The innovative, groundbreaking format will be played out over three days.
Gone are the familiar two groups, the 8 players sit in one unique Round Robin table.
Each player faces 2 different opponents during the Round Robin phase.
The best four players qualify for the Final Four (semi finals & final).
The UTS rules can be found here
The first UTS event in Brazil will be played across 3 days, from Thursday 16th July to Saturday 18th July.
Competition days and times:
The event takes place at Ginásio do Maracanãzinho.
Thursday 16th : Round Robin Group (all 8 players on court)
| 6pm | 1st match |
| 7pm | 2nd match |
| 8pm | 3rd match |
| 9pm | 4th match |
Friday 17th : Round Robin Group (all 8 players on court)
| 6pm | 1st match |
| 7pm | 2nd match |
| 8pm | 3rd match |
| 9pm | 4th match |
Saturday 18th : Final 4 and classification matches (all 8 players on court)
| 12pm | Classification match 1 |
| 1pm | Semi Final 1 |
| 2pm | Semi Final 2 |
| 3pm | Classification match 2 |
| 4pm | Final |
The format ensures that each player will feature in a minimum of three matches at the event and in a maximum of four matches.
The final standings of the Round Robin table are determined by:
If three or more players are tied, then:
Total prize money of USD 1,238 million will be on offer, with a maximum USD 400k to the winner.
Tickets will go on sale on April 6th on Ticketmaster
Results Bastide UTS Nîmes 2026 Day 1 :
Quarter-final – April 3, 2026 3:40 pm
Quarter-final – April 3, 2026 1:30 pm
Quarter-final – April 3, 2026 2:30 pm
Quarter-final – April 3, 2026 4:40 pm
Results Bastide UTS Nîmes 2026 Day 2 :
Classification match – April 4, 2026 3:00 pm
Classification match – April 4, 2026 12:00 am
Everything about our special competition where amateurs take on the pros
8 Star Players will compete for the coveted Zeus trophy.
*The players line up is provisional and subject to change
Friday: Yann Muller
Saturday: The Avener
UTS is a groundbreaking new tennis league with a different format to the tennis we know today, making it much more immersive and exciting for spectators. There is less time between each point, only one serve and players can express themselves much more on the court than usual.
The UTS rules can be found here.
Bastide UTS Nîmes will be played across two days, from Friday 3rd of April to Saturday 4th of April.
Competition days and times
Bastide UTS Nîmes will be held at ‘Les Arènes de Nîmes’ with a 13 000-capacity stadium.
Friday 3rd of April
| 1:30pm | Quarter Final |
| 2:30pm | Quarter Final |
| 3:40pm | Quarter Final |
| 4:30pm | Quarter Final |
Saturday 4th of April:
| 12pm | Classification match for tied 5th place |
| 1pm | Semi Final 1 |
| 2pm | Semi Final 2 |
| 3pm | Classification match for tied 5th place |
| 4:15pm | Final |
This format ensures that all players will feature in a minimum of 2 matches (quarter final and semi final or classification match) and in a maximum of 3 matches (quarter final, semi final and final).
Total prize money of USD 1 million will be on offer, with a maximum of USD 301k for the winner.
Tickets will go on sale on October 28th at 2 pm on Adam concerts
Pack VIP
Want to enjoy the UTS experience as a VIP? Treat yourself to a unique and privileged moment with VIP packages that will put you right in the heart of the action: exclusive lounges, lunches, cocktail parties, front-row boxes, meetings with players; enjoy the UTS experience up close with the stars of world tennis.
| Price (without taxes) | Friday 3rd | Saturday 4th |
| VIP Premium | 330 € | 420 € |
| VIP Premium Boxes | from 3500 € (2 days + All Star Game) | |
| VIP Prestige Boxes | from 4500 € (2 days + All Star Game) | |
To purchase your VIP package, contact our team: [email protected]
Limited seats subject to availability.
| Price (fees included) | ||
| Friday 3rd / Saturday 4th of April 2026 | Vendredi | Samedi |
| Premium (courtside) | 114 € | 139 € |
| Carré OR | 62 € | 79 € |
| Catégorie 1 | 39 € | 49 € |
| Catégorie 2 | 24 € | 32 € |
| Générales | 15 € | 19 € |
There are no 2-day passes available outside of VIP boxes offers.
From February 14th to 16th, 2025
Centro Panamericano de tenis
From April 4th to 5th, 2025
Arènes de Nîmes
14 – 15 oct 2025
Kai Tak Arena, Kai Tak Sports Park
More players to be announced …
8 Star Players will compete for the coveted Zeus trophy.
*The players line up is provisional and subject to change
UTS is a groundbreaking new tennis league with a different format to the tennis we know today, making it much more immersive and exciting for spectators. There is less time between each point, only one serve and players can express themselves much more on the court than usual.
The UTS rules can be found here.
❖ The first UTS event of 2026 will be played across three days, from Thursday 5th February to Saturday 7th February.
Competition days and times
– Thursday 5:00pm – 10:00pm (All Star Game & 4 games – round robin)
– Friday ‘Afternoon session’ 2pm – 6pm (4 games – round robin)
– Friday ‘Evening session’ 7pm – 11pm (4 games – round robin)
– Saturday 6pm – 9:30pm (3 games – Final 4).
UTS Guadalajara will be held at ‘Centro Panamericano de tenis’ with a 7,500-capacity stadium.
