Bad Homburg Open 2025: Schedule, Results, Predictions, Prize Money and Where to Watch

The Bad Homburg Open is due to take place between June 22-28, 2025. It is the final wrung in the ladder on the WTA Calendar before Wimbledon.

Iga Swiatek, Jessica Pegula, Mirra Andreeva, Jasmine Paolini among others are involved in the week before Wimbledon. It concludes a short run before the grass court major. While others either play Eastbourne or head towards SW19, it is the main preparation for some.

It is also the return for Swiatek who has not played on grass yet this season. So it is one tournament before Wimbledon.

The Prize Money has been confirmed with €142,610 for the winner. €87,825 for the finalist is set.

For reaching the semi-finals, it is €51,305. Quarter-Finalists will seal €24,950. While for losing in the first round, it is €9,829.

View the full Prize Money Breakdown below.

While in the UK, it is pretty easy to catch Queen's, Eastbourne and Nottingham, it changes for Bad Homburg.

Our TV Guide below gives you the inside track on how to watch the tournament in full. Sky Sports will show this event unlike the others which are on BBC. While Tennis Channel continue their reign in the US and beIN Sports in Australia.

Likely the coverage will figure into including mostly the players from these nations e.g like at Queen's focusing on Raducanu and Boulter as Brit hopes. In Germany, it is also on Sky Sports. Such players as Eva Lys are involved in Bad Homburg.

The Entry List is set subject to withdrawals with a high quality field. Eva Lys, Laura Siegemund, Tatjana Maria as well as Naomi Osaka and Maria Sakkari are among wildcard picks for the tournament.

Diana Shnaider is the defending champion and will also return this year. A perfect pre-cursor for Wimbledon.

Samuel Gill, Head Editor of TennisUpToDate.com sees the grass court season continuing a theme.

Tatjana Maria won Queen's and Amanda Anisimova also starred that week. It has not been the stage to shine for the big names and that'll likely continue at a guess.

Jessica Pegula was slumped out by Liudmila Samsonova in Berlin. Iga Swiatek has never shown pedigree on the surface. But I see the winner coming from a group of fringe top 10 players.

These include Emma Navarro with a point to prove as well as Jasmine Paolini, Mirra Andreeva similarly. But also watch out for the likes of Elina Svitolina, Diana Shnaider and Donna Vekic who all have pedigree on this surface.

Of course this prediction is subject to withdrawals which knowing these events will likely happen at the 11th hour.

Favourites:

*** Elina Svitolina

** Emma Navarro, Jasmine Paolini

* Jasmine Paolini, Donna Vekic, Liudmila Samsonova