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Use this thread for all tennis talk beginning mid-December 2024.

ATP & WTA Tennis Schedule 2025 [by Date, Tournament Type, Surface & Region] - Ultimate Tennis Guide

You can better plan your tennis viewing, touring and betting experience with the latest, updated men's and women's calendar. Here's a list and schedule of all the tennis tournaments to be played this season on the ATP and WTA circuit. This tennis schedule has been segregated by date (on a...
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2025 Tennis Schedule​

This is the weekly schedule of the 2025 tennis calendar. It includes tennis tournaments from both, the ATP and WTA Tour, Grand Slam competitions and team events. What it doesn’t include are the lower level events like the Challengers, WTA 125s and ITF events.

If you want to read more about a particular tournament from a point of researching for your tennis betting requirements, click on that competition’s link.

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WOMENS
Datestournament
Dec 28 - Jan 4Workday Canberra International
Canberra, Australia
Dec 29 - Jan 5Brisbane International Presented by Evie
Brisbane, Australia
Dec 30 - Jan 5ASB Classic
Auckland, New Zealand
Jan 3 - 11Hobart International
Hobart, Australia
Jan 3 - 11Adelaide International
Adelaide, Australia
Jan 6 - 20Australian Open
Melbourne, Australia
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Jan 24 - Feb 2Upper Austria Ladies Linz
Linz, Austria
Jan 24 - Feb 2Thailand Open
Hua Hin, Thailand
Jan 24 - Feb 2Singapore Open
Singapore, Singapore
Jan 31 - Feb 8Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Feb 1 - 9L&T Mumbai Open
Mumbai, India
Feb 5 - 5Transylvania Open
Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Feb 6 - 15Qatar Total Energies Open
Doha, Qatar
Feb 8 - 15Cancun Open
Cancun, Mexico
Feb 13 - 22Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Feb 21 - Mar 2Cymbiotika San Diego Open
San Diego, USA
Feb 21 - Mar 2ATX Open
Austin, USA
Mar 2 - 16BNP Paribas Open
Indian Wells, USA
Mar 15 - 30Miami Open presented by Itau
Miami, USA
Mar 28 - Apr 6Credit One Charleston Open
Charleston, USA
Mar 28 - Apr 6Copa Colsanitas presentado por Zurich
Bogotá, Colombia
Apr 11 - 20Porsche Tennis Grand Prix
Stuttgart, Germany
Apr 11 - 20Open Capfinances Rouen Métropole
Rouen, France
Apr 19 - May 4Mutua Madrid Open
Madrid, Spain
May 4 - 18Internazionali BNL d'Italia
Rome, Italy
May 15 - 24Grand Prix Son Altesse Royale La Princesse Lalla Meryem
Rabat, Morocco
May 15 - 24Internationaux de Strasbourg
Strasbourg, France
May 17 - Jun 8Roland Garros
Paris, France
Jun 6 - 15Libéma Open
's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands
Jun 6 - 15LTA London Championships
London, Great Britain
Jun 13 - 22ecotrans Ladies Open
Berlin, Germany
Jun 13 - 22Rothesay Open Nottingham
Nottingham, Great Britain
Jun 20 - 28Rothesay International Eastbourne
Eastbourne, Great Britain
Jun 20 - 28Bad Homburg Open powered by Solarwatt
Bad Homburg, Germany
Jun 22 - Jul 13Wimbledon
London, Great Britain
Jun 30 - Aug 7National Bank Open presented by Rogers
Montreal, Canada
Jul 11 - 20Hungarian Grand Prix
Budapest, Hungary
Jul 11 - 2035 Palermo Ladies Open
Palermo, Italy
Jul 11 - 20Hamburg European Open
Hamburg, Germany
Jul 18 - 27Livesport Prague Open
Prague, Czechia
Jul 21 - 27Mubadala Citi DC Open
Washington, USA
Aug 4 - 18Cincinnati Open
Cincinnati, USA
Aug 15 - 23Abierto GNP Seguros
Monterrey, Mexico
Aug 15 - 23Tennis in the Land powered by Rocket Mortgage
Cleveland, USA
Aug 17 - Sep 7US Open
New York, USA
Sep 5 - 14Jasmin Open Tunisia
Monastir, Tunisia
Sep 5 - 14Guadalajara Open Akron presented by Santander
Guadalajara, Mexico
Sep 12 - 21Hana Bank Korea Open
Seoul, Korea Republic
Sep 12 - 21Ningbo Open
Ningbo, China PR
Sep 21 - Oct 5China Open
Beijing, China PR
Oct 3 - 12Dongfeng Voyah Wuhan Open
Wuhan, China PR
Oct 10 - 19Kinoshita Group Japan Open
Osaka, Japan
Oct 10 - 19Zhengzhou Open
Zhengzhou, China PR
Oct 17 - 26Guangzhou Open presented by AVATR
Guangzhou, China PR
Oct 17 - 26Toray Pan Pacific Open Tennis
Tokyo, Japan
Oct 24 - Nov 2Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open
Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China
Oct 24 - Nov 2Jiangxi Open
Jiujiang, China PR
Oct 24 - Nov 2Mérida Open Akron
Mérida, Mexico
Oct 31 - Nov 8WTA Finals
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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Fonseca, still only 18 years old, defeated Tien in four mini-sets to win this year's additions of the Next Gens. He came into the competition seeded eighth. Currently #145 in the rankings, I'll predict he breaks into the top 75 next year. Tier one potential.
 
