WTA and Davis Cup 2025: Schedule of Play for Sunday September 14 for Sao Paulo and Guadalajara
LINK: Sao Paulo Schedule | LINK: Guadalajara Schedule | LINK: Davis Cup Schedule
Davis Cup Qualifiers – Second Round (September 12–14, 2025)
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Dates & Format: Ties unfold over two days—two singles on Day 1, followed by doubles and two reverse singles on Day 2—each match best-of-three tie-break sets
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Match Dates:
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September 12–13: Ties like Netherlands vs Argentina begin.
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September 13–14: Showdowns including Spain vs Denmark, USA vs Czechia, and Australia vs Belgium light up stages.
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Why tune in: Expect national pride, superstar matchups (think Alcaraz vs Rune; Fritz, Shelton, De Minaur in action), and all-or-nothing drama as nations battle for the Final 8 berth.
SP Open – Sao Paulo (WTA 250, September 8–14, 2025)
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Structure: Qualifying rounds (24-player draw) begin September 6–7, followed by the main draw (32 singles players) starting September 8.
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Daily Flow:
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September 6–7: Qualifying rounds kick off, with matches likely starting in the early afternoon.
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September 8–10: Round 1 and Round 2 action in singles and early doubles.
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September 11–12: Quarterfinals intensify the competition.
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September 13: Semifinals bring peak drama.
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September 14: Championship finale—crown, glory, and crowds.
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Why it matters: The SP Open stakes a landmark return of WTA-level tennis in Brazil. With Beatriz Haddad Maia and rising challengers in the field, every day promises local hero energy and high-altitude competition.
Guadalajara Open Akron – Zapopan (WTA 500, September 8–14, 2025)
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Event Specs: A WTA 500 tournament with a 28-player singles field, running September 8–14 at the Panamerican Tennis Center.
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Daily Breakdown:
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September 8–9: First round sparks begin—top seeds like Emma Navarro and Elise Mertens potentially in action early.
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September 10–11: Round 2 and Quarterfinals play out under warm Mexican skies.
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September 12–13: Semifinals crescendo.
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September 14: Final showdown—WTA 500 glory up for grabs.
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Why it’s compelling: Post-US Open momentum meets a stacked draw—Navarro, Ostapenko, Fernandez, and defending champ Frech are all poised for late-week battles in a high-stakes tournament setting.