Thursday 5th: Round Robin Group (all 8 players on-court)
| 5pm | All Star Game |
| 6pm | 1st match |
| 7pm | 2nd match |
| 8pm | 3rd match |
| 9pm | 4th match |
Friday Afternoon 6th: Round Robin Group (all 8 players on-court)
| 2pm | 1st match |
| 3pm | 2nd match |
| 4pm | 3rd match |
| 5pm | 4th match |
Friday Evening 6th: Round Robin Group (all 8 players on-court)
| 7pm | 1st match |
| 8pm | 2nd match |
| 9pm | 3rd match |
| 10pm | 4th match |
Saturday 7th: Final Four
| 6pm | Semi-Final 1 |
| 7pm | Semi-Final 2 |
| 8:30pm | Final |
* The timetables are for the moment indicative, they are not yet definitive.
The format ensures that each player will feature in a minimum of three matches at the event (Round Robin matches) and in a maximum of five matches.
Total prize money of USD 1,365 million will be on offer, with a maximum USD 420k to the winner.
Tickets will go on sale on October 2nd on boletomovil.com
Round robin – Group A – December 5, 2025 7:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – December 5, 2025 8:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – December 5, 2025 6:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – December 5, 2025 9:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – December 6, 2025 1:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – December 6, 2025 3:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – December 6, 2025 6:15 pm
Round robin – Group B – December 6, 2025 8:15 pm
Round robin – Group B – December 6, 2025 2:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – December 6, 2025 4:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – December 6, 2025 7:15 pm
Round robin – Group A – December 6, 2025 9:15 pm
| Wins | Quarter average | Points average | Matches | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Andrey RublevRublo |
3 | + 6 | + 15 | 3 |
| 2 |
Alex de MinaurThe Demon |
2 | + 2 | + 21 | 3 |
| 3 |
Tomas MachacThe Air Machete |
1 | -4 | -14 | 3 |
| 4 |
Adrian MannarinoManna |
0 | -4 | -22 | 3 |
| Wins | Quarter average | Points average | Matches | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Ugo HumbertThe Commander |
2 | + 3 | + 29 | 3 |
| 2 |
Casper RuudThe Ice Man |
2 | + 3 | + 13 | 3 |
| 3 |
Francisco CerundoloEl Canon |
2 | + 2 | + 16 | 3 |
| 4 |
David GoffinThe Wall |
0 | -8 | -58 | 3 |
8 stars players will compete for the coveted Zeus trophy.
*The players line up is provisional and subject to change.
The event takes place at Copper Box Arena, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford, London E20 3HB.
Public transport is the best and easiest way to get to and from the Park, either by train, underground, bus or cycle.
The nearest Overground station is Hackney Wick (5 minute walk)
The nearest Underground station is Stratford (15 minute walk)
The 388 bus runs every 10 minutes from Stratford bus station to Blackfriars station and stops directly outside the Copper Box Arena (stops M & N)
There are more than 140 cycle racks outside the Copper Box Arena, including a Santander Cycles docking station located outside the center
Stratford International station is just a 10 minute walk away
The M25 is only a 25 minutes drive away. There is limited parking available at the Copper Box Arena. Please check on parking availability before you travel. Otherwise, there is plenty of parking available in nearby Westfield.
The fourth UTS event of 2025 will be played across three days, from Friday 5th December to Sunday 7th December.
There will be 4 ticketing sessions : Friday night session, Saturday afternoon session, Saturday evening session, Sunday afternoon.
The innovative, groundbreaking format will be played out over three days. The eight players will compete in two round-robin groups, with the top two in each group moving through to the semi-finals.
| Friday 5th Starting at 5pm Until 10pm | All Star Game and 4 matches (all players on court) Round Robin #1 |
| Saturday 6th – Afternoon session Starting at 1pm Until 5pm | 4 matches (all player on court) Round Robin #2 |
| Saturday 6th – Saturday evening Session Starting at 6:15 pm Until 10pm | 4 matches (all players on court) Robin Robin #3 – deciding matches for qualification |
| Sunday 7th – Final 4 Session Starting at 2:30pm Until 6pm | 3 matches (2 semi finals and final) |
The format ensures each player will feature in a minimum of three matches at the event (Round Robin matches). The two finalists will contest 5 matches in total.
Total prize money of $1.865 millions (£1.37m) will be on offer, with a maximum of $921.800 available to the winner.
Tickets are available on Ticketmaster. Follow this link
Prices may vary according to demand
For your information, full day tickets are available from £28 (Friday session), full day passes are also available with a discount of 15% (Saturday afternoon and evening sessions combined). More information below:
Admission is free for all children under 6 (with no guarantee of seating).
Single tickets
| Friday 5pm – 10pm | Sat aft. 1 – 5pm | Sat eve. 6:15 – 10:15 | Sun 2:30 – 6pm | |
| All Star Game + 4M | 4 matches | 4 matches | 3 matches | |
| VIP Deck | £600 | £660 | £660 | £720 |
| Courtside | £175 | £204 | £194 | £223 |
| Cat 1 seat | £77 | £111 | £96 | £116 |
| Cat 2 seat | £48 | £72 | £62 | £81 |
| Cat 3 seat | £28 | £43 | £38 | £48 |
Saturday Day Pass
| Saturday Pass 8 matches starting at 1pm ending at 10pm 1 hour break from 5pm to 6pm | |
| VIP Deck | does not apply |
| Courtside | does not apply |
| Cat 1. seat | £176 LAST TICKETS AVAILABLE |
| Cat 2. seat | £114 LAST TICKETS AVAILABLE |
| Cat 3. seat | £69 LAST TICKETS AVAILABLE |
Price details
| Package | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|
| VIP Deck Experience | £600 | £660 | £720 |
| UTS Premium Lounge Courtside | £480 | £540 | £600 |
| UTS Premium Lounge | £360 | £420 | £480 |
Tickets can be purchased on our ticketing website.
