The crisp autumn air in Vienna can only mean one thing for tennis fans: the return of one of the most prestigious indoor events on the ATP Tour. The Erste Bank Vienna Open 2025 is set to bring the world’s best players to the Austrian capital for a week of high-octane, fast-paced tennis. As a key battleground in the late-season race to the ATP Finals, the tournament promises thrilling matches and dramatic storylines.

Whether you’re planning to follow every serve and volley or just catch the finals, this is your one-stop guide for everything you need to know about the Vienna Open 2025.

The Stage is Set: Tournament at a Glance

• Tournament: Erste Bank Vienna Open

• Date: Late October 2025 (Exact dates TBC)

• Category: ATP 500

• Surface: Indoor Hard Court

• Location: Wiener Stadthalle, Vienna, Austria

• LiveStream: Watch Now!

The Battleground: Tournament Draw

The Vienna Open features a competitive 32-player singles draw and a 16-team doubles draw. As an ATP 500 event, it consistently attracts a star-studded field, including top-10 stalwarts and hungry contenders looking for vital ranking points.

When is the Draw?
The official singles and doubles draw ceremony is typically held on the Saturday before the main draw begins. We will update this section with a direct link to the live draw as soon as it is announced by the ATP.

Players to Watch (Projected)
While the final entry list will be confirmed closer to the event, expect to see a mix of the following:

• The Defending Champion: The 2024 winner will be back to defend his title.

• Top-Ranked Powerhouses: Vienna is a favorite for players like Jannik Sinner, Daniil Medvedev, and Alexander Zverev, who have all enjoyed success on indoor hard courts.

• Local Heroes: All eyes will be on Austrian stars, particularly Dominic Thiem, should he receive a wildcard, sending the home crowd into a frenzy.

• Dark Horses: Watch out for big servers and aggressive baseliners who thrive in indoor conditions, such as Holger Rune or Taylor Fritz.

The Reward: Prize Money Breakdown

The Erste Bank Vienna Open offers one of the most substantial prize money pools on the ATP Tour outside of the Masters 1000s and Grand Slams. While the official figures for 2025 are yet to be released, they are expected to be consistent with or exceed the 2024 purse of approximately €2.5 million.

Here is the 2024 prize money distribution for reference (2025 amounts will be updated when available):

Singles

• Winner: € €471,000

• Finalist: € €253,000

• Semi-finalist: € €135,000

• Quarter-finalist: € €69,000

• Round of 16: € €36,800

• Round of 32: € €19,600

Doules (Per Team)

• Winners: € €155,000

• Finalists: € €82,800

• Semi-finalists: € €41,800

• Quarter-finalists: € €20,900

• Round of 16: € €11,300

Don’t Miss a Moment: Where to Watch

No matter where you are in the world, you can catch all the action from the Wiener Stadthalle.

Television Broadcasters:

• Austria: ServusTV

• United Kingdom: Sky Sports

• United States: Tennis Channel

• Germany: Sky Deutschland

• France: Eurosport

• International: For a complete list of global broadcasters, check the official ATP Tour website.

Live Streaming:

• Tennis TV: The official streaming service of the ATP Tour is the best way to watch every match live and on-demand without regional restrictions.

• Official Broadcaster Apps: Services like Sky Go, ServusTV On, and the Tennis Channel app will offer live streams for subscribers in their respective regions.

Why the Vienna Open is a Must-Watch Event

The Erste Bank Vienna Open is more than just a tennis tournament; it’s an experience. The unique combination of a passionate home crowd, a fast indoor court that favors aggressive tennis, and the high stakes of the ATP Race to Turin makes it a highlight of the autumn calendar. From potential early-round upsets to blockbuster finals, every match matters.

Mark your calendars and get ready for world-class tennis in the heart of Europe. The Erste Bank Vienna Open 2025 is coming!