
26: Pliskova
27: Halep, Giorgi, Wang [turned 27 on the opening day of the tournament], Martic [turns 28 tomorrow], Pavlyuchenkova
28: Sevastova, Kvitova, Wozniacki
29: Bacsinszky, Zhang [turns 30 on Monday]
31: Sharapova, Kerber [her 31st birthday is today]
33: Hsieh
37: S. Williams
38: V. Williams
By bracket:
Teenagers: 2
20-24: 10
25-29: 15
30-34: 3
35+: 2
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Round 4 Men:
20: Tsitsipas,
21: Tiafoe [turns 21 Sunday = today in Australia already], Zverev
22: Medvedev, Coric
24: Pouille
27: Carreno Busta, Dimitrov
28: Raonic
29: Nishikori
30: Cilic, Bautista Agut
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal
33: Berdych
37: Federer
By bracket:
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 6
25-29: 4 {!}
30-34: 5
35+: 1
First time in a while, I believe, that the plurality age bracket has been 20-24. However, still half of the field is 28+ and half is 27 or less.
20: Tsitsipas,
21: Tiafoe [turns 21 Sunday = today in Australia already], Zverev
22: Medvedev, Coric
24: Pouille
27: Carreno Busta, Dimitrov
28: Raonic
29: Nishikori
30: Cilic, Bautista Agut
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal
33: Berdych
37: Federer
By bracket:
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 6
25-29: 4 {!}
30-34: 5
35+: 1
First time in a while, I believe, that the plurality age bracket has been 20-24. However, still half of the field is 28+ and half is 27 or less.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Round 4 Women:
17: Anisimova
21: Osaka
22: Barty
23: Keys
24: Svitolina
25: Muguruza, Stephens, Collins
26: Pliskova
27: Halep, Pavlyuchenkova
28: Sevastova, Kvitova
31: Sharapova, Kerber [her 31st birthday was yesterday]
37: S. Williams
By bracket:
Teenagers: 1
20-24: 4
25-29: 8
30-34: 2
35+: 1
17: Anisimova
21: Osaka
22: Barty
23: Keys
24: Svitolina
25: Muguruza, Stephens, Collins
26: Pliskova
27: Halep, Pavlyuchenkova
28: Sevastova, Kvitova
31: Sharapova, Kerber [her 31st birthday was yesterday]
37: S. Williams
By bracket:
Teenagers: 1
20-24: 4
25-29: 8
30-34: 2
35+: 1
BGod
G.O.A.T.
I should have been more clear. Those guys I listed are still progressing as journeyman over some young guys.
tennisaddict
Bionic Poster
How is the 32+ category looking over time ?
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
I haven't been tracking it, but will try to do so in future. Do you mean "32 and above" or "33 and above"?
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
After a day for the youngsters, heading into week two, Djokovic, Nadal, Serena Williams, and Bautista Agut are the only players standing in the way of 20-something regaining control. All teenagers out, and all other 30-somethings.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
QF Women:
21: Osaka
22: Barty
24: Svitolina
25: Collins
26: Pliskova
27: Pavlyuchenkova
28: Kvitova
37: S. Williams
By bracket:
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 3
25-29: 4
30-34: 0
35+: 1
21: Osaka
22: Barty
24: Svitolina
25: Collins
26: Pliskova
27: Pavlyuchenkova
28: Kvitova
37: S. Williams
By bracket:
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 3
25-29: 4
30-34: 0
35+: 1
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
QF Men:
20: Tsitsipas,
21: Tiafoe
24: Pouille
28: Raonic
29: Nishikori
30: Bautista Agut
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal
By bracket:
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 3
25-29: 2
30-34: 3
35+: 0
20: Tsitsipas,
21: Tiafoe
24: Pouille
28: Raonic
29: Nishikori
30: Bautista Agut
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal
By bracket:
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 3
25-29: 2
30-34: 3
35+: 0
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
SF Women:
21: Osaka
25: Collins
26: Pliskova
28: Kvitova
F Women:
21: Osaka
28: Kvitova
21: Osaka
25: Collins
26: Pliskova
28: Kvitova
F Women:
21: Osaka
28: Kvitova
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
SF Men:
20: Tsitsipas
24: Pouille
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal
F Men:
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal
(Both also within six months of another birthday).
