Key Details and Venue
The Adelaide International will kick off on Monday, January 6, and conclude on Saturday, January 11. Both the women's and men's singles finals will take place on the final day. The tournament will be hosted at the Memorial Drive Tennis Club, affectionately known as 'The Drive'. Situated adjacent to Adelaide Oval and north of the city's CBD, this venue is the home of South Australian tennis. It boasts a 5,000-seat capacity centre court, along with the 'Sunken Showcourt' and several outside courts, providing an ideal setting for the intense battles on the tennis court.Women's Singles
Reigning Wimbledon champion Barbora Krejcikova has confirmed her participation, adding star power to the women's singles field. She will be joined by fellow top-10 players Jasmine Paolini, Emma Navarro, and Jessica Pegula. The full WTA field is set to be revealed in due course, promising an exciting competition among the best female tennis players.The presence of these top players ensures that the women's singles event will be a thrilling spectacle. Krejcikova's recent Wimbledon victory has added to her reputation, and her opponents will be looking to dethrone her. Paolini, Navarro, and Pegula are all highly skilled players in their own right, and their inclusion in the tournament will make for some intense matches.
Men's Singles
Felix Auger-Aliassime will lead the men's singles contingent at The Drive. Local favorite and 2022 champion Thanasi Kokkinakis will also be in action, along with Americans Tommy Paul and Sebastian Korda. The full ATP field will be confirmed in the coming weeks, generating excitement among tennis fans.Auger-Aliassime's talent and potential make him a standout in the men's singles category. Kokkinakis's home-court advantage could give him an edge, while Paul and Korda bring their own brand of aggression and skill to the tournament. The men's singles event is expected to be a battle of the titans, with each player vying for victory.
Tennis Tournaments and Schedules
The 2025 Australian summer of tennis is a packed schedule of events. The United Cup will take place from December 27 to January 5 in Perth and Sydney. The Brisbane International will run from December 29 to January 5, followed by the Canberra International from December 29 to January 4. The Adelaide International will then commence on January 6 and conclude on January 11. Additionally, the Hobart International and Australian Open qualifying will also be held during this period, leading up to the highly anticipated Australian Open from January 12 to January 26 in Melbourne.This series of events showcases the depth and diversity of tennis in Australia during the summer months. Each tournament offers a unique opportunity for players to showcase their skills and compete for titles. The Adelaide International, in particular, adds a touch of local flavor to the already exciting lineup.
Watching and Buying Tickets
As the rights holders of the 2025 Australian summer of tennis, the Nine Network will broadcast the tournament in Australia. Specific broadcast details are yet to be confirmed, but selected sessions are expected to be shown on the network's secondary channels - either 9Go! or 9Gem. Fans will also have the opportunity to stream the action for free on 9Now or via the paid subscription service Stan Sport.Tickets for the Adelaide International are currently available through Ticketmaster. Reserved seating tickets start at $10 for adults, making it accessible to tennis fans of all ages and budgets. Whether you're a die-hard tennis enthusiast or just looking for a fun outing, the Adelaide International offers a great opportunity to witness world-class tennis up close.