
Following the 2025 US Open, the stars of the WTA will travel to nearby Sao Paolo, Brazil for the Sao Paolo Open straight after the US Open.
A WTA 250, the Sao Paolo Open slated to run from September 8-14, 2025 will see tennis make it's return to Brazil in 25 years after the city hosted the Brasil Open. The modernized tournament will see 32 singles players and 16 doubles teams compete for their respective titles.
Brazilian Beatriz Haddad Maia will look to garner home support as the top seed at the event. The World No.21 has been in poor form over the last few months, suffering a second round loss at Wimbledon before falling in the opening round at the subsequent WTA 1000 events in Montreal and Cincinnati.
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Draw/Results Sao Paolo Open
Schedule Sao Paolo Open
2025 SP Open (14-09)
Quadra Central
| Final (Women's Singles) |
| 3:00PM Local |
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Prize Money
The winner in Sao Paolo will seal $36,300. While for reaching the final, it is $21,484. Semi-finalists will claim $11,970 while for Quarter-Finals it is $6,820.
| Round | Prize Money / Points |
|---|---|
| Round of 32 | $ 3,110 1 pt |
| Round of 16 | $ 4,470 30 pt |
| Quarterfinals | $ 6,820 54 pt |
| Semifinals | $ 11,970 98 pt |
| Final | $ 21,484 163 pt |
| Winner | $ 36,300 250 pt |
Predictions
Samuel Gill, Head Editor of TennisUpToDate.com sees a title for one player in particular this next week
All eyes as expected will be on a certain Beatriz Haddad Maia as she returns back to Brazil to much fanfare but I see Alexandra Eala continuing her form into Sao Paolo.
She won a WTA 125 in Guadalajara but ironically but will not stay there despite there being a depleted WTA 500 this next week. She heads to Brazil and opens up against Julia Riera or Vitalia Diatchenko.
Haddad Maia will be one of the favourites though and I also see a steady week for Renata Zarazua in facing BHM in the latter stages while Ajla Tomljanovic in a smaller field is one to look out for.
Favourites:
*** Alexandra Eala
** Beatriz Haddad Maia, Renata Zarazua
* Ajla Tomljanovic, Leolia Jeanjean, Solana Sierra
Entry List Sao Paolo Open
The WTA 250 event will see the return of Filipina tennis star Alexandra Eala, who stunned the tennis community with a semifinal showing at this year's Indian Wells event. The 20-year old shot to a career-high ranking of World No.56 in June, and will be eager to end the year on a strong note after the US Open.
Mexico's Renata Zarazua and Argentina's Solana Sierra round out the top five seeds at the event. Zarazua turned heads at the 2025 Cincinnati Open, where she pushed former Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina to three sets in their third round encounter.
Britain's Francesca Jones is scheduled to compete at the event, alongside compatriot Jodie Burrage. Australian star Ajla Tomljanovic will be featured in Sao Paolo, and she will be joined by French prospect Leolia Jeanjean.
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| No. | Player |
|---|---|
| 1 | Beatriz Haddad Maia |
| 2 | Hailey Baptiste |
| 3 | Alexandra Eala |
| 4 | Renata Zarazua |
| 5 | Solana Sierra |
| 6 | Francesca Jones |
| 7 | Ajla Tomljanovic |
| 8 | Leolia Jeanjean |
| 9 | Panna Udvardy |
| 10 | Whitney Osuigwe |
| 11 | Janice Tjen |
| 12 | Jodie Burrage |
| 13 | Louisa Chirico |
| 14 | Arianne Hartono |
| 15 | Julia Riera |
| 16 | Linda Klimovicova |
| 17 | Ana Sofia Sanchez |
| 18 | Tiantsoa Rakotomanga Rajaonah |
| 19 | Berfu Cengiz |
| 20 | Laura Pigossi |
| 21 | Elizabeth Mandlik |
| 22 | Arina Rodionova |
| 23 | Vitalia Diatchenko |
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