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Rogers Cup Tennis - Toronto Tickets

Event: Rogers Cup

Tour: ATP and WTA Tours

Location: Montreal and Toronto, Canada

Venue: IGA Stadium and Aviva Centre

Tournament Format: Single Elimination

Match Format: Best of 3 Sets

Rogers Cup Tickets

The Rogers Cup, also known as the Canadian Open, is one of the top tennis tournaments in the world. Featuring a hard court surface, the tournament is part of the Masters 1000 on the men’s side and the Premier 5 on the women’s side. The Rogers Cup also holds the distinction of being one of the few tournaments that is split between two cities — Toronto and Montreal. The men play in one city while the women play in the other, and they alternate every year. The tournament has a long, rich history that dates backs to 1881 on the men’s side and 1892 on the women’s side. This makes it one of the longest-running tennis tournaments in the world — superseded only by Wimbledon and the US Open. Past winners have included Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Serena Williams, Steffi Graf, Andre Agassi, Chris Evert, John McEnroe, Bjorn Borg, Martina Navratilova, Margaret Court and Rod Laver. Grab your Rogers Cup tickets at StubHub.

How is the Rogers Cup draw determined?

The tournament bracket is created the weekend before the start of the main tournament. The top two seeds are placed on opposite sides of the bracket while the remaining spots are filled out afterward. Since this is an open tournament, any players ranked outside of the top 50 will need to qualify for the main bracket. These qualifying matches take place on the first weekend of the tournament. The main draw begins directly afterward and continues until a winner is determined. The results of the tournament count toward the regular season standings.

When does the Rogers Cup take place?

During the 2020 Rogers Cup, the men’s matches will be held in Toronto Aug. 8–16 while the WTA portion will be held in Montreal Aug. 7–16. The tournament is composed of 15 sessions. There are two sessions per day in the daytime and evening, and each session features two to four matches. Given variability in scheduling, it may not always be possible to guarantee that you will see a specific player during the session you attend. If a match is canceled due to weather, then attendees can exchange their tickets for a session the following day.

Who was the winner of the previous Rogers Cup?

On the men’s side, top seed Rafael Nadal beat eight seed Daniil Medvedev 6–3 and 6–0. On the women’s side, Bianca Andreescu beat eight seed Serena Williams due to retirement.

What can I expect from a visit to the Rogers Cup?

Given the unique nature of the Rogers Cup, the exact layout and set of activities will differ between Toronto and Montreal. The Toronto matches will take place at the Aviva Centre on the campus of York University while the Montreal matches will take place at IGA Stadium. However, the two arenas do share quite a bit in common. The venue consists of the Centre Court, the Grandstand Court and several smaller courts and practice courts. The grounds feature numerous concessions, food stands, retail areas, kid’s zones, VIP areas and much more. A free community weekend features activities for the entire family, including fan challenges, contests, player Q&A sessions, autograph sessions, performers, arts and crafts, tennis clinics, face painting and much more.

Which events are similar to the Rogers Cup?

If you enjoyed a visit to the Rogers Cup, then you might want to check out the Cincinnati Masters, also known as the Western and Southern Open. This tournament takes place in Cincinnati around the August season.Back to Top