Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 Draw Preview: Djokovic Returns, Shelton Leads Field, Wawrinka Faces Lehečka

The Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 draw has been revealed, setting up several exciting first-round matches as Novak Djokovic, Ben Shelton, Arthur Fils, Rafael Jódar, and Taylor Fritz prepare to compete for the ATP 500 title in Switzerland.

The tournament will take place from October 26 to November 1, 2026, at the St. Jakobshalle in Basel, with 32 players in the singles main draw and 16 teams competing in doubles.

Top seed Ben Shelton begins his campaign against a qualifier or lucky loser, while fourth seed Novak Djokovic faces France’s Ugo Humbert in one of the most anticipated opening-round matches.

Three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka, competing in his farewell tournament, has been handed a difficult first-round meeting with eighth seed Jiří Lehečka.

Elsewhere, sixth seed Taylor Fritz takes on Stefanos Tsitsipas, while second seed Arthur Fils faces former Basel finalist Hubert Hurkacz.

The doubles draw also features several established partnerships, led by top seeds Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz, with British pair Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool seeded second.

Below is a complete preview of the Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 men’s singles and doubles draws, including seeded players, first-round matchups, potential quarterfinals, and the leading title contenders.

Draw information is based on the official ATP main-draw sheets released on October 24, 2026. Qualifier and lucky-loser positions remain subject to confirmation.

Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 Tournament Overview

Category	Details
Tournament	Swiss Indoors Basel
ATP Category	ATP 500
Location	Basel, Switzerland
Venue	St. Jakobshalle
Surface	Indoor Hard Court
Qualifying Dates	October 24–25, 2026
Main Draw Dates	October 26 – November 1, 2026
Singles Draw	32 Players
Doubles Draw	16 Teams
Total Prize Money	€2,584,155
Singles Champion’s Points	500
Defending Singles Champion	João Fonseca (Withdrawn)
Defending Doubles Champions	Marcel Granollers / Horacio Zeballos

The Swiss Indoors Basel is one of the most established indoor tournaments on the ATP Tour.

Held in Roger Federer’s hometown, the event has attracted generations of leading players and remains an important stop during the final weeks of the tennis season.

Federer won the singles title a record ten times, while Djokovic, Félix Auger-Aliassime, and João Fonseca are among the tournament’s other recent or notable champions.

The 2026 edition will crown a new singles champion, with defending champion João Fonseca withdrawing because of injury.

Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 Men’s Singles Draw

The 32-player singles draw features a strong field, with Ben Shelton occupying the No. 1 seed position and Arthur Fils seeded second.

Rafael Jódar and Novak Djokovic are seeded third and fourth, respectively.

One important change occurred shortly before the tournament when Alexander Bublik withdrew because of a knee injury.

Bublik had originally been listed as the seventh seed. The updated ATP draw places Casper Ruud in his section, with the Norwegian marked as No. 9 on the revised draw sheet.

Men’s Singles Seeded Players

Seed / Draw Designation	Player	Country
1	Ben Shelton	United States
2	Arthur Fils	France
3	Rafael Jódar	Spain
4	Novak Djokovic	Serbia
5	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	Spain
6	Taylor Fritz	United States
7	Alexander Bublik	Kazakhstan (Withdrawn)
8	Jiří Lehečka	Czech Republic
9	Casper Ruud	Norway (Revised Draw)

Note: Bublik remains listed in the withdrawal and seeding information on the official ATP document, while Ruud appears as No. 9 in the revised bracket.

Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 Men’s Singles First-Round Matches

The singles draw is divided into two halves, with Shelton and Djokovic in the upper half and Fils, Jódar, and Fritz in the lower half.

Several matches could produce early surprises, particularly with former top players facing highly seeded opponents.

Top Half of the Draw

Match	Player 1	Player 2
1	(1) Ben Shelton	Qualifier / Lucky Loser
2	(WC) Jérôme Kym	Arthur Rinderknech
3	Qualifier / Lucky Loser	Qualifier / Lucky Loser
4	(WC) Stan Wawrinka	(8) Jiří Lehečka
5	(4/WC) Novak Djokovic	Ugo Humbert
6	Qualifier / Lucky Loser	(SE) Jan-Lennard Struff
7	Qualifier / Lucky Loser	Nuno Borges
8	(WC) Dominic Stricker	(9) Casper Ruud

The top half contains several players capable of challenging for the championship.

