Tiriac Open Bucharest 2025, an ATP 2025 clay court tennis tournament, is set to take place from 31 March to 6 April at the National Tennis Center in Bucharest, Romania. The qualifying rounds of the tournament will take place on Sunday, 30 March, while the first round of matches will begin on Monday. (More Tennis News)
The tournament, also known as the Romanian Open, is in its second comeback year after an eight-year hiatus was ended in 2024. It remains both Romania라이브 바카라 oldest running sporting event as well as the only ATP 250 event in the country.
The previous edition was won by Hungarian player Marton Fucsovics, who defeated Argentina라이브 바카라 Mariano Navone. Other players who have won the tournament include three-time champion Gilles Simon, Grigor Dimitrov, and David Ferrer.
Tiriac Open Bucharest 2025 will feature a singles draw of 28 players and a doubles draw of 16 teams. The prize pot has been set at EUR 596,035.
Several top players in the tennis circuit will take place in the ATP 250 tournament. Some of the favourites include Argentina라이브 바카라 No. 2 player Sebastian Baez and No. 1 Hungarian player Fabian Marozsan.
However, the tournament suffered a setback after Paris Olympics 2024 player Corentin Moutet withdrew from the tournament citing mental health reasons after the Miami Open 2025.
Tiriac Open Bucharest 2025, Day 1 – Full Schedule
Day 1, 30 March:
Central Court (Starts at 11:00 AM IST):
Luca Preda (WC) vs Murkel Dellien (6) – Q1
Nikoloz Basilashvili (1) vs Valentin Vacherot – Q1
Ugo Blanchet (3) vs Cezar Cretu (Alt) – Q1
Court 1 (Starts at 11:00 AM IST):
Elias Ymer vs Sascha Gueymard Wayenburg (8) – Q1
Stefan Andreescu (WC) vs Radu Albot (5) – Q1
Matteo Martineau vs Filip Misolic (7) – Q1
Court 2 (Starts at 11:00 AM IST)
Martin Landaluce (2) vs Martin Klizan – Q1
Timofey Skatov (4) vs Oleksii Prihodko (Alt) – Q1
Tiriac Open Bucharest 2025 – Live Streaming Details
Fans in India can catch the Tiriac Open Bucharest 2025 tournament on the Tennis TV website, which is the official streaming service of the ATP tour.
Although SonyLiv has the streaming rights to ATP in India, it remains unlikely that they will live-stream an ATP 250 tour. There will also be no TV broadcast of the event in India.
