Predicting, prize money, as being observed for the WTA 1000 event

The event emphasized the depth of women tennis as Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauff and Emma Navarro, which ended in the early rounds.

All big names are in action again this week and will be hungry to affirm themselves at the top. Here is everything you need to know about the Dubai tennis championships.

Everything you need to know about them Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships 2025

Dubai Tennis Championships 2025 Data

The Dubai Tennis Championships started on Sunday, February 16, 2025, and the last round will take place on Saturday, February 22, 2025. This week there is no other WTA tour event.

Where is The Dubai tennis championships?

The Dubai Tennis Championships take place in the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium. The club has organized the event since its opening in 1996.

The Dubai tennis stadium

• Location: 68VR+8xm – Al Garhoud – Dubai – United Arab Emirates
• Founded: 1996
• Court type: Outdoors
• Capacity: 5,000

How to watch that Dubai tennis championships

Tennis Channel broadcasts the Dubai Tennis Championships live for fans in the USA throughout the tournament.

What is that Dubai tennis championships Prize money?

The prize money at the Dubai tennis championships this week is 3.65 million US dollars. The event gives the winner 597,000 US dollars.

Prize money and ranking points

Dubai tennis championships Predict

The tennis gazette predicts who will raise the Dubai tennis championships trophy and claim 1000 world ranking points:

George Patten: Qatar Open of last week has shown that the prediction of WTA 1000 tournaments is not an easy task because Amanda Anisimova shocked the world in Doha. Of course, Aryna Sabalenka, Iga Swiatek and Coco GaISF are still difficult favorites, but another surprise winner could be on the cards. Perhaps it will be Karolina Muchova’s day in the Middle East sun, because she finally wants to exploit her very obvious potential on the WTA tour. The Czech star has threatened to break out in the past 12 months, and Dubai may be the perfect place for her.

Matthew Johns: Dubai produced a surprise champion last year when Jasmine Paolini won the biggest title of her career to start a big outbreak season for Italian. As much as it would be impressive, it seems unlikely that Paolini will defend her title this year. Instead, I go with the IGA Swiatek world number two, which is relieved that Jelena Ostapenko is already out of the tie. Dubai is one of the few WTA 1000 events that Swiatek has won. This would bring you closer to the set! Aryna Sabalenka should also be a strong choice as a top seeds, but she previously struggled in Dubai and did not look near her top level in Doha last week.

Peter Lynch: Jessica Pegula has had one season 2025 with a roller coaster ride so far, but I think she can finally regulate it with a win in Dubai. American women have dominated the WTA lately, and I think Pegula can continue this topic.

Lee Clarke: I will not call a winner as such because it is now selected in women at women like the selection of the national lottery numbers of the national lottery. However, I want the person to win – if I have to choose someone – come from the game between Elena Rybakina and Paula Badosa. Both players are currently playing good tennis and it feels like this could be one of their weeks – especially Badosa, who enjoyed a brilliant run at The Australian Open.

Liam Llewellyn: There is no clear favorite for the WTA Dubai Open, especially for many of the best players who suffer in Qatar early last week. As Jasmine Paolini claimed the title in 2024, he would not come as a shock if a surprise name would be through the field like the Auckland winner Clara Tauson. However, this is also an opportunity for top players to remind the world of what they are capable of, like the Olympic champion Qinwen Zheng. So far, she has only achieved one game victory in 2025, and the Dubai Open could be the event that she can discover and win the title.