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Tennis Season 2022 remaining schedule

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With the French Open coming to an end, let us take a look at the remaining events on the tennis calendar for 2022

We are pretty much in the mid-way stage of the tennis calendar for the season. With the end of the French Open, the attention now moves on from the clay-court season to the grass-court season. Wimbledon is pretty much on the horizon and players are gearing up to make it count on the grandest stage of them all.

Let us first take a look at the remainder of the ATP schedule for 2022.

TOURNAMENTCATEGORYSURFACESTART DATEEND DATE
Libema OpnATP 250Grass6 June, 202212 June, 2022
Mercedes Cup (Stuttgart)ATP 250Grass6 June, 202212 June, 2022
Noventi Open (Halle)ATP 500Grass13 June, 202219 June, 2022
Cinch ChampionshipsATP 500Grass13 June, 202219 June, 2022
Mallorca OpenATP 250Grass19 June, 202225 June, 2022
Eastbourne InternationalATP 250Grass20 June, 202225 June, 2022
WimbledonGrand SlamGrass27 June, 202210 July, 2022
Hall of Fame Open (Newport)ATP 250Hard11 July, 202217 July, 2022
Swedish OpenATP 250Clay11 July, 202217 July, 2022
Hamburg OpenATP 500Clay18 July, 202224 July, 2022
Croatia OpenATP 250Clay25 July, 202231 July, 2022
Swiss OpenATP 250Clay18 July, 202224 July, 2022
Atlanta OpenATP 250Hard25 July, 202231 July, 2022
Kitzbuhel OpenATP 250Clay25 July, 202231 July, 2022
Citi OpenATP 500Hard1 August, 20227 August, 2022
Los Cabos OpenATP 250Hard1 August, 20226 August, 2022
Canadian OpenATP 1000Hard8 August, 202214 August, 2022
Cincinnati OpenATP 1000Hard14 August, 202221 August, 2022
Winston-Salem OpenATP 250Hard22 August, 202227 August, 2022
U.S. OpenGrand SlamHard29 August, 202211 September, 2022
Davis CupHard14 September,2022
Moselle OpenATP 250Hard19 September, 202225 September, 2022
Astana OpenATP 250Hard19 September, 202225 September, 2022
Laver CupExhibitionHard23 September, 202225 September, 2022
Sofia OpenATP 250Hard26 September, 20222 October, 2022
Chengdu OpenATP 250Hard26 September, 20222 October, 2022
Zhuhai ChampionshipATP 250Hard26 September, 20222 October, 2022
China OpenATP 500Hard3 October, 20229 October, 2022
Japan OpenATP 500Hard3 October, 20229 October, 2022
Shanghai MastersATP 1000Hard9 October, 202216 October, 2022
European Open (Antwerp)ATP 250Hard17 October, 202223 October, 2022
Kremlin CupATP 250Hard17 October, 202223 October, 2022
Stockholm OpenATP 250Hard17 October, 202223 October, 2022
Swiss Indoors (Basel)ATP 500Hard24 October, 202230 October, 2022
Vienna OpenATP 500Hard24 October, 202230 October, 2022
Paris MastersATP 1000Hard31 October. 20226 November, 2022
ATP Next Gen FinalsYECHard8 November, 202212 November, 2022
ATP FinalsYECHard13 November, 202220 November, 2022
Davis Cup Finals23 November, 20223 December, 2022

Let us now take a look at the remainder of the WTA schedule for 2022.

TOURNAMENTCATEGORYSURFACESTART DATEEND DATE
Viking Open NottinghamWTA 250Grass6 June, 202212 June, 2022
Libema OpenWTA 250Grass6 June, 202212 June, 2022
BOL 125WTA 125ClayTBC
Viking Classic BirminghamWTA 250Grass13 June, 202219 June, 2022
bett1open (Berlin)WTA 500Grass13 June, 202219 June, 2022
Bad Homburg OpenWTA 250Grass19 June, 202225 June, 2022
Viking International EastbourneWTA 500Grass19 June, 202225 June, 2022
WimbledonGrand SlamGrass27 June, 20229 July, 2022
Nordea OpenWTA 125Clay4 July, 202217 July, 2022
Hamburg European OpenWTA 250Clay18 July, 202224 July, 2022
Hungarian Grand PrixWTA 250Clay11 July, 202217 July, 2022
Livesport Prague Open 2021WTA 250Hard25 July, 202231 July, 2022
Ladies Open LausanneWTA 250Clay9 July, 202217 July, 2022
BNP Paribas Poland OpenWTA 250Clay25 July, 202231 July, 2022
Palermo Ladies OpenWTA 250Clay18 July, 202224 July, 2022
Belgrade Ladies OpenWTA 125Clay18 July, 202224 July, 2022
LTP Women’s OpenWTA 125ClayTBC
Winners OpenWTA 250ClayTBC
Thoreau Tennis Open 125WTA 125HardTBC
Mubadala Silicon Valley ClassicWTA 500Hard1 Aug, 20227 Aug, 2022
National Bank OpenWTA 1000Hard6 Aug, 202214 Aug, 2022
Western & Southern OpenWTA 1000Hard13 Aug, 202221 Aug, 2022
WTA Chicago 125WTA 125HardTBC
Tennis in the LandWTA 250Hard21 Aug, 202227 Aug, 2022
WTA Chicago Women’s OpenWTA 250HardTBC
US OpenGrand SlamHard29 Aug, 202211 Sep, 2022
Liqui Moly OpenWTA 125ClayTBC
Zavarovalnica Sava PortorozWTA 250HardTBC
BGL BNP Paribas Luxembourg OpenWTA 250Hard19 Oct, 2022
Columbus WTA 125WTA 125HardTBC
Korea OpenWTA 250Hard19 Sep, 202225 Sep, 2022
Ostrava OpenWTA 500HardTBC
Chicago Fall Tennis ClassicWTA 500HardTBC
Astana OpenWTA 250HardTBC
Tenerife Ladies OpenWTA 250HardTBC
Kremlin CupWTA 500Hard17 Oct, 202223 Oct, 2022
Courmayeur Ladies OpenWTA 250HardTBC
Transylvania OpenWTA 250Hard24 Oct, 202230 Oct, 2022
Dow Tennis ClassicWTA 125HardTBC
WTA Argentina OpenWTA 125ClayTBC
Upper Austria Ladies LinzWTA 250Hard10 Oct, 202216 Oct, 2022
Akron WTA Finals GuadalajaraWTA FinalsHardTBC
Montevideo OpenWTA 125ClayTBC
Open Angers Arena LoireWTA 125HardTBC
Open BLS de LimogesWTA 125HardTBC

It’s time for the Wimbledon to take centre stage

All the attention now moves on to the third Grand Slam of the year – the Wimbledon. It is scheduled to be played from 27th June till 10th July. However, the tournament is presently wrapped in a blanket of controversy.

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Wimbledon authorities announced that they would bar Russian and Belarusian players from playing in the tournament this year as a response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Belarus’ direct support of the war. Wimbledon has become the first tennis event to restrict individual Russian and Belarusian athletes from competing. As a result, ATP and WTA have stripped the historic event of ranking points. It will be interesting to see how many top players still choose to play the iconic Grand Slam.

The decision means the exclusion of several highly ranked players. Four Russian men are ranked in the top 30 on the ATP Tour, including No. 2 Daniil Medvedev, who is the reigning U.S. Open men’s champion. Russia has five women in the top 40 of the WTA Tour rankings, led by No. 15 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova. Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus is ranked No. 4 and was a Wimbledon semifinalist last year. Her compatriot Victoria Azarenka, a former No. 1, is ranked No. 18.

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