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Here Are the Major ATP and WTA Tournaments Leading to the 2025 US Open!

From clay to hard courts, 9 ATP and 8 WTA tournaments will set the stage for the 2025 US Open.

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As the 2025 US Open approaches, the calendar is heating up with high-stakes action across both the ATP and WTA tours. A total of nine ATP tournaments and eight WTA events are set to unfold between mid-July and late August. A six-week stretch that will determine momentum, ranking points, and confidence heading into the final Grand Slam of the year. The US Open is scheduled to take place from August 24 to September 7.

Three down. One to go. pic.twitter.com/1Ur4JNNxnT
— US Open Tennis (@usopen) July 13, 2025

Full Tournament Calendar: ATP & WTA Events Before US Open 2025

The ATP & WTA events before the US Open are as follows:

DDate	Event	Location	Tier	Tour
14 – 19 July	Mifel Tennis Open	Los Cabos, Mexico	ATP 250	ATP
14 – 20 July	EFG Swiss Open	Gstaad, Switzerland	ATP 250	ATP
14 – 20 July	Nordea Open	Bastad, Sweden	ATP 250	ATP
14 – 20 July	UniCredit Iasi Open	Iasi, Romania	WTA 250	WTA
14 – 20 July	MSC Hamburg Ladies Open	Hamburg, Germany	WTA 250	WTA
20 – 26 July	Generali Open	Kitzbühel, Austria	ATP 250	ATP
20 – 26 July	Plava Laguna Croatia Open	Umag, Croatia	ATP 250	ATP
21 – 27 July	Mubadala Citi DC Open	Washington, United States	ATP 500 / WTA 500	ATP & WTA
21 – 26 July	Livesport Prague Open	Prague, Czech Republic	WTA 250	WTA
27 Jul – 7 Aug	National Bank Open / Omnium BNP	Toronto (ATP) / Montreal (WTA), Canada	ATP 1000 / WTA 1000	ATP & WTA
7 – 18 August	Cincinnati Open	Cincinnati, United States	ATP 1000 / WTA 1000	ATP & WTA
17 – 23 August	Winston-Salem Open	Winston-Salem, United States	ATP 250	ATP
17 – 23 August	Tennis in the Land	Cleveland, United States	WTA 250	WTA
18 – 23 August	Abierto GNP Seguros	Monterrey, Mexico	WTA 500	WTA
24 Aug – 7 Sep	US Open	New York, United States	Grand Slam	ATP & WTA

Breaking Down the 2025 ATP & WTA Calendar Pre-US Open

The summer schedule begins with smaller ATP 250 and WTA 250 tournaments in Europe, such as Gstaad, Bastad, Iasi, and Hamburg, many of which are played on clay. These give lower-ranked players valuable time to gain form, while top stars often wait for the hard-court leg to begin in late July.

It’s finally here! 😍

Day 1 of #LosCabosTennisOpen. Are you ready? 🎾 pic.twitter.com/b77hLGwo89
— Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo (@MifelTennisOpen) July 14, 2025

The Mubadala Citi DC Open in Washington is the first major joint event on hard courts, attracting top 20 contenders on both tours. That kicks off a high-stakes North American stretch, with back-to-back ATP Masters 1000 / WTA 1000 events. This includes Toronto for ATP and Montreal for WTA, followed by Cincinnati, where both tours compete side-by-side. These two Masters tournaments are the most critical stops before the US Open, often setting the tone for who’s peaking at the right time.

A legend returns ✨ @Venuseswilliams will make her first appearance in DC since 2022!#MubadalaCitiDCOpen pic.twitter.com/lLa6LCnG7B
— Mubadala Citi DC Open (@mubadalacitidc) July 11, 2025

Events like Winston-Salem (ATP 250) and Tennis in the Land (WTA 250), along with Monterrey (WTA 500), round out the final prep week before New York. The US Open, running from August 24 to September 7, awaits as the grand finale, where careers can be made or redefined.

With Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner, Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff, Aryna Sabalenka, and Daniil Medvedev all eyeing strong finishes to the season, every match between now and the first round at Flushing Meadows could shape who lifts the trophy under the New York lights.

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