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Hangzhou Open ATP 2025 – Top Players, Full Schedule, Prize Money Details, and Where to Watch

ATP’s Asian swing begins with top names in Hangzhou.

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The 2025 Hangzhou Open is set to return from September 16-23 at the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre, kicking off the ATP Tour’s Asian swing. Now in its second year as an ATP 250 event, the tournament builds on its 2024 debut, which saw Marin Cilic edge local star Zhizhen Zhang in a thrilling final to become the first champion. With big names like Daniil Medvedev, Andrey Rublev, and Matteo Berrettini confirmed, the week promises high-quality action in one of Asia’s newest tour stops.

📷From Sept 16 to 23, nearly 60 world-class #tennis players will compete at the #Hangzhou #Olympic #Sports Center Tennis Center in the 2025 Lynk & Co Hangzhou Open. The courts are set, the athletes are ready—fans are invited to witness a week of top-level competition. pic.twitter.com/Sg04BEHgIi
— Hangzhoufeel (@hangzhoufeel) September 16, 2025

Hangzhou Open ATP 2025 Schedule

The schedule for Hangzhou Open is as follows:

Date	Round
16-17 September	Qualifiers
18 September	Round of 32
19 September	Round of 16
20 September	Quarterfinals
22 September	Semifinals
23 September	Finals

The Hangzhou Open 2025 runs for seven days, beginning Wednesday, September 16, and wrapping up with the singles final on Monday, September 23. The event will host 28 singles players and 16 doubles teams, all battling for a slice of ATP 250 glory.

What is the Prize Money for the Hangzhou Open ATP 2025?

Organizers have confirmed a $1.019 million prize pool, slightly higher than last year’s purse. While the full round-by-round breakdown is yet to be released, the raise suggests players will see improved payouts in both singles and doubles.

🎾The player lineup is out! From Sep 16–23, the #Hangzhou Olympic #Sports #Tennis Centre will host the 2025 LYNK & CO Hangzhou Open. Big names include world No. 9 Karen Khachanov, No. 13 Daniil Medvedev, No. 15 Andrey Rublev, plus local stars Zhang Zhizhen, Wu Yibing, Yunchaokete… pic.twitter.com/3X4MEvpI0T
— Hangzhoufeel (@hangzhoufeel) August 21, 2025

Top Players in the Draw Hangzhou Open ATP 2025

Reigning champion Marin Cilic will return to defend his title. At 36, the Croatian is hoping to prove he still has fuel left in the tank after injuries limited his run in recent seasons.

Daniil Medvedev, former US Open champion and ex-world No. 3, headlines the draw as one of the top names. Medvedev enters Hangzhou on shaky form after a rough 2025 season (so far) and a split from longtime coach Gilles Cervara. His countryman Andrey Rublev adds more firepower, while fellow Russian Karen Khachanov is also expected.

From Europe, French trio Arthur Cazaux, Adrian Mannarino, and Corentin Moutet will test their skills, while Matteo Berrettini aims to continue his comeback after injury struggles. Fans should also keep an eye on Alexander Bublik, who has already lifted three trophies this season and is sure to entertain with his unorthodox flair.

ATP 250 Lynk & Co Hangzhou Open – Qualifying Update

Kazakhstan’s Timofey Skatov🇰🇿 retired while trailing 6-0, 4-6, 0-2 against Dalibor Svrcina🇨🇿 in the opening round of qualifying.

Wildcard Charles Chen 🇨🇳 also bowed out, falling 3-6, 5-7 to top seed Valentin Royer of🇫🇷… pic.twitter.com/CNs4Nkzj8A
— Asian Tennis Federation (@asian_tennis) September 16, 2025

Where to Watch the Hangzhou Open ATP 2025?

Fans worldwide can tune in live to watch the Hangzhou Open 2025 on:

USA – Tennis Channel
UK – Sky TV
Canada – TSN
Australia – beIN Sports Australia
France – Eurosport France
Italy – Sky Italia
Greece – OTE TV

With a mix of established champions, comeback stories, and rising stars, the Hangzhou Open 2025 promises to deliver another entertaining week of tennis as the Asian swing gets underway.

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