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2027 Brisbane International

January 3, 2027 – January 10, 2027 AEST

Updated on October 8, 2026

Established in 2009, the Brisbane International is a premier professional tennis tournament held annually in January at the Queensland Tennis Centre in Brisbane, Australia. Played on outdoor hard courts, it serves as a crucial tune-up event in the Australian Open Series immediately ahead of the season’s first Grand Slam.

Owned and operated by Tennis Australia, the combined event holds WTA 500 status on the women’s tour and ATP 250 status on the men’s tour, consistently drawing top-tier global talent to Queensland.

ATP 250 WTA 500 2027 Edition

Brisbane International 2027

Brisbane International presented by ANZ

January 3–10, 2027 Brisbane, Australia Outdoor Hard

The 2027 Brisbane International takes place from January 3 to 10 at the Queensland Tennis Centre in Brisbane, Australia. Featuring ATP 250 and WTA 500 competitions, the combined hard-court tournament is one of the highlights of the Australian summer tennis season and an important warm-up event before the Australian Open.

Tournament at a Glance

Essential information about the 2027 Brisbane International.

Dates January 3–10, 2027
Location Brisbane, Australia
Venue Queensland Tennis Centre Pat Rafter Arena
ATP Category ATP 250 Men’s tournament
WTA Category WTA 500 Women’s tournament
Court Surface Outdoor Hard
ATP Singles Draw 32 Players 2027 ATP calendar
WTA Singles Draw To Be Confirmed 48 players in 2026
2027 Prize Money To Be Announced Separate ATP and WTA purses

Note: ATP and WTA draw formats are not necessarily identical. The 2027 ATP calendar lists a 32-player singles draw. The WTA draw information will be updated when confirmed.

Explore the Tournament

Find match schedules, draws, results, prize money and viewing information.

Defending Champions

The 2026 Brisbane International title winners and their final results.

ATP Men’s Singles Daniil Medvedev Russia Runner-up: Brandon Nakashima (USA) Final: 6–2, 7–6(1)
WTA Women’s Singles Aryna Sabalenka Belarus Runner-up: Marta Kostyuk (UKR) Final: 6–4, 6–3
ATP Men’s Doubles Francisco Cabral / Lucas Miedler Portugal / Austria Runners-up: Julian Cash / Lloyd Glasspool (GBR) Final: 6–3, 3–6, [10–8]
WTA Women’s Doubles Hsieh Su-wei / Jeļena Ostapenko Chinese Taipei / Latvia Runners-up: Cristina Bucșa (ESP) / Ellen Perez (AUS) Final: 6–2, 6–1

All results refer to the completed 2026 tournament.

2027 Tournament Schedule

Key dates for the Brisbane International.

Date Stage
January 3–7 Opening rounds
Friday, January 8 Quarterfinal sessions
Saturday, January 9 Semifinal sessions
Sunday, January 10 Finals day
Schedule note: This overview follows the event’s published session categories. The detailed ATP and WTA order of play, individual match times and court assignments will be announced closer to the tournament and may change.

View Daily Schedule & Results

Prize Money & Ranking Points

The Brisbane International features separate prize money distributions for its ATP 250 men’s tournament and WTA 500 women’s tournament.

Official prize money figures for the 2027 edition have not yet been confirmed. Players will compete for ranking points according to the applicable ATP and WTA tournament regulations.

2027 prize money: To be announced for both ATP and WTA competitions.

Full Prize Money Breakdown

About the Brisbane International

A Key Australian Summer Tournament

The Brisbane International is an annual professional tennis tournament held in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. It brings together men’s and women’s tennis in the opening weeks of the season, offering players an early opportunity to compete for titles and ranking points.

The men’s competition is part of the ATP 250 series, while the women’s competition belongs to the WTA 500 category. Both events are played on outdoor hard courts at the Queensland Tennis Centre.

History of the Tournament

First held in 2009, the Brisbane International quickly became an important event on the Australian tennis calendar. The tournament has welcomed some of the biggest names in tennis, including Roger Federer, Serena Williams, Andy Murray and Maria Sharapova.

Federer won the men’s singles title in 2015, the same tournament at which he recorded his 1,000th career tour-level match victory. After a break from the ATP calendar, the men’s event returned in 2024.

Queensland Tennis Centre

The tournament takes place at the Queensland Tennis Centre in Tennyson, a suburb of Brisbane. Its main stadium, Pat Rafter Arena, hosts many of the tournament’s biggest matches. Additional show courts and outdoor courts accommodate matches and practice sessions throughout the event.

The venue is located at 190 King Arthur Terrace, Tennyson, Queensland 4105, Australia.

Road to the Australian Open

Brisbane International plays an important role in preparing players for the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam tournament of the year. Its early-January position gives competitors the chance to test their form, build match fitness and adjust to Australia’s summer conditions.

With high-level competition in both singles and doubles, Brisbane offers tennis fans an early look at players hoping to make an impact during the new season.

Official Tournament Resources

Visit the tournament, ATP and WTA websites for official information and updates.

The ATP tournament profile may continue to display information from the 2026 edition until its 2027 event details are published.

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