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Fans can track the dates, tournament calendar, and latest results for the 2026 ATP and WTA Tours. Live tennis coverage is available throughout the year on Sky Sports, while non-subscribers can access the ATP and WTA Tours without a contract with selected highlights available on demand, as reported by Sky Sports.
January to April Tournaments and Grand Slams
The 2026 season opened in January with the United Cup, won by Poland. In the ATP events, Alexander Bublik claimed the Hong Kong Open (ATP 250), Daniil Medvedev won the Brisbane International (ATP 250), Tomas Machac secured the Adelaide International (ATP 250), and Jakub Mensik triumphed at the Auckland Open (ATP 250). At the Australian Open Grand Slam, Carlos Alcaraz lifted the trophy. On the WTA side, Aryna Sabalenka won the Brisbane International (WTA 500), Elina Svitolina took the Auckland Classic (WTA 250), Mirra Andreeva won the Adelaide International (WTA 500), Elisabetta Cocciaretto claimed the Hobart International (WTA 250), and Elena Rybakina won the Australian Open Grand Slam.
February featured ATP victories for Felix Auger-Aliassime at Montpellier (ATP 250), Ben Shelton at the Dallas Open (ATP 500), Alex de Minaur at the Rotterdam Open (ATP 500), Francisco Cerundolo at the Argentina Open (ATP 250), Sebastian Korda at the Delray Beach Open (ATP 250), Carlos Alcaraz at the Qatar Open (ATP 500), Tomas Martin Etcheverry at the Rio Open (ATP 500), Daniil Medvedev at the Dubai Tennis Championships (ATP 500), Flavio Cobolli at the Mexican Open (ATP 500), and Luciano Darderi at the Chile Open (ATP 250). WTA winners in February included Sara Bejlek at the Abu Dhabi Open (WTA 500), Katie Boulter at the Ostrava Open (ATP 250), Sorana Cirstea at the Transylvania Open (ATP 250), Karolina Muchova at the Qatar Open (WTA Masters 1000), Jessica Pegula at the Dubai Tennis Championships (WTA Masters 1000), Cristina Bucsa at the Merida Open (WTA 500), and Peyton Stearns at the ATX Open in Austin (WTA 250).
March action brought ATP Masters 1000 titles for Jannik Sinner at Indian Wells and the Miami Open. Additional March ATP winners included Tommy Paul at the US Men’s Clay Court Championships (ATP 250), Mariano Navone at the Tiriac Open (ATP 250), and Rafael Jodar at the Grand Prix Hassan II (ATP 250). In WTA competition, Aryna Sabalenka secured both the Indian Wells Masters and Miami Open (WTA Masters 1000) titles, Jessica Pegula won the Charleston Open (WTA 500), and Marie Bouzkova claimed the Copa Colsanitas (WTA 250).
April highlights featured Jannik Sinner winning the Monte-Carlo Masters (ATP Masters 1000), Arthur Fils taking the Barcelona Open (ATP 500), Ben Shelton winning the BMW Open in Munich (ATP 500), and Sinner adding another Masters 1000 title at the Madrid Open. WTA April winners included Mirra Andreeva at the Austria Ladies Linz (WTA 500), Elena Rybakina at the Stuttgart Open (WTA 500), and Marta Kostyuk taking both the Open de Rouen (WTA 250) and the Madrid Open (WTA Masters 1000).
May to August Tournaments and Grand Slams
May tournaments saw Jannik Sinner win the Italian Open (ATP Masters 1000), Ignacio Buse claim the Hamburg Open (ATP 500), Learner Tien win the Geneva Open (ATP 250), and Alexander Zverev triumph at the French Open Grand Slam. WTA events in May were won by Elina Svitolina at the Italian Open (WTA Masters 1000), Emma Navarro at the Internationaux de Strasbourg (WTA 500), Petra Marcinko at the Morocco Open (WTA 250), and Mirra Andreeva at the French Open Grand Slam.
