Omnium Banque Nationale 2025: Canadian Open’s Grand Return to Montreal

From July 27 to August 7, the Omnium Banque Nationale présenté par Rogers 2025 brings a WTA 1000 main draw of 96 singles players and 32 doubles pairs to Montreal’s IGA Stadium for high-stakes competition on hard courts.

A Revamped Tournament Experience

Debuting a 12-day schedule akin to a Grand Slam, the tournament expands qualifying and main-draw play across nearly two weeks, with six competitive rounds and a single qualifying round in early days.

IGA Stadium: Tennis Meets Summer Culture

Famed for its capacity of about 11,500, IGA Stadium now offers enhanced fan zones, food experiences, concierge services, and entertainment partnerships—all reinforcing Montreal’s reputation as a lively tennis venue .

Top Seeds and Homegrown Hopefuls

2025 welcomes top seeds like Pegula, Świątek, and Sabalenka, alongside the homegrown aspirant Victoria Mboko, who gained early-season momentum and eager Canadian support . Last year, Pegula claimed the title—coming off a successful defense in Toronto.

Making an Impact Beyond the Court

Tennis Canada reinvests tournament revenue into nationwide tennis programs, supporting youth development, facilities, and national team initiatives.

Join the Celebration in Style

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