The Korean Open 2025 returns to Seoul from September 13 to 21, bringing the energy of a city that thrives under the spotlight. The tournament has steadily grown into one of the WTA’s signature stops in Asia. Since its debut in 2004, the event has crowned champions as varied as Maria Sharapova, who swept to the inaugural title, Venus Williams, whose power lit up Seoul in 2007, and Caroline Wozniacki, who delivered a near-flawless performance in 2012. Over the years, fans have also witnessed the rise of stars like Karolina Plisková, Agnieszka Radwanska, and Jeļena Ostapenko, each carving their name into the tournament’s rich history.
After a pandemic interruption and a rebirth that elevated the competition from WTA 125 to 250, and now a prestigious WTA 500, the event reached new heights in 2024 when Beatriz Haddad Maia rallied past Daria Kasatkina in a thrilling final. With Seoul’s neon-lit streets buzzing and the draw stacked with world-class talent, the 2025 edition promises to add another dramatic chapter to this tournament that has long blended history, resilience, and the joy of women’s tennis.
Korea Open 2025 Final Result & Stats
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Korea Open 2025 Semi-Finals Results & Stats
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Korea Open 2025 Quarter-final Results & Stats
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Korea Open 2025 Round of 16 Results
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Korea Open 2025 Round of 32 Results
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Korea Open 2025 Round of 64 Results
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Korea Open 2025 Qualifications – Finals
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Korea Open 2025 Qualifications – Semi-finals
Chang H. (Usa) – Volynets K. (Usa)
Gracheva V. (Fra) – Prozorova T. (Wrl)
Wang Y. (Chn) – McNally C. (Usa)
Jang S. J. (Kor) – Gibson T. (Aus)
Lamens S. (Ned) – Lee E. (Kor)
Siniakova K. (Cze) – Sharma A. (Aus)
Jeong B. (Kor) – Fruhvirtova L. (Cze)
Parks A. (Usa) – Paquet C. (Fra)
Ponchet J. (Fra) – Carle M. L. (Arg)
Zakharova A. (Wrl) – Jang G. (Kor)
Blinkova A. (Wrl) – Okamura K. (Jpn)
Hontama M. (Jpn) – Seidel E. (Ger)