If you require a customized offer for a group or if you are interested in “clinics” (play 1 hour on the UTS Center Court with a UTS player and/or Patrick Mouratoglou), please contact:
Quarter-final – October 14, 2025 4:30 pm
Quarter-final – October 14, 2025 6:30 pm
Classification match – October 15, 2025 3:00 pm
Semi-final – October 15, 2025 5:00 pm
Quarter-final – October 14, 2025 5:30 pm
Quarter-final – October 14, 2025 7:30 pm
Semi-final – October 15, 2025 3:50 pm
Classification match – October 15, 2025 5:50 pm
Final – October 15, 2025 7:00 pm
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 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:
| 3-days format | 2-days format | |
| Champion* | 20* | 16* |
| Runner-up | 15 | 12 |
| Semi-finalist | 11 | 9 |
| Eliminated in round robin with 2 victories | 8 | does not apply |
| Eliminated in round robin with 1 victory | 6 | 7 (5th place) |
| Eliminated in round robin with 0 victory | 4 | 4 (7th place) |
| All Star Game | 1 | 1 |
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:
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:
| Tuesday 14th Starting at 6:30pm Until 10:30pm Gates open at 5pm | 4 quarter-finals All 8 players on court |
| Wednesday 15th Starting at 5pm Until 10pm Gates open at 3:30pm | 2 semi-finals, 1 final and 2 clashes between the quarter-final losers All 8 players on court |
“The great arena and the proximity to the players as well as the overall atmosphere were truly superb!”
Maximilian, 32
“Tennis up close without long breaks. That was really a promotion for the sport. It was really fun!”
Andrea, 25
“The players spent a lot of time with fans for autographs and similar activities, which was truly exceptional!”
Angelique, 36
From February 9th to 11th
Telenor Arena, Oslo, Norway
From August 22nd to 23rd
Forest Hills Stadium
From October 18th to 20th
Süwag Energie Arena, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
From December 6th to 8th
Copper Box Arena
La page Bastide Médical UTS Nîmes est également disponible en français.
UTS Guadalajara 2025 results – Day 1
Round robin – Group B – February 14, 2025 6:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – February 14, 2025 8:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – February 14, 2025 7:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – February 14, 2025 9:00 pm
UTS Guadalajara 2025 results – Day 2
Round robin – Group B – February 15, 2025 1:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – February 15, 2025 3:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – February 15, 2025 6:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – February 15, 2025 8:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – February 15, 2025 2:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – February 15, 2025 4:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – February 15, 2025 7:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – February 15, 2025 9:00 pm
| Wins | Quarter average | Points average | Matches | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Casper RuudThe Ice Man |
3 | + 9 | + 61 | 3 |
| 2 |
Adrian MannarinoManna |
2 | + 2 | + 14 | 3 |
| 3 |
Fabio FogniniFogna |
1 | -4 | -49 | 3 |
| 4 |
Richard GasquetThe Virtuoso |
0 | -7 | -26 | 3 |
| Wins | Quarter average | Points average | Matches | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Tomas MachacThe Air Machete |
3 | + 6 | + 37 | 3 |
| 2 |
David GoffinThe Wall |
2 | + 1 | + 7 | 3 |
| 3 |
Flavio CobolliIl Gladiatore |
1 | + 1 | + 3 | 3 |
| 4 |
Jakub MensikMenimal |
0 | -8 | -47 | 3 |
UTS London by Builder.ai 2024 results – Day 1
Round robin – Group A – December 6, 2024 5:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – December 6, 2024 8:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – December 6, 2024 6:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – December 6, 2024 9:00 pm
UTS London by Builder.ai 2024 results – Day 2
Round robin – Group B – December 7, 2024 1:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – December 7, 2024 3:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – December 7, 2024 6:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – December 7, 2024 8:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – December 7, 2024 2:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – December 7, 2024 4:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – December 7, 2024 7:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – December 7, 2024 9:00 pm
| Wins | Quarter average | Points average | Matches | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Ugo HumbertThe Commander |
2 | + 1 | + 24 | 3 |
| 2 |
Gaël MonfilsLa Monf |
2 | + 3 | + 12 | 3 |
| 3 |
Thanasi KokkinakisKokki |
1 | -3 | -32 | 3 |
| 4 |
Andrey RublevRublo |
1 | -1 | -4 | 3 |
| Wins | Quarter average | Points average | Matches | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Alex de MinaurThe Demon |
3 | + 6 | + 94 | 3 |
| 2 |
Holger RuneThe Viking |
2 | + 4 | -4 | 3 |
| 3 |
Jan-Lennard StruffThe Thunder |
1 | -2 | -37 | 3 |
| 4 |
Alexander BublikThe Bublik Enemy |
0 | -8 | -53 | 3 |
UTS Frankfurt 2024 – Day 1
Round robin – Group A – October 18, 2024 5:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – October 18, 2024 8:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – October 18, 2024 6:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – October 18, 2024 9:00 pm
UTS Frankfurt 2024 – Day 2
Round robin – Group A – October 19, 2024 12:30 pm
Round robin – Group A – October 19, 2024 2:30 pm
Round robin – Group A – October 19, 2024 6:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – October 19, 2024 8:00 pm
Round robin – Group B – October 19, 2024 1:30 pm
Round robin – Group B – October 19, 2024 3:30 pm
Round robin – Group B – October 19, 2024 7:00 pm
Round robin – Group A – October 19, 2024 9:00 pm
The event takes place at Süwag Energie Arena. Here is the exact address to get there: Süwag Energie Arena, 65929 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
By public transport, the arena is less than 30 minutes from the centre of Frankfurt. Take the S1 or S2 train and get off at the F-Fabwerke stop, from where it’s a 10-minute walk to the stadium.
