| Milos Raonic | CAN | 1 |
| Joao Souza | BRA | |
| Diego Schwartzmann | ARG | |
| Jack Sock | USA | 8 |
| Leonardo Mayer | ARG | 3 |
| Steve Johnson | USA | |
| Tim Smyczek | USA | |
| Juan Monaco | ARG | 6 |
| Pablo Cuevas | URU | 4 |
| Victor Estrella Burgos | DOM | |
| Alejandro Falla | COL | |
| Sam Querrey | USA | 7 |
| John Isner | USA | 2 |
| Thomaz Bellucci | BRA | |
| Santiago Giraldo | COL | |
| Vasek Pospisil | CAN | 5 |
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