2026 Rennes Challenger Entry List: Adrian Mannarino Headlines CH 100 Field September 12 UPDATE

Editor’s Update 9-12-2026: Benjamin Bonzi, Toby Samuel, Patrick Kypson, Gauthier Onclin, Andrea Guerrieri, Oliver Crawford, Hugo Grenier, and Charles Broom are out, with Dan Added, Inaki Montes-De La Torre, Matteo Martineau, Murphy Cassone, Anton Matusevich, Sascha Gueymard Wayenburg, Eliakim Coulibaly, and Lucas Poullain moving into the field.

The 2026 Rennes Challenger entry list is led by Adrian Mannarino, with the veteran Frenchman set to headline a deep home contingent at the ATP Challenger 100 event.

Mannarino enters as the highest-ranked player in the field at No. 67, while fellow Frenchmen Titouan Droguet, Benjamin Bonzi, Clément Tabur, Ugo Blanchet, Hugo Grenier, and Harold Mayot give the tournament a strong local presence.

Toby Samuel, Patrick Kypson, Billy Harris, Borna Gojo, Francesco Maestrelli, and Tristan Schoolkate are among the international names joining them in the main draw.

Read on for the 2026 Rennes Challenger entry list, beginning Sept. 14, 2026.

2026 Rennes Challenger Entry List

• Adrian Mannarino (FRA) – No. 67
• Titouan Droguet (FRA) – No. 102
• Benjamin Bonzi (FRA) – No. 109
• Toby Samuel (GBR) – No. 110
• Patrick Kypson (USA) – No. 116
• Gauthier Onclin (BEL) – No. 158
• Clément Tabur (FRA) – No. 159
• Billy Harris (GBR) – No. 161
• Borna Gojo (CRO) – No. 162
• Francesco Maestrelli (ITA) – No. 168
• Tristan Schoolkate (AUS) – No. 180
• Clément Chidekh (FRA) – No. 185
• Andrea Guerrieri (ITA) – No. 187
• David Jordá Sanchis (ESP) – No. 192
• Ugo Blanchet (FRA) – No. 199
• Daniel Rincon (ESP) – No. 208
• Oliver Crawford (GBR) – No. 224
• Hugo Grenier (FRA) – No. 255
• Charles Broom (GBR) – No. 258
• Harold Mayot (FRA) – No. 264
• Michele Ribecai (ITA) – No. 276

Rennes Challenger Qualifying Entry List

• Murphy Cassone (USA) – No. 304
• Max Schoenhaus (GER) – No. 317
• Sascha Gueymard Wayenburg (FRA) – No. 331
• Eliakim Coulibaly (CIV) – No. 336
• Mathys Erhard (FRA) – No. 338
• Lucas Poullain (FRA) – No. 341
• Hamish Stewart (GBR) – No. 347
• Antoine Ghibaudo (FRA) – No. 353
• Manas Dhamne (IND) – No. 372
• Daniel Masur (GER) – No. 392
• Justin Boulais (CAN) – No. 395
• Patrick Zahraj (GER) – No. 411
• Gijs Brouwer (NED) – No. 415
• Karl Poling (USA) – No. 452
• Christian Langmo (USA) – No. 467
• Luca Potenza (ITA) – No. 484
• Adrian Boitan (ROU) – No. 494
• Radu Albot (MDA) – No. 497
• Toufik Sahtali (ALG) – No. 546
• Daniel De Jonge (NED) – No. 562

Three Storylines to Watch in Rennes

Adrian Mannarino Gives Rennes a Proven Headliner

Adrian Mannarino immediately becomes the biggest name in the Rennes field.

The French veteran brings considerably more top-level experience than most of the Challenger field and enters as the only player currently ranked inside the Top 100. On an indoor hard court, his flat ball striking and ability to redirect pace should make him one of the players to beat.

Benjamin Bonzi Leads a Deep French Group

Mannarino may own the highest ranking, but Rennes has no shortage of French players capable of making a run.

Benjamin Bonzi and Titouan Droguet both sit just outside the Top 100, while Clément Tabur, Clément Chidekh, Ugo Blanchet, Hugo Grenier, and Harold Mayot strengthen a home contingent that could dominate the latter stages of the tournament.

Plenty of Dangerous International Challengers

The field is far from exclusively French.

Patrick Kypson has continued to establish himself on the Challenger circuit, while Billy Harris, Borna Gojo, Francesco Maestrelli, and Tristan Schoolkate all bring the kind of games that can play well on a quick hard court.

That should give Rennes considerably more depth than Mannarino’s No. 67 ranking on the entry list might initially suggest.

The 2026 Rennes Challenger entry list remains subject to change before the tournament begins, with withdrawals, alternates, wild cards, and qualifying additions still capable of reshaping the final field.

Phil Naessens

Phil Naessens has spent decades in sports as a broadcaster, author, journalist, professional tennis coach, and betting analyst. As the founder and editor of Crush & Rush News and host of the Crush & Rush Tennis Podcast, he combines firsthand coaching experience with years of sports media and publishing to deliver thoughtful tennis analysis, tournament coverage, player features, and transparent betting insights built around value, and not hype.