Tournaments
Tennis tournaments 2026: complete guide to the Grand Slams, ATP Masters 1000, WTA 1000 and the full tennis calendar. Schedule, results, betting tips and how to watch.
Tennis tournaments 2026: complete guide to the Grand Slams, ATP Masters 1000, WTA 1000 and the full tennis calendar. Schedule, results, betting tips and how to watch.
Tournament Hubs
Latest Tournaments News
ATP FinalsATP Finals 2026 Preview: Groups, Schedule and Contenders in Turin
WTA FinalsSvitolina Knocks Sabalenka Out of the WTA Finals to Set Up a Nosková Semi-Final
WTA FinalsPegula Saves Match Point to Beat Nosková and Knock Gauff Out of the WTA Finals
Betting TipsWTA Finals 2026 Semi-Final Tips: Pegula v Andreeva and Nosková v Svitolina
Tournament Overview
The tennis calendar runs from January to November across three surfaces, built around a clear hierarchy: the four Grand Slams sit above the ATP and WTA 1000-level Masters events, which sit above the 500s and 250s that fill out the rest of the season on both tours.
The 2026 men's season was shaped by injuries to its two biggest names. Jannik Sinner completed a rare Career Golden Masters in Rome, becoming only the second man after Novak Djokovic to win all nine ATP Masters 1000 titles, and kept his Wimbledon title, but a right knee injury kept him out of the US Open and ended his season in October. Carlos Alcaraz opened the year by completing the career Grand Slam at the Australian Open at 22, the youngest man to do it, then missed Madrid, Rome, Roland-Garros and Wimbledon with a right wrist injury before winning Tokyo, Vienna and his first Paris Masters title in the autumn. Alexander Zverev won his first two majors, at Roland-Garros and the US Open, and became world No. 1 for the first time on 2 November.
On the women's side Aryna Sabalenka completed the Sunshine Double by winning Indian Wells and Miami. Elena Rybakina won the Australian Open and the US Open, beating Sabalenka in both finals, and took over at world No. 1. Mirra Andreeva won Roland-Garros at 19, and Linda Nosková claimed a maiden Grand Slam at Wimbledon.
The season closes with the WTA Finals at Indian Wells (8 to 15 November), the ATP Finals in Turin (15 to 22 November) and the Davis Cup Final 8 in Bologna (24 to 29 November).
| Grand Slams per year | 4 |
|---|---|
| ATP Masters 1000 events | 9 |
| WTA 1000 events | 10 (combined with ATP at some joint events) |
| Surfaces used | Hard, Clay, Grass |
| Season-ending events | ATP Finals & WTA Finals |
| Governing bodies | ATP, WTA, ITF (Grand Slams run independently under the ITF/Grand Slam Board) |
| 2026 Grand Slam order | Australian Open (Jan) → French Open (May-Jun) → Wimbledon (Jun-Jul) → US Open (Aug-Sep) |
| Career Golden Masters club | 2 players (Djokovic, Sinner) |
Key Contenders
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Betting Tips & Predictions
Recent Champions
| Year | Men's Singles | Women's Singles |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | US Open: Alexander Zverev | US Open: Elena Rybakina |
| 2026 | Wimbledon: Jannik Sinner | Wimbledon: Linda Nosková |
| 2026 | French Open: Alexander Zverev | French Open: Mirra Andreeva |
| 2026 | Australian Open: Carlos Alcaraz | Australian Open: Elena Rybakina |
Previews & Live Streams
ATP Finals 2026 Draw and Schedule: Zverev and Alcaraz Lead the Groups in Turin
Andreeva Beats Sabalenka 6-4, 6-0 to Reach the WTA Finals Semi-Finals
How to Watch the Davis Cup Final 8 in the UK
Davis Cup 2026 Preview: Teams, Schedule and Contenders for the Bologna Final 8
Stockholm Open 2026 Betting Tips: Quarter-Final Picks and Outright Value
