Omnium Banque Nationale 2025: Montreal’s Summer Tennis Spectacle

The Omnium Banque Nationale présenté par Rogers 2025 hits Montreal from July 27 to August 7, featuring a 96-player singles draw and 32 doubles teams battling for WTA 1000 glory on outdoor hard courts at the iconic IGA Stadium. Alternating with Toronto on even years, Montreal hosts the women’s event this summer—showcasing elite talent in Canada’s vibrant cultural hub.

Historic Roots, Grand‑Scale Format

As one of the world’s oldest tennis tournaments—established in 1892—the Canadian Open blends rich tradition with modern innovation. For 2025, the event expands to a 12-day main draw, mirroring Grand Slam formats, with 96 players, six rounds, and a qualifying one‑round prelude.

Montreal’s IGA Stadium Sparks the Atmosphere

The IGA Stadium seats around 11,500 fans on Centre court, supported by perimeter courts and improved amenities. Festival-like vibes fill the grounds: local food vendors, interactive exhibits, children’s activities, and live entertainment all complement the high‑octane tennis.

Stars Return, Home Talent Rises

Drawing top-tier competitors, the 2025 line-up includes defending champions like Jessica Pegula, along with Grand Slam contenders and WTA’s rising stars. Meanwhile, Canadian favorites—including the sooner-to-breakthrough Victoria Mboko—hope to rally home support into deep runs.

Support Canadian Tennis

Organized by Tennis Canada, the tournament channels net proceeds into grassroots development, facility expansion, and youth training across the country.

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