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The 2022 Dubai Tennis Championships take place from February 12-26 at the Aviation Club Tennis Centre, featuring both ATP 500 and WTA 500 events.

Dates
Late February
Surface
Outdoor Hard Court
Category
ATP Tour 500
Venue
Dubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium, Aviation Club, Dubai, UAE

The 2022 Dubai Tennis Championships take place from February 12-26 at the Aviation Club Tennis Centre, featuring both ATP 500 and WTA 500 events.

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Tournament Overview

The Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships is a long-running men's ATP 500 event held on outdoor hard courts at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium in the UAE. First played in 1993, it has grown from a modest hard-court event into one of the tour's most prestigious 500-level stops, elevated to ATP 500 status in 2009. It traditionally runs in the back half of February, back-to-back with the WTA's Dubai event, and has attracted a strong roster of top-10 players over the decades thanks to its rich prize money and top-tier facilities.

TournamentDubai Duty Free Tennis Championships
Typical datesLate February
VenueDubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium, Aviation Club, Dubai, UAE
SurfaceOutdoor hard court
CategoryATP Tour 500
Draw size32 singles
UK TVSky Sports Tennis / NOW
History

Recent Champions

YearMen's SinglesWomen's Singles
2023Daniil Medvedev
2024Ugo Humbert
2025Stefanos Tsitsipas
FAQ

ATP Dubai Questions

When is the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships usually held?
The men's ATP 500 event traditionally takes place in late February, historically running the week immediately after the WTA's Dubai tournament at the same venue.
What surface is the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships played on?
It's played on outdoor hard courts at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium, part of the Aviation Club complex in Dubai, UAE.
What category of ATP event is Dubai?
It's an ATP Tour 500 event, a tier below the Masters 1000s but above the standard ATP 250 tournaments, having held 500-level status since 2009.
Who are the most successful men's champions in Dubai's history?
Roger Federer holds the record with 8 titles between 2003 and 2019, followed by Novak Djokovic with 5. Daniil Medvedev (2023), Ugo Humbert (2024) and Stefanos Tsitsipas (2025) have won the men's title most recently.