The registration list for the Stockholm Open, to take place November 6-13 at The Royal Tennis Hall, is now closed and the line-up indicates that the tournament will have one of the best starting fields ever with 10 of the world top 20 on the starstudded cut off list.

Now the next big tennis name can be presented for this year's Stockholm Open. Norwegian 22-year-old Casper Ruud has in a short time risen among the world elite and is now number ten in the world rankings. Ruud thus joins the Stockholm Open-ready players Alexander Zverev, world four and Olympic gold medalist, as well as Denis Shapovalov, reigning Stockholm Open champion.

Stockholm Open can now present the next big tennis name for this year's tournament at the Royal Tennis Hall on November 6-13. The no. 10 ranked player Denis Shapovalov returns to the arena where, as recently as 2019, he was at the top of the podium.

That Alexander Zverev is signed for the Stockholm Open at the Royal Tennis hall this November is not news, but since the news was launched, he has climbed from being ranked 7 to 5  in the world. Now he can also add his historic Olympic gold from Tokyo to the resume. A historical achievement! 

With less than 6 months to match start the tickets are finally available! To ensure safe distances between visitors at The Royal Tennis Hall, the tournament is at this time only releasing half of the capacity. A full refund applies if the event would be forced to cancel due to the pandemic.

Read more here and secure your tickets today

Stockholm Open has previously been voted as the best ATP 250 tournament in 2016 and 2018 by the players. Naturally, we are very proud of these awards and our goal is to continue to provide our spectators with a world-class experience.

To be able to fulfill our vision of a world-class sustainable tennis tournament we are looking for motivated people that share our vision and would like to work as volunteers in a whole range of positions during the tournament. Read more about volunteering and apply here!

New dates for Stockholm Open were released by the ATP on Thursday, securing Stockholm Open as the only tournament on the regular tour on those dates and also becoming the last stop before the ATP finals.

Stockholm Open will take place on 6-13 November 2021. Tickets available from May 28.

We are releasing 50 exclusive VIP packages for the Wednesday during the 2021 tournament. With accommodation, transportation, and dinner included, as well as access to an Executive Box solely for the VIP guests during the day, this is a world-class overall experience.

In addition to a great experience on-site, an exclusive meet-and-greet mingle is also promised in KLTK's club room with Alexander Zverev, only for VIP guests, as well as the new Anniversary Book about the Royal Lawn Tennis Club's first 125 years.

With a year until match start, Stockholm Open is releasing its first major player for 2021 - Alexander "Sascha" Zverev. 

"Despite his young age, Sascha Zverev has already established himself at the top of the world elite in tennis. His merits from the victory in the ATP Finals 2018, the final place in the US Open this year, confirms everyone's expectations that Zverev will be one of the players who will dominate men's tennis in the future." -Thomas Enqvist

The prestigious tennis tournament Stockholm Open has been held annually for more than 50 years. During the tournament’s history, great players such as Roger Federer, Björn Borg, John McEnroe and Stan Smith have offered world-class tennis in front of packed stands. For the first time since 1969, the organizer is now forced to cancel the 2020 tournament due to the current pandemic.

Tennis Against Corona is a new initiative created by Stockholm Open to contribute to the important work of the Red Cross Global Covid-19 Emergency Relief. On Sunday, May 10^th, the best seeded players in Sweden, the brothers Mikael and Elias Ymer, will meet in a prestigious match at the Royal Swedish Tennis Hall in front of empty stands and a small tv crew.

Se the match live via SolidSport.com/stockholmopen on Sunday at 3 pm CEST/1 pm UTC

We've received a lot of questions about what's happening with the ATP Tour, so I thought I'd give you a quick update on what we know today. But before I do, the Stockholm Open team and I would like to take a moment to thank all our heroes working incredibly hard in the healthcare system during this awful virus outbreak. Thank you!

Take your colleagues to the Stockholm Open, invite clients and suppliers to a full day or perhaps announce an internal competition where the prize is tickets to the Stockholm Open 2020 and a VIP experience in your own Executive Box followed by an interesting seminar in one of the auditoriums.

The tickets for 2020 will be released during the spring but it's now possible to buy gift certificates for the Stockholm Open - the perfect present for tennis fans! 

SPG Event will take over as the new event operator of the Stockholm Open from 2020. This is a collaboration that started many months ago, and which both Stefan Paymer, CEO SPG Event, and Jamie Perry, CEO Stockholm Open, are very much looking forward to now take from the drawing boards to reality.

We are giving you the opportunity to be involved in creating 'Stockholm Open – Next chapter'. A partnership gives your company and brand access to the tournament's highly dependable association rights. It offers the opportunity to be associated with one of the world's major sports, the world organisation, ATP, and Sweden's most distinguished tennis tournament in your brand management.

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