Opelka, clobbering the ball on serve and from the backcourt, blew Nole off the court, Novak who looked pretty good in his first two matches. But today Djokovic looked like he was playing goalie trying to return Opelka's groundies and was less and less in control as the match progressed.
 
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Nice to see Naomi Osaka play so well this week!

Auckland final is undergo
 
According to Stephanie Myles, Bianca won’t be playing the Aussie open
 
Its 2025 and Novak is 37. And he is still by far the best tennis player in the world. Nobody is close to him. The man is unbeatable. Really impressing to be so high level at that age. He has the mentality and atlethism to be nr 1 for atleast 5 more years, if not more.
 
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Its 2025 and Novak is 37. And he is still by far the best tennis player in the world. Nobody is close to him. The man is unbeatable. Really impressing to be so high level at that age. He has the mentality and atlethism to be nr 1 for atleast 5 more years, if not more.
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I don't want to seem unkind, but have you been in a cave for the past year?
 
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Felix makes the final in the Occitanie Open against Kovacevic. He's had a very easy road but a final is a final.
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Been keeping an eye on these tournaments all week, the Linz women's tournament has been wonky. I think Muchova got hurt and Tauson had a disaster class v Yastremska so that final will be interesting tomorrow between her and Alexandrova. That ATP 250 in Montpellier has been straight forward, Rublev melting down v Kovacevic was interesting but man he can't get out of his way and then Li v Mertens in Singapore.
 
Definitely a confidence boost for Felix! Hope he carries it forward into the season.
 
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www.dailymail.co.uk

Tennis star is slammed for 'awful sportsmanship' after Davis Cup clash

But ugly scenes descended on the match with Seyboth Wild expressing his fury towards Fils at the end of the match.
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www.abc.net.au

Belgian Davis Cup player knocks over Chilean rival during on-court celebration

Belgium will be Australia's next opponents in the Davis Cup, but only after advancing to the second qualifying round in bizarre circumstances.
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Wow, crazy scenes in both ties!
 
Felix wins an excellent three-setter over Kovacevic, who really surprised me with his hard-hitting baseline play. Very close match but Felix managed to close it out in a third set breaker.
 
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In Rotterdam, Alcaraz extracts a tiny portion of revenge over Van de Zandschulp for beating him at the US Open. But, man, the first two sets were a battle of crosscourt groundstrokes at laser speeds. Carlos's better mobility and endurance saved the day and he took the third set easily. But kudos to Van de Zandschulp for putting up a valiant fight. He could have won in straight sets, getting broken at 5-4 in the first set. Very entertaining.
 
Halep retired from tennis after losing her match in front of her Romanian crowd. She had said she has a knee injury that is pretty serious although she wasn’t taped up yesterday. Her forehand was all over the place.
 
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Shapo upsets Taylor Fritz in Dallas! Hope this is a turning point. Certainly a confidence booster!
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I went to bed after his first service game expecting a straight sets loss. I was so happy to be wrong!
 
In Rotterdam, Alcaraz continues his casually brilliant, utterly dominant play with a straight set win over Martinez-Portero. In his last five sets, Carlos has lost a grand total of seven games.
 
Denis takes out Tommy Paul in straight sets. He had a handful of blips but was never broken. Into the final against Ruud tomorrow.
 
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Denis takes out Tommy Paul in straight sets. He had a handful of blips but was never broken. Into the final against Ruud tomorrow.
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Sure wasn't expecting that. What a pleasant surprise.
 
Just happened to tune into Volynets and Andreeva. Volynets is a pleasure to watch. Andreeva... she is not a pleasure to watch. As much analysis as I have in me today.
 
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