The Guadalajara Open is a WTA 500 tournament held on outdoor hard courts in Zapopan, Mexico. First established in 2022 as a WTA 1000 event, it was reclassified to the WTA 500 level in 2024. The competition features 28 singles players and 16 doubles teams, all taking the court at the Centro Panamericano de Tenis—where...
The Singapore Tennis Open made its long-awaited return to the WTA Tour in 2025, and the event's successful comeback quickly propelled it to WTA 500 status for 2026 and beyond. Moving forward, the tournament will be held on indoor hard courts at the OCBC Arena, featuring a 28-player singles draw and a 16-team doubles draw....
The stage is officially set for the biggest event in women's international team sports. The 2026 Billie Jean King Cup by Gainbridge Finals will bring together eight of the finest tennis nations on the planet for six consecutive days of high-stakes, world-class competition. A record-breaking 148 nations entered this year's World Cup of Tennis. Following...
Since its inception in 2016, the Chengdu Open has become a cornerstone of the ATP Tour's Asian swing, sitting alongside fellow Chinese stops in Hangzhou, Beijing, and Shanghai. Held at the Sichuan International Tennis Center, the venue features a 6,000-seat centre court, two secondary show courts with 2,000 seats each, and a total of 20...
The Hangzhou Open, an ATP 250 event, made its debut in 2024—adding a fresh new stop to the Asian swing. Host city Hangzhou, home to nearly 13 million people and located just 200 kilometres from Shanghai, serves as a key business hub for numerous multinational corporations. The tournament is staged at the Hangzhou Olympics Sports...
The Laver Cup is an annual men's team tennis competition that has quickly become one of the most anticipated events on the global tennis calendar. Conceived by tennis legend Roger Federer and his longtime business partner Tony Godsick, the tournament made its debut in 2017 and has grown into what many describe as tennis's answer...
The Kinoshita Group Japan Open Tennis Championships stands as Asia's longest-running ATP Tour tournament, first held in 1972. This ATP 500 event takes place at the Ariake Colosseum—a sprawling tennis complex featuring 48 courts and a stadium that boasts one of the sport's earliest retractable roofs. Japanese tennis icon Kei Nishikori has twice captured the...
The China Open calls the Beijing Olympic Green Tennis Center home—a venue originally built for the 2008 Olympic Games and expanded in 2011 to include 11 courts. Its crown jewel is the 15,000-seat Diamond Court, so named for its striking diamond-like design, complete with a retractable roof that ensures play continues in any weather. Adding...
Since 2004, the world's top women have gathered in Beijing for the China Open, a WTA 1000 tournament played on outdoor hard courts. Each year, 96 singles players and 32 doubles teams compete for 1,000 valuable ranking points and the chance to claim one of the sport's most prestigious titles—joining a champion's roll that includes...
The Rolex Shanghai Masters continues to be hailed as one of the premier events on the ATP Tour, earning widespread acclaim from players, fans, and officials alike for its world-class facilities, meticulous organization, and electric atmosphere. In its first five years—from 2009 through 2013—the tournament captured the prestigious ATP Masters 1000 Tournament of the Year...
The Kinoshita Group Japan Open—also known as the Japan Women’s Open—is a WTA 250 event held on outdoor hard courts in Osaka. Each year, 32 singles players and 16 doubles teams square off at the Utsubo Tennis Center, whose main stadium court accommodates 5,000 spectators. The tournament became a women's‑only event for the first time...
Following two highly successful editions in 2020 and 2021, the Astana Open earned a permanent place on the ATP Tour calendar in 2022—a testament to Kazakhstan's growing prominence in the world of professional tennis. The tournament quickly became a favorite among players, thanks to its state-of-the-art facilities, passionate crowds, and seamless organization. In 2024, the...
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