Chengdu Open 2025: Entry List, Schedule of play, Prize Money, Draw and Predictions

The Chengdu Open is set to take place between 17-23 September, 2025 and sees the first action post US Open as we head towards the Asian hard court swing.

A key fixture on the ATP's Asian swing, alongside stops in Hangzhou, Beijing and Shanghai, previous winners include Alexander Zverev in 2023 after a short hiatus. Other victors include Pablo Carreno Busta, Bernard Tomic, Denis Istomin and Karen Khachanov.

In 2016, Khachanov beat Albert Ramos Vinolas 6-7, 7-6, 6-3. Bernard Tomic and Pablo Carreno Busta's wins came in deciding set tie-breaks in the final. Alexander Zverev won by the same scoreline that Khachanov did in the years prior.

Juncheng Shang though made history last year as the first victor on home soil in an ATP event. Albeit Shang is currently not entered into this event in order to try and retain his title. He saw off Lorenzo Musetti 7-6, 6-1 with the Italian set to return this year. Draper leads the field alongside Lorenzo Musetti and Tallon Griekspoor. The Briton apart from the upcoming US Open has not played much this past summer and with a defence of a semi-final from the US Open he will look to accrue as many points as possible afterwards hopefully fit and ready.

Brandon Nakashima also is involved with the top eight seeds headed up by Luciano Darderi, Lorenzo Sonego, Cameron Norrie and Alexandre Muller. Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard, Sebastian Baez, Nuno Borges, Gael Monfils are also among those involved.

The star of Cincinnati, Terence Atmane is helped by his new ranking and he is now in the list alongside Quentin Halys.

Chengdu Open Entry List

Entries

Seed*	Name	Current RankingRk	Entry RankingER
1	Lorenzo Musetti	9	10
2	Luciano Darderi	30	34
3	Tallon Griekspoor	31	31
4	Brandon Nakashima	33	32
5	Cameron Norrie	34	36
6	Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard	36	39
7	Sebastian Baez	41	40
8	Lorenzo Sonego	44	35
	Zizou Bergs	46	49
	Marcos Giron	51	55
	Gael Monfils	53	50
	Jacob Fearnley	54	59
	Terence Atmane	69	69
	Quentin Halys	71	70
	Jordan Thompson	77	57
	Ethan Quinn	80	81
	Juan Manuel Cerundolo	86	85
	Christopher O'Connell	89	79
	Alexander Shevchenko	97	89
	Dino Prizmic	119	124 (NG)
	(WC)
	(WC)
	(WC)
	(LE)
	(Q)
	(Q)
	(Q)
	(Q)

Alternates

	Name	Current RankingRk	Entry RankingER
1	Jenson Brooksby	85	91
2	Botic van de Zandschulp	82	92
3	Aleksandar Vukic	95	93
4	Filip Misolic	94	95
5	Rinky Hijikata	110	96
6	Tristan Schoolkate	96	97
7	Dalibor Svrcina	100	98
8	Mackenzie McDonald	99	102
9	Nishesh Basavareddy	108	106
10	James Duckworth	105	107
11	Juncheng Shang	137	108
12	Lloyd Harris	255	108 (PR)
13	Nikoloz Basilashvili	111	109
14	Brandon Holt	114	111
15	Tristan Boyer	106	114
16	Liam Draxl	117	115
17	Chun-Hsin Tseng	120	119
18	Lukas Klein	121	120
19	Otto Virtanen	141	123
20	Alejandro Tabilo	125	126

Withdrawals

	Name	Current RankingRk	Entry RankingER
	Jack Draper	7	5
	Jaume Munar	37	46
	Alexandre Muller	38	38
	Miomir Kecmanovic	47	45
	Daniel Altmaier	50	56
	Nuno Borges	52	42

Entries

Seed*	Name	Current RankingRk	Entry RankingER
1	Quentin Halys	71	70
2	Tristan Schoolkate	96	96
3	Mackenzie McDonald	99	100
4	Shintaro Mochizuki	104	112
5	James Duckworth	105	106
6	Nikoloz Basilashvili	111	108
7	Alejandro Tabilo	125	122
8	Zachary Svajda	130	145
	Yannick Hanfmann	135	132
	Billy Harris	136	151
	Yosuke Watanuki	151	148
	Nicolai Budkov Kjaer	159	158
	Lloyd Harris	255	108 (PR)
	Stefano Napolitano	847	160 (PR)
	(WC)
	(WC)

Alternates

	Name	Current RankingRk	Entry RankingER
1	Taro Daniel	168	166
2	Bernard Tomic	164	168
3	Giulio Zeppieri	171	171 (PR)
4	August Holmgren	176	172
5	James McCabe	178	176
6	Christopher Eubanks	180	179
7	Patrick Kypson	190	189
8	Beibit Zhukayev	207	191
9	Timofey Skatov	235	192
10	Yu Hsiou Hsu	241	194
11	Rei Sakamoto	189	197
12	Sho Shimabukuro	223	198
13	Benjamin Hassan	196	200
14	Omar Jasika	198	202
15	Borna Gojo	221	209
16	Gauthier Onclin	215	213
17	Alex Bolt	229	218
18	Rio Noguchi	214	219
19	Yuta Shimizu	202	223
20	Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez	211	224

Withdrawals

	Name	Current RankingRk	Entry RankingER
	Terence Atmane	69	69
	Ethan Quinn	80	84
	Juan Manuel Cerundolo	86	88
	Christopher O'Connell	89	81
	Roman Safiullin	92	94
	Kei Nishikori	93	90
	Alexander Shevchenko	97	91
	Nicolai Budkov Kjaer	159	158 (NG)

When is the schedule confirmed for Chengdu Open?

The schedule will be confirmed after the draw is set in Chengdu with the top names usually shoehorned later in the schedule so presumably Musetti and co will be in action going into the weekend. It will be updated here when confirmed.

When is the draw confirmed for Chengdu Open?

The draw will be confirmed likely in the days leading up to the tournament usually around two days before so likely the 14th or 15th September before it begins on the 17th September.

Prize Money

No Prize Money details have been confirmed yet. Last year saw $178,195 go to the champion. While the runner-up claimed $103,950.

With the ATP Prize Money going up year after year, it is likely it will see another increase for 2025.

Predictions

Samuel Gill, Head Editor for TennisUpToDate.com sees Musetti getting back on track this next week.

It has been a bit of an arduous road for Lorenzo Musetti given that he went from having the tennis world almost at his feet to barely winning games after getting injured at Roland Garros.

But he is the kingpin in a pretty slimmed out field with Jack Draper deciding to end his season being a huge hammer blow. Luciano Darderi also can be seen as up there after winning an event last week to reach the top 30. It is a good field in regards to others like Cameron Norrie, Tallon Griekspoor and Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard.

But we can tell that it is the early Asian hard court swing with many of the big names not in action these weeks.

Favourites:

*** Lorenzo Musetti

** Luciano Darderi

* Cameron Norrie