CINCINNATI OPEN
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Date
August 8–23, 2026
Category
ATP Masters 1000 & WTA 1000
Surface
Outdoor Hard Courts (Har-Tru)
Draw Size
96 Singles • 32 Doubles
Venue
Lindner Family Tennis Center
Location
Mason, Ohio, USA
Tournament
Official Website
Cincinnati Open
The Cincinnati Open is the oldest professional tennis tournament in the United States still played in its original city, dating back to 1899. Held annually at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, Ohio, the tournament is one of the most prestigious stops on both the ATP and WTA tours.
As an ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 event, the Cincinnati Open attracts the world’s top players each summer and serves as a key lead-up tournament to the US Open. Its fast outdoor hard courts have produced memorable moments and championship runs from some of the greatest names in tennis.
Today, the tournament welcomes hundreds of thousands of fans from across the United States and around the world, combining elite competition with a world-class fan experience.
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ATP RANK: 1
Jannik Sinner
The powerful World No. 1 enters Cincinnati among the tournament favorites.
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ATP RANK: 2
Carlos Alcaraz
One of the game's brightest stars and always a contender on hard courts.
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ATP RANK: 3
Alexander Zverev
A proven contender with multiple Masters 1000 titles and one of the tour's strongest baseline games.
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ATP RANK: 4
Felix Auger-Aliassime
The Canadian standout continues to establish himself among the ATP Tour's elite.
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WTA RANK: 1
Aryna Sabalenka
The powerful World No. 1 enters Cincinnati among the tournament favorites.
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WTA RANK: 2
Elena Rybakina
One of the tour's biggest servers and a constant threat on hard courts.
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WTA RANK: 3
Iga Świątek
A Grand Slam champion capable of dominating any field.
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WTA RANK: 4
Jessica Pegula
Consistently one of the WTA's top performers and a former Cincinnati finalist.
Jannik Sinner Defeats Alexander Zverev to Win Back-to-Back Wimbledon Titles
The world No. 1 rallied after dropping the opening set to defeat Alexander Zverev in four sets and successfully defend his Wimbledon crown.
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