The third UTS event of 2024 will be played across three days, from Friday 18th October to Sunday 20th October.
Tickets will go on sale Friday 5th April at 12.00 am CET. Tickets can be purchased directly from www.uts.live.
The format ensures each player will feature in a minimum of three matches at the event (Round Robin matches) and in a maximum of five matches.
The total prize money is : $1,665,000
There are 15 matches in total.
Maximal gain is $421,800 (3 Round Robin victories + 2 victories during Final 4).
The innovative, groundbreaking format will be played out over three days. The eight players will compete in two round-robin groups, with the top two in each group moving through to the semi-finals.
| Friday 6th Starting at 5pm Until 10pm | All Star Game and 4 matches (all players on court) Round robin #1 |
| Saturday 7th – Afternoon session Starting at 1pm Until 5pm | 4 matches (all players on court) Round robin #2 |
| Saturday 7th – Night session Starting at 6pm Until 10pm | 4 matches (all players on court) Round robin #3 |
| Sunday 8th Final 4 session Starting at 2:30pm Until 6pm | 3 matches (2 semi-finals and final) |
Tickets will go on sale on this website: onlineshop
Prices may vary according to demand.
For you information, full day tickets are available from 29€. 3 day passes are also available with a discount of 20%, more information below:
Admission is free for all children under 6 (with no guarantee of seating).
Single tickets
| Friday Session 4 Matches starting at 5pm ending at 10pm | Saturday Afternoon Session 4 Matches starting at 1:30pm ending at 4:30pm | Saturday Night Session 4 Matches starting at 6pm ending at 9pm | Sunday Session 3 Matches starting at 12:30pm ending at 4pm | |
| Cat.0 seat | 149€ | 159€ | 159€ | 149€ |
| Cat.1 seat | 109€ | 109€ | 109€ | 119€ |
| Cat.2 seat | 84€ | 84€ | 84€ | 84€ |
| Cat.3 seat | 59€ | 59€ | 59€ | 59€ |
| Cat.4 seat | 29€ | 34€ | 34€ | 34€ |
Passes
| Saturday One Day Pass | Weekend Pass (Saturday + Sunday) | 3 Day Pass | |
| Cat.0 seat | 223€ | 297€ | 415€ |
| Cat.1 seat | 160€ | 223€ | 312€ |
| Cat.2 seat | 118€ | 161€ | 231€ |
| Cat.3 seat | 83€ | 113€ | 162€ |
| Cat.4 seat | 48€ | 65€ | 89€ |
For all inquiries, please contact us at [email protected]
| Friday 4 Matches | Saturday Afternoon 4 Matches | Saturday Night 4 Matches | Saturday One day pass | Sunday 3 Matches | |
| VIP Boxes (6 people) | 1 550€ | 1 649€ | 1 649€ | 1 999€ | 1 550€ |
| VIP Courtside (cat.0 seat + VIP Lounge access) | 280€ | 299€ | 299€ | 379€ | 280€ |
| VIP business seat (cat.1 seat + VIP Lounge access) | 230€ | 249€ | 249€ | 309€ | 230€ |
| VIP Terrace Gold** (20 people) | 5 000€ | 5 000€ | 5 000€ | x | 5 000€ |
| VIP Terrace Platinium** (25 people) | 7 500€ | 7 500€ | 7 500€ | x | 7 500€ |
“The great arena and the proximity to the players as well as the overall atmosphere were truly superb!”
Maximilian, 32
“Tennis up close without long breaks. That was really a promotion for the sport. It was really fun!”
Andrea, 25
“The players spent a lot of time with fans for autographs and similar activities, which was truly exceptional!”
Angelique, 36
UTS New York by Builder.ai took place at the legendary Forest Hills Stadium,
the site of the US Open Tennis Championships for 60 years.
Quarter-final – August 22, 2024 5:00 pm
Quarter-final – August 22, 2024 6:00 pm
Quarter-final – August 22, 2024 7:30 pm
Quarter-final – August 22, 2024 8:30 pm
Classification match – August 23, 2024 4:00 pm
Classification match – August 23, 2024 5:00 pm
The draw for the quarter-finals is :
The second UTS event of 2024 will be played across two days, from Thursday 22nd August to Friday 23rd August.
UTS New York by builder.ai will be held at the Forest Hills Stadium. This venue was used for the US Open until 1977, and has a capacity of 10,000.
The stadium is home of the West Side Tennis Club.
Due to its unique position in the tennis calendar, UTS New York by Builder.ai will feature an adapted format compared to previous events. The tournament will be two days rather than three, with a single elimination draw featuring four seeded players based on the ATP rankings.
