SINGAPORE: The stage is ready for a thrilling Singapore Tennis Open 2025, with top seed Anna Kalinskaya set to clash with Caroline Dolehide in a high-stakes showdown between two former WTA 1000 finali
sts in the singles event, while second seed Elise Mertens will face a formidable challenge from Australian Open women’s doubles finalist Taylor Townsend.
While the main competition will begin on Monday, Jan 27, the qualifying matches are ongoing from Jan 25 and will conclude on Jan 26. Entry to the qualifying matches is free, while fans can purchase tickets to the main competition “I am deeply honoured to have received a wildcard to compete in the Singapore Tennis Open 2025. This opportunity to play alongside world-class WTA players is truly invaluable, and it is also a privilege to represent Singapore in this tournament. I am grateful for the valuable experience and exposure and will do my best in the upcoming matches,” said Tong, who represented the nation at the 2023 SEA Games.
Their main draw spots had been filled by Yulia Starodubtseva and Rebecca Marino , who will face Tatjana Maria and Wang Xiyu respectively in the first round on Monday.
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