The Singapore Tennis Open (STO) 2025, set to be held from January 27 to February 2, promises to light up the Kallang Tennis Hub (KTH) with exciting matches and events. This WTA 250 tournament will showcase some of the top talent from around the world and bring the community together for tennis-related festivities.
The action kicks off on January 25 and 26 with free qualifying rounds, allowing fans to see notable players such as China’s Zhu Lin and the Philippines’ Alexandra Eala vying for spots in the main draw. Zhu Lin, who participated in the 2015 WTA Rising Stars Invitational, and Eala, whose appearances at the WTA Future Stars event span 2016 to 2017, are eager to make their mark on Singaporean courts once again.
After these qualifying rounds, from January 27, the main draw will feature an impressive roster of top WTA players, including 2021 US Open champion Emma Raducanu, world No. 14 Anna Kalinskaya, and Belgian star Elise Mertens. Fans are certain to be treated to riveting performances as these globally recognized athletes compete for the coveted STO title.
A notable addition to this year's event is the inaugural Singapore Tennis Invitational Cup (STIC), taking place concurrently from January 28 to February 1. This regional tournament will see players from Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Cambodia battling it out across Ladies’ Singles & Doubles, Men’s Singles & Doubles, and Mixed Doubles. Set at the KTH outdoor courts, entry to the STIC matches is free, creating yet another avenue for local fans to engage with tennis.
For those attending the Singapore Tennis Open, the STO Fan Village located at the KTH Event Plaza provides exciting community activities. Fans can enjoy daily meet-and-greet sessions with WTA stars and Southeast Asia's tennis legends, Tamarine Tanasugarn and Yayuk Basuki. Taking advantage of this opportunity, visitors can connect with these iconic players who have left their mark on the sport.
Tennis enthusiasts can also put their skills to the test with various fun challenges, including reflex and accuracy drills. For those seeking to combine fitness with fun, 'Cardio Tennis' fitness classes will be available. These engaging sessions allow participants to add a physical twist to the classic game, ensuring everyone can be active and enjoy the sport.
A highlight of the community aspect of the event is the STO Red Ball Event Tournament 2025, aimed at nurturing younger players by giving them the opportunity to shine on the court. Aspiring tennis stars can also attend clinics led by STO Community Ambassadors and local coaches, ensuring they receive quality coaching and mentorship.
Students will benefit from guided learning tours, providing insights about event operations and logistics, which conclude with live court action. This multifaceted approach to the tournament emphasizes not only top-level competition but also the development and engagement of tennis at the grassroots level.
Limited tickets are available for the main draw matches through the official Singapore Tennis Open tickets portal. Fans are encouraged to secure their spots early to avoid disappointment!
For those wanting to stay updated with the latest news and announcements about the event, the Singapore Tennis Open can be followed on their social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Excitement is mounting as the Singapore Tennis Open 2025 approaches, promising tennis action and community engagement like never before.