Monterrey Open 2026 WTA Results, Draw, Scores & Schedule

The Monterrey Open 2026 WTA 500 tournament centre provides live scores, match results, draws, schedules and daily updates from Mexico. Follow every round from qualifying to the final as players compete on the outdoor hard courts at Club Sonoma in Monterrey.

Last updated on August 22, during the first round of qualifying.

Scroll down to see how the Monterrey Open 2026, officially the Abierto GNP Seguros, plays out.

The main draw runs from August 23–29, with qualifying beginning on August 22. The WTA 500 tournament features a 28-player singles draw and 16-team doubles field, with $1,206,446 in total financial commitment.

Tournament Evolution – Monterrey Open

• 2009: The Monterrey Open is founded and becomes part of the international women’s professional tennis calendar
• 2014: The tournament moves from the Sierra Madre Tennis Club to Club Sonoma, which remains its home today.
• 2021: Following the WTA’s restructuring of tournament categories, Monterrey is classified as a WTA 250 event.
• 2024: Monterrey is upgraded to WTA 500 status.
• 2026: The Abierto GNP Seguros continues as a WTA 500 tournament

Monterrey Open 2026 WTA Draw & Bracket

Main Draw

The Monterrey Open 2026 WTA singles draw features 28 players competing across five rounds.

The Monterrey draw gives the four highest-seeded players first-round byes. They enter the tournament directly in the Round of 16 and therefore need four victories to win the title. Everyone else must win five matches.

The latest entry list contains 19 direct acceptances, four wildcard positions, four qualifiers and one special-exempt position.

Seeded Players

• Ekaterina Alexandrova
• Elise Mertens
• Maja Chwalinska
• Anastasia Potapova
• Ann Li
• Donna Vekic
• Janice Tjen
• Cristina Bucsa

Ekaterina Alexandrova heads the Monterrey Open 2026 field as the No. 1 seed, with Elise Mertens seeded second. Maja Chwalinska is the No. 3 seed, while Anastasia Potapova completes the top four.

All four receive first-round byes and begin their tournaments in the Round of 16. Alexandrova returns after reaching the Monterrey final in 2025, while Chwalinska arrives after a breakthrough season that included a run to the Roland Garros final.

Confirmed Main-Draw Players

• Ekaterina Alexandrova
• Elise Mertens
• Maja Chwalinska
• Anastasia Potapova
• Ann Li
• Donna Vekic
• Janice Tjen
• Cristina Bucsa
• Clara Tauson
• Mayar Sherif
• Oleksandra Oliynykova
• Diane Parry
• Petra Marcinko
• Shuai Zhang
• Camila Osorio
• Kimberly Birrell
• Antonia Ruzic
• Nikola Bartunkova
• Lilli Tagger
• Yuliia Starodubtseva
• Anhelina Kalinina

These 21 players are currently confirmed in the main draw through regular entry positions. The field is completed by three wildcards and four qualifiers, producing the 28-player singles draw. The four highest seeds receive first-round byes.

Wildcards

• Alycia Parks
• Dayana Yastremska
• Renata Zarazua

Mexican No. 1 Renata Zarazua receives a main-draw wildcard and will face Clara Tauson in the first round. Alycia Parks opens against Petra Marcinko, while Dayana Yastremska faces seventh seed Janice Tjen.

Full Original Tournament Bracket ⬅️

The main draw is official, although four positions remain listed as Qualifier until the qualifying tournament is completed.