A total of 9 matches will be contested:
Day 1, August 22nd: All Star Game + 4 quarter-finals
All Star Game starting at 3:30pm
Quarter-finals from 5pm to 9:30pm
Day 2, August 23rd: 2 semi-finals, 1 final and 2 clashes between the quarter-final losers
Matches from 4pm to 9:30pm
Yes – but they are modified to reflect the event’s shorter format. Here’s a look at the ranking race points available in New York, and how this compares to other tournaments:
| UTS Oslo / Frankfurt | UTS New York | |
| Champion* | 20* | 15* |
| Runner-up | 15 | 11 |
| Semi-finalist | 11 | 8 |
| Eliminated in round robin with 2 victories | 8 | does not apply |
| Eliminated in round robin with 1 victory | 6 | 6 (5th place) |
| Eliminated in round robin with 0 victory | 4 | 4 (7th place) |
| All Star Game | 1 | 1 |
*Direct qualification for UTS Grand Final
A total prize pool of $1 million is up for grabs at UTS New York by Builder.ai, with the champion receiving $301,000. Here’s the exact break down of the prize money distribution:
Tickets will go on sale on this website Friday March 22nd at 10am EST.
For your information, full day tickets are available from $59. 2 day passes are also available with a discount of 25%, more information below:
Admission is free for all children under 6 (with no guarantee of seating).
Single Tickets
| Thursday Session All Star Game + 4 matches starting at 3:30pm ending at 9:30pm | Friday Session 5 matches incl. Final 4 starting at 4pm ending at 9:30pm | |
| Courtside seat | $239 | $274 |
| Cat. 0 seat (behind server) | $209 | $239 |
| Cat. 0 seat (east block chairs) | $209 | $239 |
| Cat. 1 seat | $169 | $174 |
| Cat. 2 seat | $119 | $139 |
| Cat. 3 seat | $84 | $99 |
| Cat. 4 seat | $59 | $69 |
| Cat. 5 seat | $34 | $39 |
2 day passes
| 2 day package (All Star Game + 9 matches) | |
| Courtside seats | $385 (saving $128) |
| Cat. 0 seat (behind server) | $336 (saving $112) |
| Cat. 0 seat (East block chairs) | $336 (saving $112) |
| Cat. 1 seat | $272 (saving $91) |
| Cat. 2 seat | $194 (saving $65) |
| Cat. 3 seat | $137 (saving $46) |
| Cat. 4 seat | $96 (saving $32) |
| Cat. 5 seat | does not apply |
Here is the detailed presentation deck for hospitalities: Hospitality experience
The VIP Terrace and the backyard upgrade are both available directly on AXS.
Located on the east side of the Forest Hills center court, the VIP terrace is a cozy covered space overlooking the playing field. Each package includes a VIP seat in the 6 first rows of the Eastern corner that allows access back and forth to fully enjoy your UTS experience.
What is included:
– Expedited entry with escort directly to your suite
– Private bar and food service : 1 meal and 2 drinks
Upgrade your general admission ticket to the “UTS backyard” to experience a verdant and flowery backstage lounge in between UTS matches.
What is included:
– 2 drinks
– Private cash bar and food service
Forest Hills’ iconic Center Court is surrounded by 9 cosy VIP suites from which you can enjoy the show with a catering service included.
Platinium Suites are at $900 per person per day.
Golden Suites are at $750 per person per day.
Silver Suites are at $600 per person per day.
Here is the detailed presentation deck for hospitalities: Hospitality experience
For all inquiries, please contact us at [email protected]
From July 21st to 23rd
Dignity Health Sports Park, Carson, CA
From September 15th to 17th
Süwag Energie Arena, Frankfurt, Germany
From December 15th to 17th
ExCel London, London, United Kingdom
| Wins | Quarter average | Points average | Matches | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Casper RuudThe Ice Man |
3 | + 6 | + 9 | 3 |
| 2 |
Alexander BublikThe Bublik Enemy |
2 | + 4 | + 43 | 3 |
| 3 |
Holger RuneThe Viking |
1 | -4 | -30 | 3 |
| 4 |
Dominic ThiemDominator |
0 | -3 | -13 | 2 |
| 5 |
Nicolai Budkov KjaerThe Junior |
0 | -3 | -9 | 1 |
| Wins | Quarter average | Points average | Matches | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Andrey RublevRublo |
3 | + 7 | + 52 | 3 |
| 2 |
Alex de MinaurThe Demon |
2 | + 2 | + 11 | 3 |
| 3 |
Benoit PaireThe Rebel |
1 | -3 | -15 | 3 |
| 4 |
Lucas PouilleThe French Flair |
0 | -3 | -29 | 2 |
| 5 |
Gaël MonfilsLa Monf |
0 | -3 | -19 | 1 |
Here is the detailed time schedule for UTS Oslo.
FRIDAY : Round Robin Group (all 8 players on-court)
3.30 pm……………..Gates opening
4.30 pm……………..RUBLEV VS PAIRE
5.30 pm……………..RUNE VS THIEM
6.30 pm……………..DE MINAUR VS MONFILS
7.30-8 pm………….Break
8 pm………………….BUBLIK VS THIEM
9 pm………………….RUNE VS RUUD
10 pm………………..MONFILS VS PAIRE
11.15 pm……………Gates closing
SATURDAY : Round Robin Group (all 8 players on-court)
1 pm………………….Gates opening
2 pm………………….RUBLEV VS DE MINAUR
3 pm………………….RUUD VS BUBLIK
4 pm………………….DE MINAUR VS PAIRE
5-5.30 pm…………..Break
5.30 pm……………..RUUD VS THIEM
6.30 pm……………..RUNE VS BUBLIK
7.30 pm……………..RUBLEV VS MONFILS
SUNDAY : FINAL 4
11.30 am……………Gates opening
12.30 pm……………Semi-Final 1
1.30 pm……………..Semi-Final 2
2.30 pm……………..Break
3 pm………………….Final
4.30 pm……………..Gates closing
The total prize money is : $1,665,000
There are 15 matches in total.