Shelton is the highest seed in this section, while Djokovic enters as a former Basel champion.

Wawrinka and Lehečka will meet in a highly anticipated first-round match, while Ruud faces Swiss wild card Dominic Stricker.

Bottom Half of the Draw

Match	Player 1	Player 2
9	(5) Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	Zizou Bergs
10	Holger Rune	Quentin Halys
11	Valentin Vacherot	Mariano Navone
12	Alejandro Tabilo	(3) Rafael Jódar
13	(6) Taylor Fritz	Stefanos Tsitsipas
14	Qualifier / Lucky Loser	Denis Shapovalov
15	Alex Michelsen	Botic van de Zandschulp
16	Hubert Hurkacz	(2) Arthur Fils

The bottom half appears particularly competitive, with several potentially difficult matches for the seeded players.

Fritz must overcome Tsitsipas in the first round, while Fils faces a dangerous opponent in Hurkacz.

Third seed Jódar begins against Chile’s Alejandro Tabilo, while Davidovich Fokina meets Belgian player Zizou Bergs.

The official draw was released before all qualifying and lucky-loser places were finalized. Some positions will be updated once those players are confirmed.

Novak Djokovic Faces Ugo Humbert in His Basel Return

One of the biggest stories of the tournament is Novak Djokovic’s return to Basel after 15 years.

The 24-time Grand Slam champion received a wild card and was drawn against France’s Ugo Humbert in the opening round.

Djokovic previously competed in Basel in 2009, 2010, and 2011.

He won the title in 2009 by defeating Roger Federer in the final, before finishing runner-up to the Swiss star in 2010.

His last appearance came in 2011, when he reached the semifinals.

Djokovic has faced Humbert once before, defeating the Frenchman in straight sets in the fourth round of Wimbledon in 2019.

Although Djokovic enters the match with a positive head-to-head record, Humbert’s attacking style and experience on indoor hard courts could make him a difficult first-round opponent.

Djokovic’s Potential Route to the Final

Round	Possible Opponent
First Round	Ugo Humbert
Second Round	Jan-Lennard Struff or a qualifier/lucky loser
Quarterfinal	Casper Ruud, Dominic Stricker, Nuno Borges, or another player from that section
Semifinal	Ben Shelton, Jiří Lehečka, Stan Wawrinka, or another top-half opponent
Final	Arthur Fils, Rafael Jódar, Taylor Fritz, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, or another bottom-half player

Djokovic will need to navigate a challenging section if he wants to win his second Basel title.

A potential semifinal against top seed Ben Shelton would be one of the most attractive matches of the tournament.

However, both players must first overcome their respective opponents.

With valuable ATP ranking points available, a strong performance in Basel could also help Djokovic strengthen his position in the race to the ATP Finals.

Ben Shelton Leads the Top Half of the Draw

American star Ben Shelton enters the Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 as the top seed.

Shelton has already enjoyed success at the tournament, reaching the singles final in 2024.

On that occasion, the American lost to Frenchman Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard 6–4, 7–6.

His powerful left-handed serve and aggressive attacking game make him particularly dangerous on indoor hard courts.

Shelton will open against a qualifier or lucky loser, giving him an opportunity to settle into the competition.

If he wins his first match, he will face either Swiss wild card Jérôme Kym or France’s Arthur Rinderknech.

A possible quarterfinal against Jiří Lehečka could follow, while Novak Djokovic is among his potential semifinal opponents.

Shelton’s Potential Route

Round	Possible Opponent
First Round	Qualifier / Lucky Loser
Second Round	Jérôme Kym or Arthur Rinderknech
Quarterfinal	Jiří Lehečka, Stan Wawrinka, or another player from that section
Semifinal	Novak Djokovic, Casper Ruud, or another top-half player
Final	Arthur Fils, Rafael Jódar, Taylor Fritz, or another bottom-half contender

Shelton will be hoping to improve on his runner-up finish from 2024 and capture his first Basel title.

