Tennis Schedule 2026
Australian Open, Melbourne, Australia
Australian Open, Melbourne, Australia
Australian Open, Melbourne, Australia, Doubles
Australian Open, Melbourne, Australia, Doubles
Australian Open, Melbourne, Australia, Mixed
Itajai, Brazil
Oeiras, Portugal
Phan Thiet 2, Vietnam
Soma Bay, Egypt
Phan Thiet 2, Vietnam, Doubles
Oeiras 2, Portugal, Qualifying
Manila, Philippines
Manila, Philippines, Doubles
ITF M25 Santiago 2 Men
ITF M15 Antalya 17 Men
ITF M15 Manacor 3
ITF M15 Monastir Men
ITF M15+H Bagnoles de l'Orne Men
ITF W50 Monastir Women
ITF W35 Weston, FL Women
ITF W35 Buenos Aires Women
ITF W35 Petit-Bourg Women
ITF W75 Leszno Women
ITF M15 Monastir Men Doubles
ITF W75 Leszno Women Doubles
Australian Open, Boys, Doubles
Australian Open, Girls, Doubles
Australian Open, Boys
Australian Open, Girls
UTR PTT Bonita Springs Men +H 01, 1-4 Playoffs
UTR PTT Carvoeiro Men +H 02, 1-4 Playoffs
UTR PTT Newport Beach Men 02, 1-4 Playoffs
UTR PTT Trnava Men 01, 1-4 Playoffs
UTR PTT Yokohama Men 03, Group A
UTR PTT Belgrade Women 01, 1-4 Playoffs
UTR PTT Carvoeiro Women +H 02, 1-4 Playoffs
UTR PTT Dubai Women +H 02, Group A
UTR PTT Newport Beach Women 02, 1-4 Playoffs
UTR PTT Yokohama Women 03, Group A
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