20: Tsitsipas
24: Pouille
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal
F Men:
31: Djokovic
32: Nadal
(Both also within six months of another birthday).
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Almost time for the next Slam, but with more than half of the MS events for 2019 completed, I wanted to note that younger players are still not breaking through at the highest level yet. I thought they would do so more in 2019, but here are the ages of the winners and runner-ups at the six largest events played so far in 2019:
Winners = 31, 25, 37, 31, 31, 32. [N.B. all three winners aged either 31 or 32 have a birthday coming up - Djokovic turns 32 on Wednesday, Fognini turns 32 on Friday, Nadal turns 33 on the second Monday of Roland Garros].
Runners-Up = 32, 37, 33 [now 34], 28, 20, 31.
When Djokovic turns 32 on Wednesday, we'll have another 32+ world #1. I believe that the men who have been #1 aged 32 or more are Agassi, Federer, Nadal, and soon Djokovic.
Winners = 31, 25, 37, 31, 31, 32. [N.B. all three winners aged either 31 or 32 have a birthday coming up - Djokovic turns 32 on Wednesday, Fognini turns 32 on Friday, Nadal turns 33 on the second Monday of Roland Garros].
Runners-Up = 32, 37, 33 [now 34], 28, 20, 31.
When Djokovic turns 32 on Wednesday, we'll have another 32+ world #1. I believe that the men who have been #1 aged 32 or more are Agassi, Federer, Nadal, and soon Djokovic.
TimeToPlaySets
Legend
This does not surprise me at all.
In rec tennis, the older you are, the better you are.
My biggest crushing defeats have come from players older than 60.
They are easily the best 4.0 players around.
Young guy? Either a pusher or a maniac.
Old guy? Does not give away any free points.
I would like to see winner's ages from USTA Nationals at the 3.5 and 4.0 level.
I predict all of them are over 50.
In rec tennis, the older you are, the better you are.
My biggest crushing defeats have come from players older than 60.
They are easily the best 4.0 players around.
Young guy? Either a pusher or a maniac.
Old guy? Does not give away any free points.
I would like to see winner's ages from USTA Nationals at the 3.5 and 4.0 level.
I predict all of them are over 50.
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heninfan99
Talk Tennis Guru
where is NYTA?
Harry_Wild
G.O.A.T.
Aliza Cornet is 29 year old! I am a fan of hers!
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helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
You're quoting a post that is about two years old! Venus Williams turned 38 almost a year ago, but I have her as 36 in that one. That's why I said Cornet was 27.
helterskelter
G.O.A.T.
Edited after conclusion of Klizan's victory over Pouille in the held-over second round match.
Men, round of 32:
20: Tsitsipas, Ruud, Moutet
22: Coric, Zverev
23: Hoang, Khachanov, Djere [turns 24 on Sunday 2 June]
25: Thiem, Thompson, Londero
26: Caruso
27: Krajinovic, Carreno Busta
28: Lajovic, Dimitrov, Goffin
29: Struff, Klizan, Nishikori
30: Del Potro, Paire
31: Bautista Agut
32: Djokovic, Fognini, Monfils, Mayer, Nadal [turns 33 on Monday 3 June]
33: Cuevas
34: Wawrinka
37: Mahut, Federer
By age bracket:
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 8
25-29: 12
30-34: 10
35-39: 2
40+: 0 [including this age bracket as we did actually have a 40-something play the tournament]
Men, round of 32:
20: Tsitsipas, Ruud, Moutet
22: Coric, Zverev
23: Hoang, Khachanov, Djere [turns 24 on Sunday 2 June]
25: Thiem, Thompson, Londero
26: Caruso
27: Krajinovic, Carreno Busta
28: Lajovic, Dimitrov, Goffin
29: Struff, Klizan, Nishikori
30: Del Potro, Paire
31: Bautista Agut
32: Djokovic, Fognini, Monfils, Mayer, Nadal [turns 33 on Monday 3 June]
33: Cuevas
34: Wawrinka
37: Mahut, Federer
By age bracket:
Teenagers: 0
20-24: 8
25-29: 12
30-34: 10
35-39: 2
40+: 0 [including this age bracket as we did actually have a 40-something play the tournament]
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