Alexandrova E. (Wrl) (1) bye
Tauson C. (Den) v Zarazua R. (Mex)
Sherif M. (Egy) v Oliynykova O. (Ukr)
Parry D. (Fra) v Vekic D. (Cro) (6)

Chwalinska M. (Pol) (3) bye
Parks A. (Usa) v Marcinko P. (Cro)
Zhang S. (Chn) v Qualifier
Osorio C. (Col) v Li A. (Usa) (5)

Bucsa C. (Esp) (8) v Qualifier
Qualifier v Birrell K. (Aus)
Ruzic A. (Cro) v Bartunkova N. (Cze)
Potapova A. (Aut) (4) bye

Tjen J. (Ina) (7) v Yastremska D. (Ukr)
Tagger L. (Aut) v Starodubtseva Y. (Ukr)
Kalinina A. (Ukr) v Qualifier
Mertens E. (Bel) (2) bye

Monterrey Open 2026 Qualifying Results

The Monterrey Open qualifying draw contains 16 players competing for four places in the main draw.

Qualifying consists of two rounds, meaning each player must win two matches to reach the WTA 500 main draw.

Qualifying First Round

August 22

Jessica Hinojosa Gomez earned her qualifying wildcard by winning Monterrey’s pre-qualifying tournament, defeating Marianne Angel 6-3, 6-4 in the final.

Joint M. (Aus) (1) v Hinojosa Gomez J. (Mex) (WC) 6-4, 6-2
Rodriguez V. (Mex) v Putintseva Y. (Kaz) (5) 4-6, 3-6

Bondar A. (Hun) (2) v Jacquemot E. (Fra) 6-3, 6-3
Liang E. S. (Tpe) v Kraus S. (Aut) (7) 7-5, 5-7, 6-4

Udvardy P. (Hun) (3) v Arango E. (Col) 6-3, 1-6, 7-6(5)
Werner C. (Ger) v Vidmanova D. (Cze) (8) 5-7, 4-6

Tararudee L. (Tha) (4) v Timofeeva M. (Uzb) 6-7(5), 6-2, 6-7(4)
Jeanjean L. (Fra) v Rakhimova K. (Wrl) (6) 4-6, 6-4, 2-6

Qualifying Finals ⬅️

August 23

Four players will advance from qualifying into the Monterrey Open 2026 main draw.

Joint M. (Aus) (1) vs Putintseva Y. (Kaz) (5)
Bondar A. (Hun) (2) vs Liang E. S. (Tpe)
Udvardy P. (Hun) (3) vs Vidmanova D. (Cze) (8)
Timofeeva M. (Uzb) vs Rakhimova K. (Wrl) (6)

Monterrey Open 2026 Women’s Singles 1st Round Results

August 23–24

The first round contains 12 matches. The four highest seeds receive byes and will begin their tournaments in the Round of 16.

Alexandrova E. (Wrl) (1) bye
Tauson C. (Den) v Zarazua R. (Mex)
Sherif M. (Egy) v Oliynykova O. (Ukr)
Parry D. (Fra) v Vekic D. (Cro) (6)

Chwalinska M. (Pol) (3) bye
Parks A. (Usa) v Marcinko P. (Cro)
Zhang S. (Chn) v Qualifier
Osorio C. (Col) v Li A. (Usa) (5)

Bucsa C. (Esp) (8) v Qualifier
Qualifier v Birrell K. (Aus)
Ruzic A. (Cro) v Bartunkova N. (Cze)
Potapova A. (Aut) (4) bye

Tjen J. (Ina) (7) v Yastremska D. (Ukr)
Tagger L. (Aut) v Starodubtseva Y. (Ukr)
Kalinina A. (Ukr) v Qualifier
Mertens E. (Bel) (2) bye

Monterrey Open 2026 Women’s Singles Round of 16 Results

August 25–26

The four highest seeds join the 12 first-round winners at this stage, leaving 16 players competing for eight quarterfinal places.