Stan Wawrinka Drawn Against Jiří Lehečka in Farewell Tournament

The Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 will be an emotional event for Swiss tennis fans as Stan Wawrinka prepares to end his professional career.

The three-time Grand Slam champion received a main-draw wild card and will face eighth seed Jiří Lehečka in the opening round.

The match is scheduled for Tuesday, October 27, following a special tribute to Wawrinka during the tournament’s opening ceremony on Monday.

Wawrinka has been one of Switzerland’s most successful tennis players, winning the Australian Open in 2014, French Open in 2015, and US Open in 2016.

His powerful one-handed backhand and competitive spirit have made him a fan favorite throughout his career.

However, his final tournament begins with a difficult challenge.

Lehečka is known for his strong serve and powerful groundstrokes, qualities that can be particularly effective on indoor hard courts.

If Wawrinka wins his opening match, he will face a qualifier or lucky loser in the second round, with a potential quarterfinal against Shelton further ahead.

For the home crowd, Wawrinka’s appearance will be one of the highlights of the tournament, regardless of how far he progresses.

Rafael Jódar and Alejandro Davidovich Fokina Could Meet Again

One of the most intriguing potential quarterfinals in the bottom half is a rematch between Rafael Jódar and Alejandro Davidovich Fokina.

The two Spanish players recently met in the final of the 2026 Shanghai Masters, with Davidovich Fokina winning a three-set battle to claim the title.

Their impressive performances in Shanghai have made them two of the leading contenders in Basel.

Rafael Jódar’s Opening Match

Third seed Jódar faces Alejandro Tabilo in the first round.

The young Spaniard has enjoyed an impressive breakthrough season and will arrive in Basel with growing confidence.

If Jódar wins his opening match, he will face either Valentin Vacherot or Mariano Navone in the second round.

A possible quarterfinal against Davidovich Fokina could follow.

Davidovich Fokina’s Challenging Section

Davidovich Fokina begins his campaign against Zizou Bergs.

The Belgian has demonstrated his ability to defeat leading players, making this a dangerous opening-round matchup.

If the Spaniard advances, he will meet either Holger Rune or Quentin Halys in the second round.

That section could produce one of the toughest routes to the quarterfinals.

Davidovich Fokina also has positive memories of Basel, having reached the final in 2025 before losing to João Fonseca.

With Fonseca absent from the 2026 tournament, Davidovich Fokina will be hoping to go one step further.

Taylor Fritz Faces Stefanos Tsitsipas in First Round

Another standout opening match features Taylor Fritz against Stefanos Tsitsipas.

Fritz enters as the sixth seed, but he faces a difficult challenge against the experienced Greek player.

Both players have previously competed at the highest levels of men’s tennis and have the ability to produce excellent performances on hard courts.

Fritz’s powerful serve and flat groundstrokes should suit Basel’s indoor conditions.

Tsitsipas, meanwhile, will be hoping to use his attacking game and one-handed backhand to trouble the American.

The winner will face either Denis Shapovalov or a qualifier/lucky loser in the second round.

A potential quarterfinal against second seed Arthur Fils could follow.

Given the experience and quality of both players, Fritz vs. Tsitsipas is one of the first-round matches worth watching.

Arthur Fils Faces Hubert Hurkacz in a Difficult Opener

Second seed Arthur Fils has been handed another challenging first-round matchup against Hubert Hurkacz.

The Polish player is a particularly dangerous opponent indoors, thanks to his powerful serve and strong net play.

Hurkacz previously reached the Swiss Indoors Basel final in 2023, losing to Félix Auger-Aliassime.

His experience at the tournament makes him a serious threat to the second seed.

Fils, however, has established himself as one of the ATP Tour’s leading young players.

The Frenchman combines powerful groundstrokes with impressive athleticism and an aggressive approach.

The winner will meet either Alex Michelsen or Botic van de Zandschulp in the second round.

If Fils advances through the section, a quarterfinal against Taylor Fritz or Stefanos Tsitsipas is possible.

Potential Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 Quarterfinals

Based on the draw positions, several exciting quarterfinals could take place if the leading players advance.

