Tennis Hall of Famers Clijsters & Hingis at 2025 Dallas Open

International Tennis Hall of Fame inductees Kim Clijsters and Martina Hingis are set to grace the court once again. On Feb. 1, 2025, they will engage in an electrifying three-set exhibition match at the Women’s Tennis Classic, proudly presented by Baker Tilly. This event holds a special significance as it marks the official commencement of the Dallas Open, which has now been elevated to an ATP 500 tournament.

Witness the Reunion of Tennis Greats

Legends with a Legacy

Kim Clijsters, a four-time Grand Slam champion, achieved a remarkable feat by winning three Grand Slam titles after becoming a mother. Her dominance in both singles and doubles is widely renowned. Martina Hingis, on the other hand, holds the prestigious record as the youngest major winner in history and has amassed an astonishing 25 Grand Slam titles across all formats.These two tennis legends bring with them decades of history and exceptional skill. Fans can anticipate an evening that will be etched in their memories as they witness these former world No. 1 players go head-to-head in a rivalry that has spanned over two decades.

The Dallas Open's New Home

This year witnesses a significant milestone for the Dallas Open as it makes a move to the Ford Center at The Star. The tournament's upgrade to ATP 500 status has enhanced its prestige, attracting top-ranked players to compete for a substantial .8 million in prize money.The Ford Center provides an ideal venue for this grand event, offering state-of-the-art facilities and a vibrant atmosphere. Tennis enthusiasts and casual fans alike will be captivated by the blend of athletic excellence and the excitement of live competition.

An Unforgettable Evening

Peter Lebedevs, the tournament director, expressed his excitement about the opportunity to showcase these legends. "The Women’s Tennis Classic is a perfect platform to kickstart the 2025 Dallas Open. It celebrates not only their remarkable careers but also the enduring appeal of tennis," he said in an official statement.Clijsters, in her own words, said, "I'm thrilled to play alongside Martina in this event. Texas fans are passionate, and it will be an honor to step onto the court and give them an unforgettable experience." Hingis echoed her sentiment, stating, "Playing against Kim is always a privilege. We've had incredible battles, and I'm looking forward to bringing that energy to Frisco."For those eager to be a part of this historic event, tickets for the Women’s Tennis Classic start at . Visit www.dallasopen.com for more information and to secure your seats. Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness tennis history in the making.