2026 Hamburg Ladies Open Final Results

The 2026 Hamburg Ladies Open final results brought a historic chapter to German tennis on the famous red clay courts at Am Rothenbaum. The WTA 250 tournament, officially named the MSC Hamburg Ladies Open, concluded on Sunday, July 26, 2026, delivering emotional victories, record-breaking milestones, and a celebration of inclusion.

The crown jewel of the week was local favorite Tamara Korpatsch, who delighted home fans by capturing her second WTA Tour singles title against Hungary’s Anna Bondár. In the doubles event, the duo of Dalila Jakupović and Nika Radišić lifted the trophy after a dramatic match tie-break.

Below is a complete breakdown of the match results, tournament prize money, historical milestones, and player reflections from Hamburg.

2026 Hamburg Ladies Open Final Results & Prize Money Summary

The 2026 MSC Hamburg Ladies Open featured a total prize purse of €246,338.

Event	Champion(s)	Runner(s)-up	Final Score
Women’s Singles	Tamara Korpatsch (GER) `Prize: €32,520`	Anna Bondár (HUN) `Prize: €19,240`	6–3, 6–3
Women’s Doubles	Dalila Jakupović (SLO) / Nika Radišić (SLO) `Prize: €11,830 (per team)`	Magali Kempen (BEL) / Alexandra Panova `Prize: €6,650 (per team)`	5–7, 6–3, [10–5]

Singles Final: Tamara Korpatsch Makes German Tennis History

  Tamara Korpatsch (GER)  [6] [6]
       Anna Bondár (HUN)  [3] [3]

Steffi Graf’s Legacy Honored

Entering the championship match, Hamburg local Tamara Korpatsch carried the hopes of the home crowd. Standing across the net was Hungary’s Anna Bondár, who was competing in her second consecutive Hamburg Open final. Bondár reached the final in dramatic fashion, saving three match points in her semi-final clash against qualifier Elina Avanesyan.

Korpatsch delivered a dominant and steady performance from start to finish. She broke Bondár’s serve early in both sets to control the tempo, securing a decisive 6–3, 6–3 victory in straight sets.

With this triumph:

Korpatsch earned her second WTA Tour singles title.
She became the first German woman to win the Hamburg Open since Steffi Graf in 1992.
She claimed the top singles check of €32,520 and 250 WTA ranking points.

Korpatsch Victory Snapshot:
First German Champion in Hamburg since Steffi Graf (1992)
Singles Final Score: 6–3, 6–3 vs Anna Bondár
Prize Money Earned: €32,520

Tournament Storylines & Armenian Milestone

While last year’s champion Loïs Boisson did not participate, the 2026 edition featured several compelling narratives:

Historic Quarterfinal: Elina Avanesyan and Alina Charaeva reached the last eight, marking the first time two Armenian players reached the quarterfinals of a WTA Tour main draw.
German Youngsters: 16-year-old Victoria Brand won her first WTA match after qualifying, while Julia Stusek claimed her first WTA main-draw win.
Star Power: Former World No. 2 Paula Badosa thrilled fans with a quarter-final run.

Doubles Final: Jakupović & Radišić Surge to Title

  Dalila Jakupović / Nika Radišić    [5] [6] [10]
 Magali Kempen / Alexandra Panova    [7] [3] [ 5]

Slovenian Pair Claims Clay Crown

In the doubles championship, Dalila Jakupović and Nika Radišić staged an impressive comeback against Magali Kempen and Alexandra Panova to win 5–7, 6–3, [10–5].

Defending champions Nadiia Kichenok and Makoto Ninomiya chose not to defend their title, opting to play in Prague instead. Jakupović and Radišić took full advantage, dropping the first set before resetting their strategy. They dominated the deciding Match Tie-break 10–5 to secure the title and split the €11,830 winner’s check.

Beyond Tennis: Inclusion & The Hamburg Wheelchair Open

The 2026 tournament stood out as more than a standard tour event under tournament director Sandra Reichel. Held simultaneously at Rothenbaum was the inaugural Hamburg Wheelchair Open, the largest women’s wheelchair tennis event in Germany, categorized as a Premier Tour event.

“We were able to create a connection between top-class sport, world-class parasport, and the appearance of two tennis legends… uniting all of this under one roof with a feel-good event for young and old.”

— Sandra Reichel, Tournament Director.

Highlights from the Event

Nearly 20,000 Visitors: Attracted families and young fans through initiatives like the MSC Kids Cup and Asklepios taster training.
Legendary Exhibition: Tournament ambassador Andrea Petkovic played an exhibition match against former World No. 1 Martina Hingis on final Sunday.
DTB Praise: Dietloff von Arnim, President of the German Tennis Federation (DTB), praised the event for combining top-level sport, youth development, and parasport inclusion.

Final Overview of 2026 Hamburg Ladies Open Results

Singles Champion: Tamara Korpatsch (€32,520)
Singles Runner-up: Anna Bondár (€19,240)
Doubles Champions: Dalila Jakupović / Nika Radišić (€11,830 per team)
Doubles Runners-up: Magali Kempen / Alexandra Panova (€6,650 per team)