Quarterfinal	Potential Matchup
QF 1	Ben Shelton vs. Jiří Lehečka
QF 2	Novak Djokovic vs. Casper Ruud
QF 3	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina vs. Rafael Jódar
QF 4	Taylor Fritz vs. Arthur Fils

These are projected matchups based on the official bracket, not confirmed matches.

Potential Semifinals

If the relevant players win their earlier matches, the following semifinals could take place:

Ben Shelton vs. Novak Djokovic
Rafael Jódar or Alejandro Davidovich Fokina vs. Arthur Fils or Taylor Fritz

The top half is particularly interesting because Djokovic and Shelton are positioned to meet before the final.

Meanwhile, the bottom half offers the possibility of another encounter between Jódar and Davidovich Fokina.

However, several dangerous unseeded players could disrupt these projections.

Hurkacz, Tsitsipas, Rune, Humbert, Bergs, and Vacherot all have the ability to challenge higher-ranked opponents.

Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 Men’s Doubles Draw Preview

The Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 men’s doubles draw features 16 teams, including four seeded partnerships and two teams receiving wild cards.

Germany’s Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz lead the draw as the No. 1 seeds.

British pair Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool are seeded second, while French duo Théo Arribagé and Albano Olivetti occupy the third seed position.

Francisco Cabral of Portugal and JJ Tracy of the United States complete the top four seeded teams.

Men’s Doubles Seeded Teams

Seed	Team	Countries
1	Kevin Krawietz / Tim Pütz	Germany / Germany
2	Julian Cash / Lloyd Glasspool	Great Britain / Great Britain
3	Théo Arribagé / Albano Olivetti	France / France
4	Francisco Cabral / JJ Tracy	Portugal / United States

Krawietz and Pütz have an experienced partnership, while Cash and Glasspool have established themselves among the leading doubles teams on the ATP Tour.

All four seeded pairs will be hoping to advance deep into the tournament.

Men’s Doubles First-Round Matches

Match	Team 1	Team 2
1	(1) Kevin Krawietz / Tim Pütz	Jakob Schnaitter / Mark Wallner
2	Robert Galloway / André Göransson	Marc Polmans / Jan Zieliński
3	(4) Francisco Cabral / JJ Tracy	Qualifying Team
4	(WC) Henry Bernet / Dominic Stricker	Sadio Doumbia / David Pel
5	(WC) Jakub Paul / Matej Vocel	Alex Michelsen / Botic van de Zandschulp
6	Hugo Nys / Édouard Roger-Vasselin	(3) Théo Arribagé / Albano Olivetti
7	Mariano Navone / Alejandro Tabilo	Constantin Frantzen / Robin Haase
8	Adam Pavlásek / Patrik Rikl	(2) Julian Cash / Lloyd Glasspool

The draw offers several interesting matchups, including established doubles specialists facing teams that also feature singles competitors.

Two wild-card teams will also be looking to make an impact.

Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz Lead the Doubles Field

Top seeds Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz begin their campaign against fellow German players Jakob Schnaitter and Mark Wallner.

Krawietz and Pütz are experienced doubles specialists who have competed successfully at major ATP events.

Their strong serving, communication, and teamwork make them one of the leading title contenders in Basel.

However, they could face a difficult quarterfinal against either Robert Galloway and André Göransson or Marc Polmans and Jan Zieliński.

If the German top seeds continue winning, a potential semifinal against fourth seeds Cabral and Tracy could follow.

Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool Aim for Another ATP Title

British pair Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool enter as the second seeds.

The duo enjoyed an outstanding 2025 season, including a Wimbledon doubles title and several other significant ATP Tour victories.

Their experience and strong doubles partnership make them serious contenders for the Basel championship.

They will begin against Czech players Adam Pavlásek and Patrik Rikl.

Pavlásek has previous experience at the Swiss Indoors, having reached the doubles final in 2025 alongside Jan Zieliński.

The British pair could face Mariano Navone and Alejandro Tabilo or Constantin Frantzen and Robin Haase in the quarterfinals.

If they advance to the semifinals, they could meet third seeds Arribagé and Olivetti.

A final between Krawietz/Pütz and Cash/Glasspool is possible, although both teams must overcome several challenging opponents first.

Cabral and Tracy Face a Qualifying Team

Fourth seeds Francisco Cabral and JJ Tracy will open their doubles campaign against a qualifying team.

