Hong Kong

The event takes place at Kai Tak Arena.

Visitors traveling by MTR can get off at either Kai Tak Station or Sung Wong Toi Station on the Tuen Ma Line. For those heading to Kai Tak Arena, Kai Tak Station is the recommended stop. On the other hand, Sung Wong Toi Station offers quicker access to Kai Tak Stadium and the Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground. If you’re visiting Kai Tak Mall — which spans three buildings within the precinct — both stations provide convenient access to a wide variety of shopping and dining options.

For those taking the bus, Kai Tak Sports Park is well-served by three major stops: Kowloon City Bus Interchange (also known as Regal Oriental Hotel Bus Stop and Sung Wong Toi Park Bus Stop), Argyle Street Playground Bus Stop, and Kowloon City Ferry Bus Terminus. Over 60 bus routes operate in the vicinity of Kai Tak Sports Park.

For those arriving by car, two parking facilities are available: the Stadium Carpark and the Arena Carpark. Designated pick-up and drop-off zones for taxis and private vehicles are also located within the precinct. However, please note that all carparks and pick-up/drop-off areas will be closed during events. Be sure to check the special traffic arrangements in advance to ensure a smooth journey to Kai Tak Sports Park.

The third UTS event of 2025 will be played across two days, from Tuesday 14th October to Wednesday 15th October.

General Admission tickets will go on sale on August 4th. Tickets can be purchased directly from www.uts.live.

Only American Express cardholders have access to an exclusive presale starting on July 28. Follow this link.

The tournament will feature a two-days format, with a single elimination draw. A total of nine matches will be contested, with quarter-finals, semi-finals, final and two additional clashes between the quarter-final losers.

The format ensures that each player will feature in a minimum of two matches at the event.

Yes – but they are different compared to three-days format. Here’s a look at the ranking race points available in Hong Kong, and how this compares to other tournaments:

A total prize pool of $1.1 million is up for grabs at Hong Kong, with the champion receiving $305,700. Here’s the exact break down of the prize money distribution:

• Champion = $305 700
• Runner-up = $175 700
• Semi Finalist = $124 500
• 5th place = $114 600
• 7th place = $70 200

The tournament will be held over two days, with a single elimination draw featuring four seeded players based on the ATP rankings.

A total of 9 matches will be contested: