Full list of events in ATP calendar 2025
Jannik Sinner will return as the Australian Open defending champion.
The ATP calendar has been unveiled and is customary, begins with the Australian Open in Melbourne. A new defending champion will arrive in Melbourne as Jannik Sinner for the first time in a decade. The last occasion on which this happened was in 2014 when Stan Wawrinka overcame Rafael Nadal for his first Grand Slam trophy. The Swiss veteran defeated Nadal in four sets, 6-3, 6-2, 3-6, 6-3.
The 2024 season has belonged to a list of next generation stars. Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz split the Grand Slams equally between them, leaving little room for tour veterans to make a mark. While the veterans will look to make a comeback in 2025, needless to say, there has been a generational shift in men’s tennis.
Further, other young players to bring the spotlight on themselves include Alexei Popyrin, Dino Prizmic, Jakub Mensik, Joao Fonseca, Arthur Fils and Ben Shelton. The likes of Hamad Medjedovic, Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard and Jack Draper also deserve mention among the rising stars of men’s tennis.
All these players have made significant strides in 2024, winning maiden titles and reaching new heights in the ATP rankings.
Novak Djokovic, now a senior on the tour, will try to regain lost ground. It will be interesting to see how the Serb fares in the 2025 season against the young guns of the ATP Tour.
The Masters 1000 events held in Canada and Cincinnati will extend to 12-day events in 2025. There will be three more tournaments in the ATP 500 calendar, up from 13 last season. Dallas, Doha and Munich host the upgraded entrants.
ATP Calendar 2025:
| S. No | Date | Tournament | Venue |
| 1 | January 12 to 26 | Australian Open (Grand Slam) | Melbourne, Australia |
| 2 | February 3 to 9 | ABN Amro Open (ATP 500) | Rotterdam, Netherlands |
| 3 | February 3 to 9 | Dallas Open (ATP 500) | Dallas, United States |
| 4 | February 17 to 22 | Qatar ExxonMobil Open | Doha, Qatar |
| 5 | February 19 to 25 | Rio Open (ATP 500) | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
| 6 | February 24 to March 1 | Mexico Open (ATP 500) | Acapulco, Mexico |
| 7 | February 24 to March 1 | Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships (ATP 500) | Dubai, United Arab Emirates |
| 8 | March 5 to 16 | BNP Paribas Open (ATP Masters 1000) | Indian Wells, United States |
| 9 | March 19 to 30 | Miami Open (ATP Masters 1000) | Miami, United States |
| 10 | April 6 to 13 | Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters (ATP Masters 1000) | Monte-Carlo, Monaco |
| 11 | April 14 to 20 | Barcelona Open (ATP 500) | Barcelona, Spain |
| 12 | April 14 to 20 | BMW Open (ATP 500) | Munich, Germany |
| 13 | April 23 to May 4 | Mutua Madrid Open (ATP Masters 1000) | Madrid, Spain |
| 14 | May 7 to 18 | Italian Open (ATP Masters 1000) | Rome, Italy |
| 15 | May 18 to 25 | Hamburg Open (ATP 500) | Hamburg, Germany |
| 16 | May 25 to June 8 | Roland Garros (Grand Slam) | Paris, France |
| 17 | June 16 to 22 | Cinch Championships (ATP 500) | London, Great Britain |
| 18 | June 16 to 22 | Terra Wortmann Open (ATP 500) | Halle, Germany |
| 19 | June 30 to July 13 | Wimbledon (Grand Slam) | London, Great Britain |
| 20 | July 21 to 27 | Mubadala Citi DC Open (ATP 500) | Washington, United States |
| 21 | July 27 to August 7 | National Bank Open (ATP Masters 1000) | Toronto, Canada |
| 22 | August 7 to August 18 | Cincinnati Open (ATP Masters 1000) | Cincinnati, United States |
| 23 | August 25 to September 7 | US Open (Grand Slam) | New York, United States |
| 24 | September 24 to 30 | Japan Open (ATP 500) | Tokyo, Japan |
| 25 | September 25 to October 1 | China Open (ATP 500) | Beijing, China |
| 26 | October 1 to 12 | Rolex Shanghai Masters (ATP Masters 1000) | Shanghai, China |
| 27 | October 20 to 26 | Erste Bank Open (ATP 500) | Vienna, Austria |
| 28 | October 20 to 26 | Swiss Indoors Basel (ATP 500) | Basel, Switzerland |
| 29 | October 27 to November 2 | Rolex Paris Masters (ATP Masters 1000) | Paris, France |
| 30 | November 9 to 16 | Nitto ATP Finals | Turin, Italy |
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