The 2025 Tennis season began with the United Cup. But it is the ATP tournaments in Brisbane (December 29-January 5) and WTA 250 tournaments in Auckland (December 30-January 5) which will really kick off this new epic. Then the Australian Open will come quickly.
For a first year without Rafael Nadal since 2001, with a change of location for the Rolex Paris Master, from the Bercy Arena to Paris La Défense Arena and Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic’s new coach, this season will be full of new features. We will also follow the French the announced retirement of Richard Gasquet and the return to competition of Caroline Garcia.
January
– Grand Slam: Australian Open from January 12 (title holders: Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka).
– ATP 250: Open Sud de France-Montpellier from January 2 (title holder: Alexander Bublik).
FEBRUARY
– WTA 1000: Qatar Open from February 9 (title holder: Iga Swiatek).
– WTA 1000: Dubai Championship from February 16 (title holder: Jasmine Paolini).
– ATP 250: Open 13 Provence from February 10 (title holder: Ugo Humbert).
Mars
– WTA 1000 et Masters 1000 : Indian Wells from March 5 (title holders: Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek)
– WTA 1000 and Masters 1000: Miami from March 19 (title holders: Jannik Sinner and Danielle Collins).
Avril
– Masters 1000: Monte-Carlo Masters from April 5 (title holder: Stefanos Tsitsipas).
– WTA 1000 and Masters 1000: Madrid Open from April 22 (title holders: Andrey Rublev and Iga Swiatek).
– WTA 250: Rouen Open from April 14 (title holder: Sloane Stephens).
May
– Grand Slam: Roland-Garros from May 25 (title holders: Carlos Alcaraz and Sloane Stephens).
– WTA 1000 and Masters 1000: Italian Open at Rome from May 6 (title holders: Alexander Zverev and Iga Swiatek).
– WTA 500: Strasbourg Internationals (title holder: Madison Keys).
June
– Grand Slam: Wimbledon from June 30 (title holders: Carlos Alcaraz and Barbora Krejcikova).
– ATP 500: Queen’s tournament in London from June 16 (title holder: Tommy Paul).
July
– Masters 1000: Toronto tournament from July 26 (title holder: Alexei Popyrin).
– WTA 1000: Montreal tournament from July 27 (title holder: Jessica Pegula).
August
– Grand Slam: US Open from August 25 (title holders: Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka).
– WTA 1000 and Masters 1000: Cincinnati from August 7 (title holders: Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka).
September
– WTA 1000: China Open (Beijing) from September 24 (title holder: Coco Gauff)
October
– Masters 1000: Shanghai Masters from October 1 (title holder: Jannik Sinner).
– WTA 1000: Wuhan Open from October 6 (title holder: Aryna Sabalenka).
– Masters 1000 : Rolex Paris Masters from October 25 (title holder: Alexander Zverev).
November
– WTA Finals: Riyadh from November 1 (title holder: Coco Gauff).
– ATP Finals: Turin from November 9 (title holder: Jannik Sinner).
