The 2021 Mexican Open – an ATP 500 tournament which features a strong draw – will run from March 15 – 20.
After being introduced in 1993, the event was primarily held in Mexico City until moving to Acapulco in 2001 – where it has remained since. In 2014, the surface changed from clay to hard courts.
Thomas Muster and David Ferrer both hold the record for the most Mexican Open titles with four. Rafael Nadal has won the tournament three times – including last year when he defeated Taylor Fritz in the final.
Neither Nadal or Fritz will feature this year, but the draw includes seven of the top 20 ATP players.
Seeded players
1 Stefanos Tsitsipas
2 Alexander Zverev
3 Diego Schwartzman
4 Milos Raonic
5 Grigor Dimitrov
6 Fabio Fognini
7 Felix Auger-Aliassime
8 Cristrian Garin
Where is the tournament held?
The event is played at the Princess Mundo Imperial in Acapulco, Mexico on outdoor hard courts.
Ranking points breakdown, Singles
Winner – 500 points
Runner-up – 300 points
Semi-finalist – 180 points
Quarter-finalist – 90 points
Round of 16 – 45 points
Round of 32 – 0 points
Prize money breakdown, Singles
Winner – $88,940
Runner-up – $65,760
Semi-finalist – $46,830
Quarter-finalist – $31,880
Round of 16 – $19,925
Round of 32 – $11,460
Will fans be allowed to attend?
Spectators will be allowed, and tickets can be bought here.
How can I follow the tournament?
You can follow the tournament on the official website, the official Twitter account, and the ATP Tour Twitter account.
