World No. 1 Jannik Sinner and 24‑time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic are the marquee names anchoring the 96‑player field at this summer’s National Bank Open in Montreal, Quebec.
The tournament, an ATP 1000 event, assembles a draw of ninety‑six competitors, offering a high‑stakes platform for the sport’s elite. Sinner arrives as the current world number one, while Djokovic brings a record‑tying collection of twenty‑four major titles to the Canadian courts.
Held annually in Montreal, the National Bank Open has built a reputation as one of the premier stops on the men’s tour. Its status as an ATP 1000 competition means it delivers ranking points and prize money comparable to the sport’s most prestigious events, attracting top talent from around the globe.
The 2026 edition arrives after a notable exodus of leading players from the previous year’s draw, a situation that prompted organizers to reinforce the tournament’s appeal. By securing Sinner and Djokovic as headliners, the event aims to reaffirm its position on the calendar and provide fans with high‑quality matchups.
As the summer progresses, the 96‑player field will compete across several days of play, with early rounds setting the stage for potential showdowns between the world’s best. The presence of the top‑ranked Italian and the Serbian legend underscores the tournament’s commitment to showcasing tennis at its highest level, ensuring that Montreal remains a focal point for the sport’s global audience.