Maximal gain is $421,800 (3 Round Robin victories + 2 victories during Final 4).
The event will take place at the Telenor Arena.
Here is the exact address to get there: Widerøeveien 1, 1360 Fornebu, Norway.
Tickets are available on the UTS website or via the ticket link.
For your information, full day tickets are available from 595NOK (47.6€).
| Friday | NOK | EURO |
| Category 1 | 1250 | 100 |
| Category 2 | 875 | 70 |
| Category 3 | 595 | 47.6 |
| Wheel chair | 1250 | 100 |
| Restaurant Douglas | 2250 | 180 |
| Saturday | NOK | EURO |
| Category 1 | 1350 | 108 |
| Category 2 | 975 | 78 |
| Category 3 | 725 | 58 |
| Wheel chair | 1350 | 108 |
| Restaurant Douglas | 2250 | 180 |
| Sunday | NOK | EURO |
| Category 1 | 1300 | 104 |
| Category 2 | 925 | 74 |
| Category 3 | 695 | 55.6 |
| Wheel chair | 1300 | 104 |
| Restaurant Douglas | 2250 | 180 |
Below is the summary table of VIP offers available during UTS Oslo. If you are interested, please contact : [email protected]
| VIP Ticket Name | Including | Price per day |
| Skybox + Courtside | Dinner (Buffet in the Skybox) + Courtside Seat | 8000 NOK / 708 Euro |
| Skybox | Dinner (Buffet in the Skybox) + Seat in the Skybox | 3500 NOK / 310 Euro |
| Spitfire | Dinner (Buffet in the Restaurant “Spitfire” + Seat in Cat2 | 2750 NOK / 243 Euro |
| Douglas | Dinner (Buffet in the Restaurant “Douglas” + Seat in Cat2 and 3 | 2250 NOK / 199 Euro |
| Patrick’s Corner | Dinner (Buffet) + seat in Patrick Mouratoglou’s Corner, next to the Court | 20000 NOK / 1770 Euro |
By clicking here you will find all the broadcasters of UTS Oslo 2024.
This page is related to UTS London in 2023. UTS will come back to London in 2024. To get tickets and informations, please go to UTS London 2024 dedicated page.
You can find all the results here
❖ Winning a tournament: each winner of a 2023 UTS event is automatically qualified for the Grand Final.
❖ UTS Race ranking qualification: the top three players in the race ranking (excluding winners of UTS 2023 tournaments).
❖ Wild Card: there will be at least two wild cards handed out.
Friday & Saturday : Round Robin Group (all 8 players on-court)
AFTERNOON SESSION
3pm Gates opening
4-5pm Match 1
5-6pm Match 2
6-7pm Match 3
7-8pm Break
NIGHT SESSION
7pm Gates opening (access to exhibition hall)
7:30pm Access to Auditorium
8-9pm Match 4
9-10pm Match 5
10-11pm Match 6
11:15pm Gates closing
Sunday : Final 4
3pm Gates opening
4-5pm Semi-Final 1
5-6pm Semi-Final 2
6-6:30pm Break
6:30-7:30pm Final
8pm Gates closing
Where is the venue located?
The UTS final 2023 will take place at the Exhibition Centre London (ExCeL), which is located at Royal Victoria Dock, 1 Western Gateway, London.
The best way to get to the Excel auditorium is to take the DLR and get off at Prince Regent station.
For more information about the venue (directions, wi-fi, parking), please visit the following website: https://www.excel.london/visitor/getting-here
What can I take into the arena and what not?
Please note that larger items such as backpacks are not allowed on the premises. Handbags and small backpacks are only allowed up to a size of DIN-A4 format. It is possible to drop off bags at the cloakroom before entry. Multiple cloakrooms are available at the venue.
Bringing food and drinks into the arena is not permitted.
Rollators and walking aids are allowed in the stadium.
Where can I purchase tickets?
Tickets can only be purchased via www.uts.live and eventim.uk
How much is a ticket ?
Friday, December 15th – Round Robin matches
| Afternoon session – 3 matches starting at 4pm | From £29 to £74 |
| Night session – 3 matches starting at 8pm | From £39 to £84 |
| Day pass – 6 matches, all players on court | -30% discount for day pass |
Saturday, December 16th – Round Robin matches
| Afternoon session – 3 matches starting at 4pm | From £39 to £84 |
| Night session – 3 matches starting at 8pm | From £49 to £94 |
| Day pass – 6 matches, all players on court | -30% discount for day pass |
Sunday, December 17th – Final 4 (semi finals and final) : From £59 to £180
3 days access : -15% discount for 15 matches in total
*A 20% discount applies to all tickets for students under 20 years old
What types of tickets are available?
Three types of tickets are offered: Single tickets for one session, a 1 day pass or 3 day pass.
What do I have to pay attention to when booking a 1 day pass?
