ATP Challenger Murcia 2026 ATP Jesper de Jong ATP Challenger Tour

The draw for the Murcia Challenger is now known

Diego Jiménez Rubio - 14 Mar 2026

Challenger Tournament Draw in Murcia. Photo: gettyimages

A beautiful tennis week is approaching with the dispute of the ATP Challenger 75 Murcia 2026, where Jesper de Jong starts as the first seed and top favorite for the title. The Dutchman will seek to impose his dominance in an event with a strong Spanish presence, including players like Pablo Carreño, Roberto Carballés, and Pablo Llamas.

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