The Portuguese-American partnership is placed in the top half of the draw, where Krawietz and Pütz are the leading seeds.

If Cabral and Tracy win their opening match, they could face Swiss wild cards Henry Bernet and Dominic Stricker or the experienced combination of Sadio Doumbia and David Pel.

Their potential semifinal opponents include Krawietz and Pütz.

Cabral and Tracy will be hoping to continue developing their partnership and challenge for another important doubles result.

Swiss Wild Cards Add Local Interest to the Doubles Draw

The tournament organizers have awarded two doubles wild cards.

Henry Bernet / Dominic Stricker

The all-Swiss partnership of Henry Bernet and Dominic Stricker will compete in the main draw.

Stricker also received a singles wild card, while Bernet has been competing in singles qualifying.

Their first-round opponents are Sadio Doumbia of France and David Pel of the Netherlands.

Playing together in front of a home crowd will give the Swiss pair an opportunity to gain valuable ATP Tour experience.

Jakub Paul / Matej Vocel

Swiss player Jakub Paul and Czech partner Matej Vocel have also received a wild card.

Their first-round opponents are Alex Michelsen and Botic van de Zandschulp.

Michelsen and Van de Zandschulp are also entered in the singles competition, making this an interesting matchup between players with different doubles schedules and experience.

The winners will face either Hugo Nys and Édouard Roger-Vasselin or third seeds Théo Arribagé and Albano Olivetti.

Potential Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 Doubles Semifinals

Based on the doubles draw, the following seeded matchups could take place in the semifinals:

Semifinal	Potential Matchup
Semifinal 1	Krawietz / Pütz vs. Cabral / Tracy
Semifinal 2	Arribagé / Olivetti vs. Cash / Glasspool

A possible championship match between the German top seeds and British second seeds would be an attractive conclusion to the doubles event.

However, the 16-team draw leaves little room for mistakes, and unseeded partnerships could produce surprises.

Are the Defending Doubles Champions Playing in 2026?

The defending doubles champions are Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos.

The Spanish-Argentine partnership won the 2025 Swiss Indoors Basel title after defeating Adam Pavlásek and Jan Zieliński 6–2, 7–5 in the final.

Granollers and Zeballos completed an impressive week without dropping a set.

However, the defending champions are not listed in the official 2026 doubles main draw.

This means Basel will crown a new doubles championship-winning team.

Interestingly, both members of the 2025 runner-up team are competing in 2026, but with different partners.

Pavlásek is playing alongside fellow Czech Patrik Rikl, while Zieliński has partnered Australian Marc Polmans.

Both teams face challenging opening matches.

Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 Withdrawals and Wild Cards

Several changes have affected the tournament field ahead of the main draw.

Notable Singles Withdrawals

Player	Country	Details
João Fonseca	Brazil	Defending champion; injury
Félix Auger-Aliassime	Canada	Knee injury
Alexander Bublik	Kazakhstan	Knee injury; withdrawn from the published singles draw

Fonseca’s withdrawal guarantees that a new singles champion will be crowned in 2026.

Auger-Aliassime’s absence is also significant because the Canadian won the tournament in 2022 and 2023.

Bublik’s late withdrawal resulted in an adjustment to the seeded positions in the singles bracket, with Casper Ruud appearing in his section.

Singles Main Draw Wild Cards

Player	Country
Novak Djokovic	Serbia
Stan Wawrinka	Switzerland
Jérôme Kym	Switzerland
Dominic Stricker	Switzerland

The Swiss players will have an opportunity to compete in front of home supporters, while Djokovic’s inclusion significantly strengthens the tournament field.

In the doubles competition, Henry Bernet/Dominic Stricker and Jakub Paul/Matej Vocel have received wild cards.

Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 Prize Money and Ranking Points

The tournament offers €2,584,155 in total prize money, with the singles champion receiving €483,335 and 500 ATP ranking points.

The doubles champions will share €158,740.

