Los Cabos Open 2025: Results, Schedule of play, Draw, Prize Money and Predictions

The Los Cabos Open is the next tournament on the schedule post Wimbledon and takes place on the ATP 250 calendar between 14-19 July, 2025.

Among the top names involved include Andrey Rublev, Denis Shapovalov and Alejandro Davidovich Fokina. Albeit Jordan Thompson is one of the names who is not involved, he is defending champion but he won't return in 2025. Neither will Casper Ruud who lost to him in the final last year.

The Los Cabos Open sees $889,890 on offer with the winner collecting $135,325. The finalists get $78,695.

While for reaching the semi-final, it is $46,420. Quarter-Finalists are set for $26,895. While for losing in the first round, it is $9,545.

Samuel Gill, Head Editor for TennisUpToDate.com sees Andrey Rublev sealing the title.

On what is a late foray onto clay, Andrey Rublev is the standout name and is followed by Alejandro Davidovich Fokina who is part of a group of names who it wouldn't shock me if they lift the title.

I'd also throw Quentin Halys and even Jaume Munar into the mix. A bit hard to gauge based off surface with grass being the only recent foray but in the end, the field is slightly depleted lending itself to a potential different winner.

*** Andrey Rublev

** Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, Quentin Halys

* Jaume Munar, Denis Shapovalov, Aleksandar Kovacevic

The Entry List is set for the 2025 Los Cabos Open which is due to take place between 14-19 July, 2025 and sees the action return to clay momentarily before the US Open.

Jordan Thompson completed a miracle run in 2024 with three matches, two titles on a historic night last year. He defeated Casper Ruud and also won the doubles. This year, he returns to the scene of the crime as he will be seventh seed.

It is a field not led by Casper Ruud who is out injured from Mallorca and Wimbledon and presumably is aiming for the US swing in order to come back. Lorenzo Musetti who has had a fantastic year will be top seed alongside fellow stalwarts Andrey Rublev, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, Denis Shapovalov.

As well as Brandon Nakashima, Quentin Halys, Daniel Altmaier, Jaume Munar, Cameron Norrie among others. It is the same week. Gstaad and Bastad take place in the same week.

Then it is onto Kitzbuhel, Umag and finally Washington with the latter starting the American hard court swing in earnest.