WTA China Open 2025: Full Schedule, Top Seeds, Prize Money & TV Guide

WTA China Open 2025: Full Schedule, Top Seeds, Prize Money & TV Guide

The WTA 1000 China Open is a major event that has developed into a testing ground for champions and marks the highest point of the Asian swing. The world’s top players compete for year-end glory in this 12-day tournament, which takes place on the hard courts of Beijing’s famous China National Tennis Center from September 24 to October 5. A total of 96 singles players, 32 doubles teams, a $8.96 million purse, 1000 ranking points, and the reigning champion Coco Gauff and other top seeds are all at play.

WTA China Open 2025 Schedule

The complete schedule of the 2025 WTA China Open is as follows: 

Date Rounds
Sept 22-23, 2025 Qualifying rounds
Sept 24-25, 2025 Main draw Round 1
Sept 26-27, 2025 Round 2
Sept 28-29, 2025 Round of 32 (3rd Round)
Sept 30-Oct 1, 2025 Round of 16
Oct 2, 2025 Quarterfinals
Oct 3, 2025 Quarterfinals overflow
Oct 4, 2025 Semifinals
Oct 5, 2025 Finals

Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff, and Serena Williams have all won titles at the Beijing WTA women’s tournament since 2004. The event, which is held every year at the China National Tennis Center’s Diamond Court, has evolved into the hallmark Asian swing stop. The 2025 edition has more weight because 1,000 points are up for grabs, making players compete for the final few spots in the year-end finals. While qualifiers fight for the remaining spots in the main draw, all 32 seeds will receive a first-round bye.

The China Open, now in its 19th year on the women’s circuit, remains a symbol of both opportunity and survival amid a crowded schedule. For the leading seeds, it’s an opportunity to solidify their position of power and a chance to upset the status order.

WTA China Open 2025: Top Seeds

  1. Iga Swiatek
  2. Coco Gauff
  3. Amanda Anisimova
  4. Mirra Andreeva
  5. Jessica Pegula
  6. Jasmine Paolini
  7. Zheng Qinwen
  8. Elena Rybakina
  9. Ekaterina Alexandrova
  10. Clara Tauson
  11. Elina Svitolina
  12. Naomi Osaka
  13. Karolína Muchova
  14. Daria Kasatkina
  15. Belinda Bencic
  16. Emma Navarro
  17. Diana Shnaider
  18. Paula Badosa
  19. Liudmila Samsonova
  20. Elise Mertens
  21. Victoria Mboko
  22. Jeļena Ostapenko
  23. Marta Kostyuk
  24. Veronika Kudermetova
  25. Leylah Fernandez
  26. Linda Nosková
  27. Sofia Kenin
  28. Anna Kalinskaya
  29. Dayana Yastremska
  30. Emma Raducanu
  31. Wang Xinyu
  32. Iva Jovic

Analysis of WTA China Open 2025 Prize Money

The only WTA 1000 events with more financial stakes than the China Open are Miami, Indian Wells, and Madrid. With $8.96 million up for grabs, Beijing makes sure the winner takes home a significant bump in ranking and earnings.

Stage Prize Money Ranking Points
Champion $1,124,380 1,000
Finalist $597,890 650
Semifinalists $332,160 390
Quarterfinalists $189,075 215
Round of 16 $103,225 120
Round of 32 $60,400 65
Round of 64 $35,260 35
Round of 96 $23,760 10

Where to Watch the WTA China Open 2025?

The WTA China Open will be telecasted globally by different channels, which are as follows: 

  • Americas – DAZN, ESPN, Rush Sports, Tennis Channel, TSN, TVA
  • Europe – Eurosport, Sky, Canal+
  • UK & Ireland – Sky Sports
  • India & South Asia – Sony Sports Network
  • China – CCTV, iQIYI, Tencent Video
  • Japan – WOWOW, NHK
  • Australia – Nine, Stan Sport
  • Middle East & North Africa – beIN Sports
  • Africa – SuperSport

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