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2027 United Cup

January 1, 2027 – January 10, 2027 AEDT

Updated on September 30, 2026

The United Cup is an international outdoor hard-court tennis competition featuring mixed-gender teams from 18 countries, kicking off the professional tennis calendar in the leadup to the Australian Open. Originally inaugurated in December 2022, the tournament features ATP and WTA players competing for up to 500 ranking points alongside substantial prize money. Each tie consists of men’s singles, women’s singles, and mixed doubles matches.

The 2027 United Cup will run from January 1 to January 10, 2027. It takes place across two host cities: Perth (RAC Arena) and Sydney (Ken Rosewall Arena). Group stage and select quarterfinal matches will be split between both locations before the remaining teams converge in Sydney to decide the semifinals and final.

United Cup logo
Host City Perth Western Australia
Host City Sydney New South Wales
ATP + WTA Mixed Team Event

United Cup 2027

The United Cup brings men’s and women’s tennis together in one international team competition. Eighteen countries will compete across Perth and Sydney as the 2027 tennis season gets underway in Australia.

Tournament Dates January 1–10, 2027
18 National Teams
2 Host Cities
3 Matches Per Tie*
500 Maximum Ranking Points*

* Based on the 2026 competition format. Full 2027 format and ranking points details are still to be confirmed.

United Cup 2027 Details

Key information currently available for the fifth edition of the international mixed-team competition.

Event United Cup
Dates January 1–10, 2027
Edition 5th Edition
Event Type Mixed National Team Competition
Host Cities Perth & Sydney, Australia
Surface Hard Court
Teams 18 Countries
Tours ATP Tour & WTA Tour
Organisers ATP, WTA & Tennis Australia
2027 Draw To Be Announced
2027 Player Field To Be Announced
Prize Money Reference US$11,806,190*

* Prize-money figure shown is from the 2026 United Cup. The 2027 prize-money pool has not yet been announced.

How the United Cup Works

The 2027 detailed format is still to be announced. The structure below shows how the competition worked in 2026.

01
Singles ATP Singles

One men’s singles match

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02
Singles WTA Singles

One women’s singles match

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03
Mixed Mixed Doubles

One mixed doubles match

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18 Countries

National teams enter the competition.

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2
6 Groups

Three countries in each group.

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3
Quarterfinals

Eight countries enter the knockout stage.

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4
Final Four

Semifinals followed by the championship tie.

Format shown above is based on the 2026 United Cup and will be updated when the official 2027 competition format is published.

Poland — 2026 United Cup Champions

After finishing runner-up in both 2024 and 2025, Poland finally lifted the United Cup trophy in Sydney in 2026.

2026 Champions
POL
Poland Champion
FINAL 2 – 1 Sydney
Runner-up
SUI
Switzerland Runner-up
WTA Singles Switzerland 1–0
Belinda Bencic def. Iga Swiatek
3–6, 6–0, 6–3
ATP Singles 1–1
Hubert Hurkacz def. Stan Wawrinka
6–3, 3–6, 6–3
Mixed Doubles Poland 2–1
Katarzyna Kawa / Jan Zielinski def. Belinda Bencic / Jakub Paul
6–4, 6–3
2026 Poland Team
ATP Hubert Hurkacz · Daniel Michalski · Jan Zielinski
WTA Iga Swiatek · Katarzyna Kawa · Katarzyna Piter

United Cup Prize Money

The 2027 prize-money figures have not yet been published. Until then, the 2026 figures provide the latest official reference.

2026 Reference Pool US$11,806,190

Minimum total prize money and participation fees

2027 Prize Money: TBA
ATP Players US$5,903,345 minimum 2026 allocation
= Equal minimum allocation
WTA Players US$5,903,345 minimum 2026 allocation
01 Participation Fee

Players receive an appearance payment based on the competition’s prize-money structure.

02 Team Wins

Additional payments are connected to a country’s results during the competition.

03 Match Prize Money

Players can earn additional prize money through their performances during the event.

The official United Cup describes the 2026 pool as a minimum amount split between participation fees, team wins and prize money. The full 2027 distribution will be added when announced.

United Cup 2027 Schedule

The overall tournament dates are confirmed, but the detailed session and round-by-round schedule has not yet been released.

JAN 01 2027
JAN 10 2027
Phase 1 Group Stage Detailed dates TBA
Phase 2 Quarterfinals Detailed dates TBA
Phase 3 Semifinals Detailed dates TBA
Phase 4 Championship Tie Detailed schedule TBA
Schedule update pending

The full daily schedule, group draw and session times will be added after the United Cup releases the official 2027 schedule.

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2027 United Cup Daily Schedule, Draw, Standings & Results

Follow the competition day by day with the latest schedule, groups, standings, match results and knockout-stage updates.

United Cup Champions

Every championship tie since the United Cup was launched in 2023.

2026 Latest
Champion Poland
2 – 1
Runner-up Switzerland
2025
Champion United States
2 – 0
Runner-up Poland
2024
Champion Germany
2 – 1
Runner-up Poland
2023
Champion United States
4 – 0
Runner-up Italy
Poland’s breakthrough: after finishing runner-up in 2024 and 2025, Poland won its first United Cup title in 2026.
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United Cup Official Website

Visit the official United Cup website for tournament news, tickets, player announcements, draws and competition updates.

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