June grass-court action included ATP victories for Ben Shelton at the Stuttgart Open (ATP 250), Kamil Majchrzak at the Libema Open (ATP 250), Frances Tiafoe at the Halle Open (ATP 500), Francisco Cerundolo at the Queen’s Club Championships (ATP 500), Alejandro Davidovich Fokina at the Mallorca Championships (ATP 250), and Zizou Bergs at the Eastbourne International (ATP 250). Jannik Sinner won the Wimbledon Grand Slam in June. WTA June winners included Donna Vekic at the Queen’s Club Championships (WTA 500), Robin Montgomery at the Libema Open (ATP 250), Marie Bouzková at the Nottingham Open (ATP 250), Linda Noskova at the Berlin Open (WTA 500), Madison Keys at the Eastbourne International (WTA 500), Karolina Muchova at the Bad Homburg Open (WTA 500), and Linda Noskova at Wimbledon (Grand Slam).
July featured ATP titles for Andrey Rublev at the Swedish Open (ATP 250), Stefanos Tsitsipas at the Swiss Open (ATP 250), Quentin Halys at the Austrian Open Kitzbühel (ATP 250), Daniel Merida at the Croatia Open (ATP 250), Luca Van Assche at the Estoril Open in Portugal (ATP 250), Taylor Fritz at the Washington Open (ATP 500), and Arthur Gea at the Los Cabos Open (ATP 250). WTA July winners were Mayar Sherif at the Iași Open (WTA 250), Tamara Korpatsch at the Hamburg European Open (WTA 250), Lilli Tagger at the Prague Open (WTA 250), and Alexandra Eala at the Washington Open (WTA 500).
August brought ATP Masters 1000 victories for Ben Shelton at the National Bank Open in Montreal and Arthur Fils at the Cincinnati Masters. Ignacio Buse won the Winston-Salem Open (ATP 250), and Alexander Zverev claimed the US Open Grand Slam. On the WTA side, Iga Swiatek won the National Bank Open in Toronto (WTA Masters 1000), Coco Gauff triumphed at the Cincinnati Masters (WTA Masters 1000), Diane Parry won the Monterrey Open (WTA 500), and Elena Rybakina secured the US Open Grand Slam.
September to November Tournaments and Tour Finals
September events included Team Europe winning the Laver Cup in London. ATP 250 and 500 winners were Alejandro Fokina at the Chengdu Open, Daniil Medvedev at the Hangzhou Open, Carlos Alcaraz at the Japan Open (ATP 500), and Novak Djokovic at the China Open (ATP 500). WTA winners in September included Iva Jovic at the Guadalajara Open (WTA 500), Kaitlin Quevedo at the SP Open in Sao Paulo (WTA 250), Leylah Fernandez at the Singapore Open (WTA 500), Kimberly Birrell at the Korea Open (WTA 500), the Czech Republic at the Billie Jean King Cup Finals, and Zheng Qinwen at the China Open (WTA Masters 1000).
October tournament results featured Alejandro Davidovich Fokina winning the Shanghai Masters (ATP Masters 1000). Daniil Medvedev won the Almaty Open (ATP 250), Lorenzo Musetti claimed the Grand Prix Auvergne-Rhône Alpes (ATP 250), Tallon Griekspoor won the European Open (ATP 250), and Carlos Alcaraz secured the Vienna Open (ATP 500), alongside upcoming events including the Swiss Indoors (ATP 500). WTA October winners included Maja Chwalinska at the Wuhan Open (WTA Masters 1000), Katerina Siniakova at the Japan Open (WTA 250), Elena Rybakina at the Ningbo Open (WTA 500), Diana Shnaider at the Pan Pacific Open (WTA 500), and Harriet Dart at the Guangzhou Open (WTA 250).
November concludes the calendar with the Paris Masters (ATP Masters 1000), Stockholm Open (ATP 250), ATP Finals in Turin, and the Davis Cup Finals. The WTA schedule finishes with the Chennai Open (WTA 250), Hong Kong Open (WTA 250), and WTA Finals in Indian Wells.