Singles Prize Money

Round	Prize Money	ATP Points
Winner	€483,335	500
Finalist	€260,025	330
Semifinalist	€138,575	200
Quarterfinalist	€70,795	100
Round of 16	€37,790	50
Round of 32	€20,155	0

Doubles Prize Money

Round	Prize Money (Per Team)	ATP Points
Winner	€158,740	500
Finalist	€84,660	300
Semifinalist	€42,830	180
Quarterfinalist	€21,420	90
Round of 16	€11,080	0

The combination of substantial prize money and ranking points makes Basel an attractive tournament during the final weeks of the ATP season.

Key Matches to Watch at Swiss Indoors Basel 2026

Several first-round matches stand out from the official singles and doubles draws.

Novak Djokovic vs. Ugo Humbert

Djokovic’s return to Basel after 15 years is one of the biggest stories of the tournament.

Humbert has the attacking game to challenge the Serbian, making this an interesting opening test for the fourth seed.

Stan Wawrinka vs. Jiří Lehečka

Wawrinka’s farewell appearance is expected to be an emotional occasion for Swiss fans.

However, Lehečka presents a difficult challenge with his aggressive hard-court game.

Taylor Fritz vs. Stefanos Tsitsipas

Two established ATP stars meet in the first round.

Both players have the experience and shot-making ability to make this one of the most competitive opening matches.

Arthur Fils vs. Hubert Hurkacz

Fils is the second seed, but Hurkacz has previously reached the Basel final.

His powerful serve could make him a dangerous opponent for the Frenchman.

Alejandro Davidovich Fokina vs. Zizou Bergs

Fresh from his Shanghai Masters victory, Davidovich Fokina enters Basel with confidence.

However, Bergs has demonstrated his ability to challenge leading players, making this a potentially difficult opener.

Kevin Krawietz / Tim Pütz vs. Jakob Schnaitter / Mark Wallner

The German doubles top seeds begin against their compatriots.

This match will provide an early test for one of the leading title contenders in the doubles competition.

Frequently Asked Questions

When was the Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 draw released?

The official singles and doubles main-draw documents used for this preview were released on October 24, 2026.

Who is the top seed at the Swiss Indoors Basel 2026?

American Ben Shelton is the No. 1 singles seed, followed by Arthur Fils, Rafael Jódar, and Novak Djokovic.

Who will Novak Djokovic face in the first round?

Djokovic will face France’s Ugo Humbert in the opening round.

Who is Stan Wawrinka playing in his final tournament?

Wawrinka will face eighth seed Jiří Lehečka in the first round. His opening match is scheduled for October 27.

Can Djokovic and Shelton meet in the final?

No. Djokovic and Shelton are both in the top half of the singles draw, meaning they could meet in the semifinals but not the final.

Could Rafael Jódar face Alejandro Davidovich Fokina?

Yes. Both players are in the same quarter of the bottom half and could meet in the quarterfinals if they win their earlier matches.

Who are the top doubles seeds?

Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz are the top seeds, followed by Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool.

Are the defending doubles champions competing?

Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos, who won the 2025 doubles title, are not included in the official 2026 main draw.

Why is Alexander Bublik missing from the draw?

Bublik withdrew because of a knee injury. Casper Ruud appears in the relevant section of the revised ATP draw.

When are the Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 finals?

The singles and doubles finals are scheduled for Sunday, November 1, 2026, at the St. Jakobshalle in Basel.

Final Thoughts

The Swiss Indoors Basel 2026 singles and doubles draws promise an exciting week of tennis, with several major matchups scheduled from the opening round.

Novak Djokovic’s return after 15 years is one of the tournament’s biggest attractions, while top seed Ben Shelton will be aiming to improve on his runner-up finish in 2024.

Arthur Fils, Rafael Jódar, Taylor Fritz, and Alejandro Davidovich Fokina are also among the leading contenders, although all four face potentially difficult routes to the title.

For Swiss fans, Stan Wawrinka’s farewell tournament adds an emotional dimension to the event.

The doubles competition should be equally competitive, with Krawietz/Pütz and Cash/Glasspool leading the field against several dangerous partnerships.

With 500 ATP ranking points available to the singles and doubles champions and a total prize pool exceeding €2.58 million, Basel is set for another memorable edition.

Whether the seeded favorites advance or unseeded players produce major surprises, the 2026 Swiss Indoors promises high-quality indoor tennis throughout the week.