The 1 day pass includes 2 sessions (afternoon and night session). You can choose different seats for the two sessions, but they have to be from the same seating category.
What do I have to pay attention to when booking a 3 day pass?
The 3-day pass includes 5 sessions. When booking, only one seat can be selected, which is then valid for all five sessions.
Are tickets personalised to the customer?
The tickets are not personalised and can be transferred to other individuals.
Can I return/exchange my tickets?
An exchange or the return of the already purchased tickets is generally excluded.
Is it possible to request a change of seat?
Unfortunately a seat change is not possible.
VIP tickets and premium experiences can only be booked via Keith Prowse, our Official Hospitality Partner: Keith Prowse – UTS London
Hospitality at UTS London includes access to the VIP Lounge, catering and of course, guaranteed prime courtside seating.
Arrival: For information on travel and parking, please visit the venue’s page: https://www.excel.london/visitor/getting-here
What discounts are available?
Discounted tickets are offered for children and young people between 6-20 years, wheelchair users (with accompanying person) and groups of 10 or more. Please note that valid proof of age such as ID is required for entry to the arena.
The children’s discount can be selected in the drop down menu during the order process.
Are there special discounts for young children?
Children under 6 years are allowed to enter the venue without a ticket, but they do not have the right to a seat (“lap ticket”).
Where can I get tickets for wheelchair users?
Tickets for wheelchair users and their companions can only be ordered via customer service. 0333 344 6250
How can I buy group tickets?
Step 1: Go to the booking menu and call up the seating charts.
Step 2: Select the seats you want by clicking on them. If you select more than 10 seats, you are able to select the “group ticket” price for each individual ticket from the drop-down menu.
Can tickets be upgraded?
You accidentally bought a reduced-price ticket even though you are not eligible? Don’t worry, you can change your reduced tickets into full-price tickets on the day of the event at the box office by paying the price difference. Full-price tickets cannot be changed into reduced-price tickets at a later date.
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We regret to announce that UTS Seoul, initially planned to take place from December 1st to 3rd, 2023, will now be postponed to 2024.
We very much hoped the ongoing strikes at Australian ports would have improved by the end of November, which has put the delivery of key equipment and technology coming into Korea at risk. We are determined to bring the best experience to our fans which is why we had to take the difficult decision to postpone UTS Korea.
We would like to send our sincere apologies to all the ticket holders, who will be fully reimbursed within 7 days, starting from Monday, November 27th. We are grateful for the interest for UTS and we are already working on plans to bring UTS to Seoul in 2024.
The second official season of the Ultimate Tennis Showdown brought big changes to the UTS format – and a new surface! For the first time in the history of the Ultimate Tennis Showdown, the surface in play was clay. And that wasn’t the only thing that was different at UTS4, compared to the previous edition of UTS (UTS3, played in Antwerp in October of 2020).
For the first time in any tennis format, second serves were not a part of the equation. There was also a 15-second shot clock between points.
Talk about fast and furious! If you want a great workout, try playing clay-court tennis in ten-minute quarters, with no second serves, just like the pros did in Nice…
The tournament turned out to be a revelation on many levels, and the eventual champion was the ultimate eye-opener.
In one of the biggest surprises in the history of UTS, Parisian Corentin Moutet ran the table on the red clay at the Mouratoglou Academy, winning all five of his matches to claim the title in commanding fashion.
Talented, tumultuous and seemingly born to be a UTS star, Moutet thumped world-beating Daniil Medvedev and Fabio Fognini en route to the final, then took out powerhouse Taylor Fritz for the trophy.
Part tornado – it was his nickname, after all – and part showman, Moutet embraced the competition with 100 percent of his being, and it showed in his game. The Frenchman used the cards, which players use to gain precious points by employing specific tactics, to perfection.
Medvedev was nicknamed “the Chessmaster” for the competition, but it was Moutet who made the other players look like pawns to his queen.
“I think it helps me to be more offensive, with the cards,” Moutet would say. “To get the two points, the winners, you have to be offensive. It’s pushing me to be like this, I think it’s a great format for me, it’s pushing me to be a great player.”
It wasn’t just tactics that made Moutet embrace the Ultimate Tennis Showdown. Moutet also enjoyed the fact that at UTS, players are encouraged to be themselves on court. Showboat, talk trash, argue, get frustrated – anything goes!
“I love this feeling, to be free on the court, to express myself,” he said. “You can see that everybody who was watching the match liked it, not because of me but because of all the players, because we are human, we are authentic.”
Late in 2020, as the tennis tours finally started to roll again, The Ultimate Tennis Showdown was in full flight and preparing for a blockbuster third edition, in Antwerp, Belgium. For the first time in the history of the event, UTS was going to be held away from the Mouratoglou Academy in Nice, and in conjunction with an official ATP event (The European Open, an ATP 250).
It was a perfect package. On the weekend before the tournament, stars arrived to give the fans a taste of tennis without constraints – what could the sport look like if the imagination was allowed to run wild?
In a six-player field that included tour stalwarts Dan Evans, Taylor Fritz, Richard Gasquet, Pablo Andujar, Alex de Minaur and Feliciano Lopez – more new changes were introduced to keep the UTS format entertaining, and challenging.
That talented sextet congregated on the weekend before the main draw began in Antwerp and carried out their own high-stakes affair.
