(1) BRACCIALI, Daniele ITA v Qualifier
OLEJNICZAK, Dawid POL v CRACIUN, Dacian ROM
(WC) RIZZO, Claudio ITA v (WC) ALOISI, Andrea ITA
TROICKI, Viktor SCG v (6) LUZZI, Federico ITA

(4) BOLELLI, Simone ITA v Qualifier
Qualifier v MIRNEGG, Marco AUT
LAMMER, Michael SUI v Qualifier
JOHANSSON, Joachim SWE v (7) GRANOLLERS-PUJOL, Marcel ESP

(5) PRPIC, Filip SWE v SANTOS-GONZALEZ, Pablo ESP
PEDRINI, Marco ITA v RIESCHICK, Sebastian GER
CHECA-CALVO, Jose ESP v GIORGINI, Daniele ITA
DELL'ACQUA, Massimo ITA v (3) WANG, Yeu-Tzuoo TPE

(8) STAKHOVSKY, Sergiy UKR v BRIZZI, Alberto ITA
(WC) GOODMAN, Marcel USA v (WC) TORRESI, Federico ITA
CHADAJ, Adam POL v ZEBALLOS, Horacio ARG
BOHLI, Stephane SUI v (2) SANGUINETTI, Davide ITA

(1) Marcos Daniel (BRA) v Dominik Meffert (GER)
Jean-Michel Pequery (FRA) v Victor Troicki (SCG)
Nicolas Thomann (FRA) v (PR) Marco Chiudinelli (SUI)
(7) Benedikt Dorsch (GER) v Sergiy Stakhovsky (UKR)

(4) Ilia Bozoljac (SCG) v Michael Lammer (SUI)
Florin Mergea (ROM) v Q
Adrian Garcia (CHI) v Q
(5) Roko Karanusic (CRO) v (wc) Adem Ozmeral (TUR)

(6) Frederico Gil (POR) v (wc) Orcun Seyrek (TUR)
Victor Crivoi (ROM) v Pavel Snobel (CZE)
Marcel Granollers-Pujol (ESP) v (wc) Daniel Danilovic (SWE)
(3) Kristian Pless (DEN) v Jan Mertl (CZE)

(8) Alexander Peya (AUT) v Q
Ivo Klec (SVK) v Filip Prpic (SWE)
Dacian Craciun (ROM) v Q
(2) Yeu-Tzuoo Wang (TPE) v (wc) Joachim Johansson (SWE)

Joachim Johansson believes he is ready to return to top-flight tennis after recovering from shoulder surgery.

The former Swedish number one underwent the operation last July and his only competitive outing since then was in San Jose in February, where he lost in the first round.

However, the 24-year-old, who reached the US Open semi-finals in 2004, now feels the time is right for him to get back on the ATP Tour.

"It (the shoulder) feels very good now, and I can fully serve during training for several consecutive days without feeling any pain," he told Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet.

"I did not want to return until I felt ready for it, and I do now."

Johansson, who has been ranked as high as ninth in his career, is set to make his return to action in Istanbul in two weeks, and intends to keep himself busy after that.

"After Istanbul I will play challengers in Italy and Spain so it will be three tournaments in as many weeks," he added.

"After that I will take a week off before I play a challenger in Austria."

However, he has ruled out the possibility of playing in any of the Grand Slam events in 2006.

Having already missed this year's Australian and French Opens plus Wimbledon - which is currently taking place - Johansson also admitted he was unlikely to make the trip to Flushing Meadows, saying: "It is 99.5 per cent certain that I will not play the US Open."