2026 Los Cabos Open Entry List: Navone, Baez, Burruchaga OUT: July 23, 2026 UPDATE!

July 23, 2026 Phil Naessens

UPDATE July 23, 2026: Mariano Navone, Sebastian Baez, and Roman Burruchaga have all opted out of the Los Cabos Open.

The 2026 Los Cabos Open Entry List by Telcel Oppo has been released, with World No. 14 Jiří Lehečka leading one of the strongest ATP 250 fields of the season.

Scheduled for July 27-Aug. 1, the hard-court event serves as the final ATP stop before the National Bank Open in Montreal, making Los Cabos an attractive destination for players like Lehecka and Luciano Darderi looking to gain valuable match play ahead of the North American Masters 1000 swing.

Read on for the 2026 Los Cabos Open Entry List, beginning July 27, 2026.

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Lehečka headlines a field that also includes World No. 16 Luciano Darderi, World No. 21 Francisco Cerúndolo, World No. 22 Karen Khachanov, World No. 29 Cameron Norrie and defending champion Denis Shapovalov.

The depth of the draw continues with Mariano Navone, Corentin Moutet, Thiago Tirante, Sebastián Báez, Camilo Ugo Carabelli, Martín Landaluce, Román Burruchaga, Aleksandar Kovacevic, James Duckworth, Jenson Brooksby and Rinky Hijikata all earning direct acceptance into the main draw.

Former Top 10 star Grigor Dimitrov returns to Los Cabos on a wild card for the first time since 2019, while Mexican standout Rodrigo Pacheco also receives a main-draw wild card. Pacheco will partner veteran doubles specialist Santiago González in the doubles competition.

Seventeen-year-old French prospect Moïse Kouamé joins the field on a wild card after emerging as one of the tour’s brightest young talents earlier this season, while American teenager Darwin Blanch receives entry through the ATP’s Next Gen program.

With six players ranked inside the Top 30 and 12 inside the Top 60, the 2026 Los Cabos Open features one of the deepest entry lists among ATP 250 tournaments this season as players begin their preparations for the North American hard-court swing.