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Halle Open 2026 (Terra Wortmann Open) tournament hub. Draw, betting tips, past winners and how to watch the ATP 500 grass court event in Germany.

Dates
15–21 June 2026
Surface
Grass (outdoor, retractable roof)
Defending champion
Alexander Bublik
Venue
OWL Arena, Halle, Germany

Halle Open 2026 (Terra Wortmann Open) tournament hub. Draw, betting tips, past winners and how to watch the ATP 500 grass court event in Germany.

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The Terra Wörtmann Open in Halle is one of the two premier grass-court warm-up events ahead of Wimbledon, staged in the same week as Queen's in London. Held at the OWL Arena in Halle, Germany, the ATP 500 event has a rich grass-court heritage dominated by Roger Federer, who won a record 10 titles at the tournament. Alexander Bublik is the defending champion after winning the 2025 title. The 2026 edition runs from 15 to 21 June 2026.

TournamentTerra Wörtmann Open (Halle Open)
Dates15–21 June 2026
VenueOWL Arena, Halle, Germany
SurfaceGrass (outdoor, retractable roof)
CategoryATP 500
Draw size32 singles
Defending championAlexander Bublik
UK TVSky Sports Tennis
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History

Recent Champions

YearMen's SinglesWomen's Singles
2026Frances Tiafoe
2025Alexander Bublik
2024Jannik Sinner
2023Alexander Bublik
2022Hubert Hurkacz
2021Ugo Humbert
2019Roger Federer
2018Borna Coric
FAQ

ATP Halle Questions

When is the Halle Open 2026?
The Halle Open runs from 15 to 21 June 2026, the same week as Queen's and the week before Wimbledon.
Who is the defending Halle Open champion?
Alexander Bublik won the 2025 title. He is also the 2023 champion, making him a two-time winner.
How can I watch the Halle Open in the UK?
Sky Sports Tennis and NOW TV broadcast the Halle Open live. Bet365 also offers live streaming to eligible account holders.
Who has won the most Halle Open titles?
Roger Federer holds the all-time record with 10 singles titles, spanning from 2003 to 2019. No other player has won more than two.