National Bank Open (Canadian Open)

The National Bank Open tennis tournament (commonly known as the Canadian Open) is a men’s ATP Tour Masters 1000 and women’s WTA 1000 tennis tournament co-hosted by the Sobeys Stadium in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and IGA Stadium in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The men’s and women’s competitions alternate between the two venues in different years, with the women set to play in Toronto and the men in Montreal for the 2024 National Bank Open. The 2023 men’s singles tournament was won by world No. 2 Jannik Sinner (ITA), while world No. 5 Jessica Pegula (USA) was the winner on the women’s side. Get your National Bank Open (Canadian Open) tickets from TicketX today!. 

How can I get cheap tickets to the National Bank Open (Canadian Open) tennis tournament?

While it can be relatively easy to find tickets to the early rounds of professional tennis tournaments, tickets for final rounds or rounds featuring top players often sell out very quickly. For your best shot at the cheapest tickets to professional tennis tournaments, trust TicketX! TicketX lists all professional tennis tickets as they hit the market and our handy seating chart is ideal for comparing prices and seat locations. Unlike other resale sites like StubHub, SeatGeek, and TicketMaster that vary fees by venue, ticket type, or ticket price, TicketX sticks with a fixed fee of 20%. Purchase your National Bank Open (Canadian Open) tennis tickets with just one click, all with the lowest commission fees around! 

How much do tickets to the National Bank Open (Canadian Open) tennis tournament cost?

Tickets to the National Bank Open (Canadian Open) tennis tournament starting from are available from TicketX. Prices are subject to change due to demand and other factors, so serve yourself up an ace and buy your tickets today!

What is the schedule for the National Bank Open (Canadian Open) tennis tournament?

All rounds of the 2023 National Bank Open (Canadian Open) tennis tournament are scheduled to take place from Aug 4-12 with the finals held in the last couple of days.

Note: most professional tennis tournaments include men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles, women’s doubles, mixed doubles (or some combination of those events). Not all players appear in every tournament; players select which tournaments to appear in. 

Who are the top professional tennis players in the world right now?

The top men’s tennis player in the world right now is without a doubt Serbian Novak Djokovic, who at 36 still manages to dominate the sport with his size, guile, and strength. The top women’s player has been up for grabs a bit in recent years after the retirements of prominent players such as Venus and Serena Williams. The current women’s number one tennis player is Iga Swiatek of Poland. Neither of these players have announced whether they will play in the National Bank Open (Canadian Open), but top players do regularly make appearances at the National Bank Open (Canadian Open). Buy your National Bank Open (Canadian Open) tennis tournament tickets from TicketX right now and see your favorite players in action on the hardcourt! 

Is watching live tennis exciting? Is watching live tennis fun?

Watching live tennis is an absolute blast—just be sure to warm up your neck muscles before you go! The speed at which these guys and gals can whop a tennis ball across a net is astounding, but what is even more incredible is how the other player can somehow manage to hit it back. Tennis fans are thus drawn into the match, going back and forth with the play, with each successive point getting more and more crucial. When a game hits deuce, the stakes go way up, and when matchpoint looms, the tension reaches nearly unbearable levels! One other unique thing about tennis is that while it is okay to cheer as loud as you want after a point, fans are asked to be silent (aside from the inevitable ohs and ahs) during play, which really adds to the atmosphere on court. Snap up some National Bank Open (Canadian Open) tickets from TicketX to experience the on-court thrills and spills yourself!