Adelaide International
The Adelaide International is a joint ATP and WTA event held at the start of every tennis season in Australia in the lead-up to the Australian Open.
| Date: | 6 - 11 January |
| Category: | ATP 250 / WTA 500 |
| Surface: | Hard |
| Location: | Adelaide, Australia |
| Venue: | Memorial Drive Tennis Centre |
| ATP Players: | 32 players (2025 Adelaide International ATP Entry List) |
| WTA Players: | 32 players (2025 Adelaide International WTA Entry List) |
| ATP Prize Money: | $766,290 (2025 Adelaide International ATP Prize Money) |
| WTA Prize Money: | $1,064,510 (2025 Adelaide International WTA Prize Money) |
| ATP Points: | 250 for ATP champion (2025 Adelaide International ATP Points) |
| WTA Points: | 500 for WTA champion (2025 Adelaide International WTA Points) |
| ATP Draw: | 2025 Adelaide International ATP Draw |
| WTA Draw: | 2025 Adelaide International WTA Draw |
The Adelaide International Tennis event is a joint event held by the ATP and WTA at the same tennis complex in the first week of January. Despite running simultaneously, the event belongs to different tiers in the event hierarchy, being an ATP 250 event and a WTA 500 event.
The city has a long tennis history, with the tournament format changing multiple times. The city hosted tennis events up until 2009 when the newly created Brisbane International left the city without a tennis tournament.
The Australian government entered a partnership with Tennis Australia to renovate the complex, which allowed tennis to return to the city in 2020. Play takes place at the Memorial Drive Park complex, which even hosted the Australian Open at one point in its 100+ year-old history.
Renovations made it so the highest tier of tennis returned recently, and it's been a huge success. The venue hosted double events for both the ATP and WTA in 2022 and 2023; however, the 2024 calendar will only feature one men's and one women's tournament with the return of Brisbane International to the calendar.
A plethora of great players have already won the event since its inception in 2020, such as Novak Djokovic, who was champion in 2023. Australian tennis legend Ashleigh Barty won the first edition of the WTA event in 2020, and she added another trophy there in 2022. Players like Aryna Sabalenka, Iga Swiatek, and Belinda Bencic also were champions.
