The ATP 500 Beijing 2026 tennis tournament has finalized its draw, with **Novak Djokovic** set to return to the event for the first time since 2015. The Serbian player has a strong history at the tournament, having played 29 matches, won all of them, and claimed six titles during his previous appearances in 2009, 2010, and from 2012 to 2015. Djokovic’s first match will be against Nuno Borges. He is also placed in the same quarter of the draw as Alexander Zverev, who will start against Cameron Norrie. If both players maintain their rankings, a Djokovic-Zverev match could occur as early as the quarterfinals. Other first-round matches include **Félix Auger-Aliassime** facing Karen Khachanov, Alex de Minaur against Mariano Navone, Andrey Rublev versus Tallon Griekspoor, and Alexander Bublik meeting Jakub Mensik. Learner Tien will play Hubert Hurkacz, while Flavio Cobolli faces Roman Safiullin. Quentin Halys has entered the main draw directly after changes in the participant list and will face Ignacio Buse, currently ranked 35th on the ATP. Arthur Rinderknech, ranked 31st in the world, is also confirmed in the main draw, though his opponent depends on the qualifying rounds. On Wednesday, September 30, Djokovic is set to play his first match against Nuno Borges. Arthur Géa will enter the main draw against Zhizhen Zhang, who has dropped to 165th in the world rankings. **Félix Auger-Aliassime** will also be in action with an opening match against Karen Khachanov. The tournament will be broadcast in France on Eurosport platforms, with the first matches starting at 5 a.m. French time and continuing throughout the day on various channels. The ATP 500 Beijing tournament is a key event in the tennis calendar, offering players a chance to earn valuable ranking points and prize money. The draw has set up several high-profile potential matchups, including the possibility of Djokovic facing Zverev in the later stages of the tournament. Fans and analysts are closely watching the progress of top players as the competition gets underway.