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Berlin

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At a glance

The Berlin is a 500-level clay-court WTA event. First held in 2021, the tournament has been contested 5 times. The 2025 edition was won by Marketa Vondrousova, defeating Xin Yu Wang 7-6(10) 4-6 6-2.

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Surface
clay
First held
2021
Editions in our archive
5

Mon, Jun 22 · 2026

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How the 2025 edition ended

Past champions

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News & highlights

Sabalenka & Pegula’s last meeting was in Berlin this year where Pegula won. #tennis #usopen

WTA · Sep 10

Throwback: 2026 Berlin. Alex Eala digs deep in this rally in Berlin 😤 #wta #tennis #hotshot

WTA · Jul 22

Taking a spin around Berlin with Jessica Pegula and Andrea Petkovic! 🚗 #WelcomeHome

WTA · Jul 17

Wimbledon’s big talking points: Serena’s return, Sinner’s recovery and Sabalenko’s slump

All-time greats have questions to answer in SW19 while Raducanu and Draper have to show they can stay fitSerena Williams left it until the last minute to take the final available singles wildcard at Wimbledon and dramatically escalate her comeback from retirement. It is hard to i…

guardian·

Why tennis fans were told to stay away from Berlin Open final between Jessica Pegula and Linda Noskova

"Your safety is our highest priority." The post Why tennis fans were told to stay away from Berlin Open final between Jessica Pegula and Linda Noskova appeared first on Tennis365.

tennis365·

How Aryna Sabalenka’s Berlin Open collapse against Jessica Pegula affects WTA Rankings

Aryna Sabalenka has missed an opportunity after losing another final set 6-0. The post How Aryna Sabalenka’s Berlin Open collapse against Jessica Pegula affects WTA Rankings appeared first on Tennis365.

tennis365·

Sabalenka loses another deciding set 6-0 in Pegula loss

Aryna Sabalenka loses another deciding set without winning a game as Jessica Pegula beats the world number one to reach the Berlin Open final.

bbc·