The Millennium Estoril Open is back, igniting the clay courts of Portugal with a star-studded lineup and the promise of exhilarating tennis as it firmly reclaims its ATP 250 status.
Key Points for the 2026 Millennium Estoril Open
- ATP 250 clay-court action from July 20-26 in Estoril, Portugal.
- Headline players include Casper Ruud, Andrey Rublev, and Luciano Darderi.
- €612,620 in total prize money with 250 points for the singles champion.
- Hubert Hurkacz and the doubles pair of Escobar/Nedovyesov are the reigning 2024 champions.
Portugal's Clay Court Extravaganza Returns
After a brief stint as an ATP Challenger, the Millennium Estoril Open roars back as a premier ATP 250 event in 2026. Held at the picturesque Clube de Tenis do Estoril, this tournament is a highlight of the clay-court calendar. Tennis fans can expect a week of fierce competition and captivating drama.
Stars Descend on Estoril: Who to Watch
The entry list for the Millennium Estoril Open reads like a who's who of clay-court prowess, led by three-time Roland Garros finalist Casper Ruud. Joining him are the explosive Andrey Rublev and the rising Italian talent Luciano Darderi, promising high-octane matches. Veteran fan-favorite Stan Wawrinka adds star power, while local hero Nuno Borges will carry the hopes of the Portuguese crowd.
The Road to the Final: Schedule & Key Dates
Mark your calendars! The main draw for the Millennium Estoril Open commences on Monday, July 20, with the draw ceremony taking place on Saturday, July 18. Qualifying rounds kick off earlier on Saturday, July 18 and run through Sunday, July 19. The singles final is set for Sunday, July 26, at 3 p.m. local time, followed by the doubles final at 5:30 p.m.
Show Me the Money: Prize & Points Up for Grabs
Players aren't just battling for glory; a significant prize purse of €612,620 is on the line. The singles champion will take home a hefty €93,175 and a crucial 250 ranking points. The runner-up secures €54,360 and 165 points, making every match count towards career progression and financial reward.
Relive the Glory: 2024 Champions & Tournament History
The 2024 edition saw Hubert Hurkacz triumph over Pedro Martinez in a compelling final. In doubles, the formidable duo of Gonzalo Escobar and Aleksandr Nedovyesov claimed the title. Historically, the tournament has seen a diverse set of champions, with no player securing more than one singles title to date. Albert Ramos-Vinolas holds the record as the oldest champion at 33 in 2021, while Stefanos Tsitsipas was the youngest at 20 in 2019. Pablo Carreno Busta leads in total match wins with 13.
Catch the Action: How to Watch the Estoril Open
Don't miss a single shot! Fans worldwide can tune into the Millennium Estoril Open live on Tennis TV. Check local TV schedules for broadcast details in your region. Follow the action and engage with fellow fans using the official hashtag #MillenniumEstorilOpen across social media platforms.