It was De Minaur – nicknamed “The Demon,” of course – that stole the show. The Aussie was in absolutely breathtaking form, but he didn’t win easily in the final. He was pushed to the brink by UTS veteran Richard Gasquet, who had finally reached the final for the first time after valiantly qualifying for the semi-finals at UTS1 and UTS2.
De Minaur snagged the victory, 24-9, 15-14, 17-16, 19-11, and later said:
“It’s been an interesting new format. I had fun. Definitely helped me out a lot to get some on-court time and get used to this court for the following week. I’m very happy to be able to come out and play some good tennis.”
At one point De Minaur snatched his brother from the bleachers and brought him on board as his coach. It was pure gold from an entertainment perspective, as the pair shared the mic during changeovers, talking tactics and joking. It was also a productive pairing. Atypical to be sure, but ultimately effective – just like the competition itself.
Like the previous three UTS winners (Matteo Berrettini, Alexander Zverev and Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova), the Demon was wide-eyed when he first laid eyes on the thunderbolt trophy and he had a blast during the competition’s one-of-a-kind, heavy metal trophy ceremony.
“I’m hoping (the trophy) gives me superpowers,” De Minaur said. “I’m sure I’ll find somewhere in my house for it.”
Alexander Zverev chose his own nickname for the second edition of the Ultimate Tennis Showdown – the Lion – and played with the fierceness of a predator as he took home the thunderbolt trophy in the second iteration. UTS2 was once again hosted by the Mouratoglou Academy in Nice, providing the players and staff a comfortable bubble to make tennis history in.
The timing was perfect. In late July of 2020, the tennis tour was still shut down and fans were craving a dose of tennis – and some levity to boot. UTS seized the opportunity to create something indelible. The second UTS was a lot like the first edition in that it offered fans something outside the box; something that might change a sport that many believed needed a breath of fresh air, and the players were happy to play their part and give it a try.
Zverev would eventually claim the UTS2 title by the thinnest of margins, defeating Felix Auger-Aliassime – “the Panther” – in sudden death in a thrilling final.
“It’s a very special thing for everybody right now, no sport in six months,” Zverev said before the event took place. “So we can prepare better, we can do things that you usually can’t do. I think it is going to be great being on court again.
For the first time in the history of UTS, the women were a part of the field. Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova defeated Alizé Cornet in – you guessed it – sudden death! It was a meaningful experience for the veteran Russian. She was just beginning a career renaissance – Pavlyuchenkova would reach her first major final less than a year later at Roland-Garros – and she had a feeling that UTS2 was going to prove to be a nice steppingstone.
“I love winning no matter what it is.” said Pavlyuchenkova with a smile. “It’s just nice.”
It was nice for Zverev as well. Less than two months later the German would reach his maiden Grand Slam final at the 2020 US Open.
Coincidence or the UTS bump? The jury is still out…
The most unique part of UTS2, once again, was in the cards. Players were able to force their opponents to serve-and-volley for a certain number of points in this edition. It created some crazy tennis, just what UTS co-founder Patrick Mouratoglou wanted!
Also new was the elimination of lets on serve. Another change that might someday soon find its way to the ATP and WTA Tours.
The courageous ones who are willing to embrace change are often the ones who make history…
Patrick Mouratoglou didn’t waste any time bringing the best and brightest in tennis to the court at the inaugural Ultimate Tennis Showdown. The star-studded event, held at the Mouratoglou Tennis Academy in the South of France in June of 2020, featured Matteo Berrettini, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Richard Gasquet, Feliciano and many other household names.
A veritable who’s who of the ATP Tour…
Those names weren’t the only ones we used, however. At Ultimate Tennis Showdown, the players all adopt catchy nicknames, and the one that was the most catchy at UTS 1 belonged to Matteo Berrettini – the man nicknamed “The Hammer” became the first ever champion at the event.
UTS1 was a success on many levels. It made headlines for its experimental format as well as its stacked player field. Four 10-minute quarters, with a groundbreaking sudden death session if necessary, plus… the cards! Players chose cards such as “winner counts 3” and “steal serve” in order to enhance their strengths – and their opponent’s weaknesses.
There was also unlimited coaching via headset and a 15-second shot clock between points – staples of the format that have influenced the tours in recent years.
UTS1 provided the tennis world with a rare moment of joy during the first year of the pandemic, when tennis was shut down across the globe. The Ultimate Tennis Showdown brought the sport to life again, breathing air into the lungs by broadcasting thrilling live tennis to the world in a wild, compelling format that had never been seen before.
The first litmus test was easily passed: the players were thrilled to be a part of it.
Richard Gasquet – aptly nicknamed “The Virtuoso” – was one of the best players in the competition, and he cherished being a part of this fledgling show. Same for Feliciano Lopez, Dominic Thiem and Dustin Brown. These stars lent further panache to the event, which was memorable on many levels.
The introduction of sudden death, a winner-take-all format to decide matches that were tied at 2 quarters (sets, if you will) all, seemed to suit “Greek God” Stefanos Tsitsipas (yes, that really was his nickname), as he won four matches in the extra session.
The two-time Grand Slam finalist, who fell just short in the final against Berrettini, had good things to say about the new format.
“I think it is a new format that allows for more variety in our game. It’s a good concept and it’s going to show and provide people something new in the industry of tennis. I see that as an evolutionary product and something that’s going to just expand the horizons of tennis” said the top Greek.
In the end the hammer fell upon all challengers and Berrettini came away with the title. The Italian was celebrated in one of the most unique trophy celebrations we’ve ever seen, then it was on to UTS 2…
