Como Lake Challenger Entry List: Garin Leads 3 Former Top 100 Players

EDITOR’S UPDATE 8/29/2026: Zsombor Piros and Francesco Passaro have withdrawn from Como, with Federico Bondioli and an alternate moving into the field.

EDITOR’S UPDATE 8/28/2026: Cristian Garin, Lukas Neumayer, Luka Mikrut, and Lautaro Midon have withdrawn from the Como Challenger. They have been replaced in the field by Mili Poljicak, Alvaro Guillen Meza, Filip Cristian Jianu, and Sandro Kopp.

The Como Lake Challenger entry list shows a solid Challenger 75 field led by Cristian Garín, Pedro Martínez, and Thiago Seyboth Wild, all former Top 100 players.

The clay-court event also features several experienced Challenger players and a trio of Next Gen prospects.

Read on for the Como Lake Challenger entry list, beginning Aug 30.

2026 Como Lake Challenger Entry List

1. Zsombor Piros — Hungary — No. 123
2. Cristian Garín — Chile — No. 136
3. Pedro Martínez — Spain — No. 148
4. Stefanos Sakellaridis — Greece — No. 155
5. Lukas Neumayer — Austria — No. 169
6. Gonzalo Bueno — Peru — No. 173
7. Luka Mikrut — Croatia — No. 180
8. Lautaro Midón — Argentina — No. 191
9. Thiago Seyboth Wild — Brazil — No. 200
10. Henri Squire — Germany — No. 211
11. Francesco Passaro — Italy — No. 219
12. Stefano Napolitano — Italy — No. 226
13. Kilian Feldbausch — Switzerland — No. 230
14. Juan Pablo Varillas — Peru — No. 232
15. Raúl Brancaccio — Italy — No. 237
16. Jay Clarke — Great Britain — No. 238
17. Martin Krumich — Czech Republic — No. 249
18. Matías Soto — Chile — No. 256
19. Matej Dodig — Croatia — No. 257
20. João Lucas Reis da Silva — Brazil — No. 258
21. Max Schönhaus — Germany — No. 1 Next Gen
22. Henry Bernet — Switzerland — No. 4 Next Gen
23. Jan Kumstat — Czech Republic — No. 336

3 Como Lake Challenger Entry List Storylines to Watch

Three Former Top 100 Players
Cristian Garín, Pedro Martínez and Thiago Seyboth Wild headline the Como field, with all three having reached the ATP Top 100.

Next Gen Talent on Display
Jan Kumstát, ranked No. 13 in the Next Gen Race, leads a trio of young prospects that also includes No. 17 Max Schönhaus and No. 50 Henry Bernet.

Kumstát Comes In Hot
Kumstát is particularly intriguing after reaching the Hamburg final and winning qualifying, which has him climbing rapidly in the Next Gen standings.

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