ATP Newport (Hall of Fame Open) - Betting Odds, Total Purse and Event Info


Tournament Details:

Date: 2025.07.TBA
Location: Newport, United States of America
Sport: Tennis
Surface: Grass
Total Prize Money: $642,735


The ATP Newport event, aka the The Infosys Hall of Fame Open, was conceived back in 1881 and is a tournament that evolved into today's US Open.

The ATP 250 event, is the only tennis grass event played outside of Europe and marks the end of the grass court season which lasted about a month and a half.

The ATP Newport tennis tournament is the only grass tournament outside of EU.The tournament is famous for its annual player induction into the Tennis Hall of Fame which takes place each year before the tournament starts.

The main draw is made up of 28 players, as well as 16 doubles teams and 16 players taking part in the singles qualifying tournament.

The total purse in 2024 equalled $661,585.


2024 Champion:

At the Infosys Hall of Fame Open in Newport, American Marcos Giron secured his maiden ATP Tour title by defeating his compatriot Alex Michelsen in a hard-fought match, winning 6-7(4), 6-3, 7-5.


Americans have dominated this tournament in the past, although the champion in 2023 was Adrian Mannarino from France and in 2021 South Africa's Kevin Anderson.

Here is a list of recent champions:

2024 - Marcos Giron
2023 - Adrian Mannarino
2022 - Maxime Cressy
2021 - Kevin Anderson

2019 - John Isner
2018 - Steve Johnson
2017 - John Isner
2016 - Ivo Karlovic
2015 - Rajeev Ram
2014 - Lleyton Hewit
2013 - Nicolas Mahut
2012 - John Isner
2011 - John Isner
2010 - Mardy Fish

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As the ATP Newport is played right after Wimbledon, it is rarely frequented by the top players.

The tournament is known for its intimate setting and the opportunity for fans to see players up close.

The Hall of Fame Open contributes to the local community and tourism, attracting tennis fans from around the world to Newport. The combination of competitive tennis and the celebration of the sport's history makes it a unique stop on the ATP Tour.

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