Alexandrova E. (Wrl) (1) vs Tauson C. (Den) or Zarazua R. (Mex)
Sherif M. (Egy) or Oliynykova O. (Ukr) vs Parry D. (Fra) or Vekic D. (Cro) (6)

Chwalinska M. (Pol) (3) vs Parks A. (Usa) or Marcinko P. (Cro)
Zhang S. (Chn) or Qualifier vs Osorio C. (Col) or Li A. (Usa) (5)

Bucsa C. (Esp) (8) or Qualifier vs Qualifier or Birrell K. (Aus)
Ruzic A. (Cro) or Bartunkova N. (Cze) vs Potapova A. (Aut) (4)

Tjen J. (Ina) (7) or Yastremska D. (Ukr) vs Tagger L. (Aut) or Starodubtseva Y. (Ukr)
Kalinina A. (Ukr) or Qualifier vs Mertens E. (Bel) (2)

Monterrey Open 2026 Quarterfinal Results

August 27

to be confirmed

Monterrey Open 2026 Semifinal Results

August 28

to be confirmed

Monterrey Open 2026 Final

August 29

to be confirmed

When Will the Monterrey Open Final Be Played? Global Start Times Revealed

Saturday, August 29, 2026 — not before 5:30 PM local time in Monterrey.

The doubles final is scheduled earlier in the day at 3:00 PM, with the women’s singles championship following from 5:30 PM.

Los Angeles, San Francisco, Vancouver — 16:30
Monterrey — 17:30 (local time)
Miami, New York, Toronto — 19:30
Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo — 20:30
Dublin, London — 00:30 on Sunday, August 30
Amsterdam, Berlin, Brussels, Madrid, Paris, Prague, Rome, Stockholm — 01:30 on Sunday, August 30
Athens, Bucharest, Helsinki, Kyiv, Moscow — 02:30 on Sunday, August 30
New Delhi — 05:00 on Sunday, August 30
Beijing, Manila, Singapore — 07:30 on Sunday, August 30
Melbourne, Sydney — 09:30 on Sunday, August 30

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Monterrey Open Withdrawals

No complete official withdrawal list has been published as of August 22.

The current direct-entry field contains 19 players, while defending champion Diana Shnaider will not return to defend her 2025 title. Her absence should not automatically be treated as a tournament withdrawal, however, because she was not part of the final published entry list.

This section will be updated if withdrawals from the confirmed field are announced.

Lucky Losers

• None as of August 22

Qualifying is still in progress, so no lucky losers have been confirmed.

Monterrey Open Prize Money & Points

Champion: $185,500 + 500 ranking points
Finalist: $114,500 + 325 points
Semifinalist: $66,003 + 195 points
Quarterfinalist: $35,000 + 108 points
Round of 16: $18,045 + 60 points
First round: $13,005 + 1 point

The Monterrey Open 2026 has a total financial commitment of $1,206,446.

As a WTA 500 tournament, Monterrey awards twice as many ranking points to its champion as WTA 250 events

Previous Monterrey Open Results

Looking for the previous edition’s results? Explore the Monterrey Open 2025 WTA results, featuring the final, complete match scores and draw progression from the outdoor hard-court tournament at Club Sonoma.

Diana Shnaider won the 2025 women’s singles title by defeating Ekaterina Alexandrova in the final.

Shnaider Makes It 5-for-5 With 2025 Monterrey Title Win Over Alexandrova

The victory gave Shnaider her fifth career WTA singles title, while Alexandrova finished runner-up after also reaching the semifinals in Monterrey in 2024.

Linda Noskova, the top-ranked player in the 2026 field, won the previous edition in 2024 when she defeated Lulu Sun 7-6, 6-4 in the championship match. Donna Vekic, another player returning in 2026, was champion in 2023.

About the Monterrey Open 2026

The Monterrey Open is a WTA 500 outdoor hard-court tournament held at Club Sonoma in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon. Founded in 2009, it has developed into one of the leading women’s professional tennis events in Mexico and was promoted from WTA 250 to WTA 500 status in 2024.

The 2026 edition takes place immediately before the US Open and gives players one final opportunity to compete for ranking points and match practice before the season’s last Grand Slam.

Top seed Ekaterina Alexandrova leads a field that also includes Elise Mertens, Maja Chwalinska, Anastasia Potapova, Ann Li, Donna Vekic, Janice Tjen and Cristina Bucsa.