Watch WTA Hong Kong Open Tennis Live Online

From 9-15 October 2023

 

The WTA 250 outdoor hard courts tennis tournament, the Hong Kong Open, will be held at Victoria Park in Hong Kong, China. Fans can enjoy this event live stream from their home TV or online on smart devices across the world. The first tournament was played in 1980, and it has a long history on the WTA Tour. This will be the first edition since 2018, as the other editions were canceled in 2019 and 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It belongs to category WTA 250 on the WTA Schedule and 10th edition of the event. Don’t forget to watch the Hong Kong Open tennis live stream in HD-video quality from all over the world at TennisLiveTV.net.

 
Hong Kong Open 2023 Tennis Live Stream

Main Sponsor: Prudential
Tour Level: WTA 250
Court Surface: Outdoor Hard Courts
Draw Size: Singles: 32, Doubles: 16
Prize money: $259,303
Live Stream: Watch Here

 
WTA Hong Kong Open Dates 2023

 

The Hong Kong Open Tennis will take place from 9-15 October 2023. This year's event will take place during the same week as the WTA tournaments Zhengzhou Open and Korea Open, as well as the ATP Shanghai Open.

 
Hong Kong Open Player List 2023

 
The player’s entry list for the 2023 edition is not yet confirmed, but you can see the last-year player list below:
 
Beatriz Haddad Maia
Anastasia Potapova
Marta Kostyuk
Elise Mertens
Leylah Fernandez
Victoria Azarenka
Mayar Sherif
Mirra Andreeva
Wang Xiyu
Peyton Stearns

 

Hong Kong Open 2023 Schedule

Date	Round
9th October 2023	1st Round
10th October 2023	1st Round
11th October 2023	2nd Round
12th October 2023	2nd Round
13th October 2023	Quarterfinals
14th October 2023	Semifinals
15th October 2023	Finals

 

Prize Money 

The 2023 WTA 250 event Hong Kong Open total prize money will be $259,303. The winner will receive $34,228 and 280 ranking points, and the runner-up will take $20,226 and 180 ranking points

 

Past Winners

 

2018: Dayana Yastremska
2017: Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova
2016: Caroline Wozniacki 
2015: Jelena Janković
2014:  Sabine Lisicki