It won’t be long before Guadalajara once again takes center stage in international women’s tennis. From September 13 to 19, the Pan American Tennis Center will host a new edition of the Guadalajara Open, a WTA 500-level tournament.
And the official list of players who will be part of the main draw has already been released, featuring a mix of up-and-coming talents, champions, and some of the top players on the tour.
Notable participants include Marta Kostyuk, a 2026 Roland Garros semifinalist and WTA 1000 champion; Iva Jovic, champion of the 2025 Guadalajara Open; Anna Kalinskaya, a 2024 WTA 1000 finalist; and Camila Osorio, a three-time champion in Bogotá.
Also competing will be the Czech player Sara Bejlek, champion of the 2026 WTA 500 in Abu Dhabi; Janice Tjen, champion of Chennai and the first Indonesian player to win a WTA singles title in 23 years; as well as Cristina Bucșa, Olympic bronze medalist in doubles at Paris 2024.
Players Confirmed for the 2026 Guadalajara Open
According to the official list, these are the 19 standout players you’ll be able to watch during the tournament:
- Marta Kostyuk 🇺🇦 — 2026 Roland Garros semifinalist and WTA 1000 champion.
- Iva Jovic 🇺🇸 — 2025 Guadalajara Open champion at age 17.
- Anna Kalinskaya 🇷🇺 — a WTA 1000 finalist in 2024.
- Sara Bejlek 🇨🇿 — champion of the 2026 Abu Dhabi WTA 500.
- Janice Tjen 🇮🇩 — 2025 Chennai champion and the first Indonesian woman to win a WTA singles title in 23 years.
- Cristina Bucșa 🇪🇸 — Olympic bronze medalist in doubles at Paris 2024 and champion of the 2026 WTA 500 in Mérida.
- Magdalena Fręch 🇵🇱 — champion of the 2024 Guadalajara Open.
- Liudmila Samsonova —a 2025 Wimbledon quarterfinalist.
- Mayar Sherif 🇪🇬 — the first Egyptian woman to win a WTA singles title and a two-time WTA tournament champion.
- Zeynep Sonmez 🇹🇷 — 2024 Mérida champion and the first Turkish player to reach the third round of a Grand Slam.
- Peyton Stearns 🇺🇸 — two-time WTA tournament champion and 2022 NCAA singles champion.
- Camila Osorio 🇨🇴 — three-time champion in Bogotá.
- Ashlyn Krueger 🇺🇸 — 2026 Wimbledon semifinalist and 2023 Osaka champion.
- McCartney Kessler 🇺🇸 — a three-time WTA champion, including Hobart and Nottingham in 2025.
- Antonia Ružić 🇭🇷 — reached her first WTA 1000 quarterfinal in Dubai in 2026.
- Alycia Parks 🇺🇸 — champion of Lyon 2023, where she defeated Caroline García in the final.
- Diane Parry 🇫🇷 — fourth round at Roland Garros 2026, her best result at a Grand Slam.
- Renata Zarazúa 🇲🇽 — defeated Madison Keys at the 2025 U.S. Open, securing a historic victory for Mexico.
- Panna Udvardy 🇭🇺 — a finalist in a WTA singles tournament in Bogotá in 2026.
More information about the 2026 Guadalajara Open
The tournament will be held at the Pan American Tennis Center. The complex features various areas where fans can enjoy matches and watch practice sessions.
In addition, the complex will feature a Fan Zone with a giant screen, food options, cultural experiences, and shops.
There will also be music at the Guadalajara Open. This year, on Thursday, September 17, after the quarterfinals, Mau and Ricky will perform a special concert as part of the event’s lineup.
Tickets are now available and are being sold in phases. You can check the latest seat availability and prices directly on the tournament’s official social media channels.
📅 Date: September 13–19, 2026
📍 Location: Pan American Tennis Center, Zapopan
🎟️ Tickets: Starting at $400
