Dubai Duty Free Tennis: Order of Play

Welcome to Dubai Duty Free Tennis: Order of Play! This blog post will provide you with a comprehensive overview of the event so you know what to expect and when. Learn everything you need to know about the structure, dates and format of the tournament.

This guide will walk you through all the information you need to fully prepare to enjoy the next Dubai Duty Free Tennis tournament. Discover what will be each day’s Order of Play and which players you will be able to watch in this special event.

Let’s get started and find out all the details about the upcoming tournament. Buckle up and get ready to enjoy a world-class sporting event!

Tournament Format

The Dubai Duty Free Tennis Tournament follows a bracket format and consists of both singles and doubles tournaments. Matches are played over a best of three sets, with tiebreaks deciding the set points. Matches in the early stages are held in a round robin format in the group stage and the best of the group qualify to the knockout stage. From the knockout stage onwards, all matches are decided in a single elimination bracket.

The tournament follows the guidelines of the International Tennis Federation which outlines the playing rules, ball size, measurements and other technical regulations. Additionally, the tournament puts out its own regulations for both singles and doubles matches for the players to adhere to.

Overall, the tournament is an exciting experience for both players and spectators alike with exciting high-level games and a range of surprises that the tournament brings.

Players

The Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships features some of the finest players in the world from both the men’s and women’s circuit. The Men’s singles tournament features some of the hottest players, like Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal, who have a long-standing rivalry. The Women’s singles tournament also has many top players, such as Karolina Pliskova, Simona Halep and Elina Svitolina who are eagerly competing for the first prize.

The Men’s Doubles tournament has pairings playing with immense energy, like the Bryan Brothers and Pierre Hugues Herbert with Nicolas Mahut. The Women’s Doubles tournament also includes some outstanding names such as Andrea Hlavackova and Timea Babos.

In addition to singles and doubles, the tournament also features mixed doubles, with some of the most celebrated pairings like Huelgmirans-Cabrera and Bopanna-Vandeweghe. The Order of Play for the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships features the format for the day’s schedule for singles, doubles, and mixed doubles.

Schedule

Players from all over the world come to Dubai to enjoy a world-class competitive tennis. The Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships provides a five-day tournament including mens and womens singles and doubles matches. Here is the schedule for the tournament.

Matches by day: Each day will feature two singles matches and two doubles matches. Matches are scheduled to start at 12 PM. The day will end with the evening session starting at 7 PM, with two more singles matches.

Order of play: The order of play will be announced at the start of the tournament and will remain the same throughout. Specific matchups will be posted online on a daily basis.

Womens Matches: The womens matches will be held first, followed by the mens matches and ending with the doubles matches.

Prize Money

The total prize money for singles and doubles at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis is $2,717,540. The winner of the singles will earn a tidy sum of $578,550, while the runner-up will take home a whopping $295,640. The prize money breakdown for the respective finalists is $478,550 and $242,640 for the doubles.

Within the singles category, all players who get past the third round will be awarded prize money. Notable prizes for the singles include $73,210 for a fourth-round finish and $47,080 for a third-round finish. All doubles players who make the semi-finals will receive a guaranteed prize money of $95,075

The respective singles finalists will have to compete for best-of-three sets, with one set-tiebreak in the final set. In doubles, the competitors will only get to play one tiebreak set. All singles matches, barring the final, will only feature two tiebreak sets.