Background

The Mexico Open (Abierto Mexicano Telcel) is an ATP 500 tournament held annually in Acapulco, Mexico. The 2025 edition features several notable players competing for the title. Here's what we know about the key contenders:

• Learner Tien (Q): American qualifier who made headlines by defeating top seed Alexander Zverev in straight sets, showing impressive form and momentum.

• Tomas Machac (8): The 8th seed from Czech Republic has been showing solid performance in recent tournaments.

• Brandon Nakashima: American player who advanced to the quarter-finals after Holger Rune's retirement, giving him a physical advantage with extra rest.

• David Goffin: The experienced Belgian defeated Ben Shelton to advance and has shown good form.

• Denis Shapovalov (9): The 9th-seeded Canadian is known for his aggressive playing style and powerful groundstrokes.

• Marcos Giron: American player who has been showing consistent improvement in recent seasons.

• Alejandro Davidovich Fokina: Spanish player known for his athleticism and versatility on court.

• Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez: Mexican home favorite who has been gaining attention for his performances.

Resolution Criteria

This market will resolve in favor of the player who wins the 2025 Mexico Open men's singles tournament. Only one of the listed eight players (the quarterfinalists) will win. The market will only resolve N/A if:

• The tournament is cancelled or postponed beyond 2025

• The tournament format is substantially changed

In the case of a walkover or retirement during the final match, the player who did not retire will be considered the winner for market resolution purposes.