Get all the free WTA Hamburg European betting tips, predictions and picks along with their latest odds for the 2024 edition of the tournament, a women’s clay court competition played as one of the preparatory tournaments for this year’s Olympics.
A clay court tournament played on both, the men’s and women’s circuit, the Hamburg Open is typically featured in July each year on the WTA Tour. This time around it will be hosted as a part of the tune-up tournaments for the Olympics which will be held on clay too.
While the men’s tournament kick-started in the 19th century, the WTA tournament in Hamburg began in 1982. It wasn’t held between 1984 and 1986 and on its return in 1987 it saw Steffi Graf win the singles title a whopping six times in a row.
The WTA Hamburg Open was discontinued from 2003 onward before resuming in 2021.
Incidentally, one of the most controversial incidents in the history of tennis came here when former world number one Monica Seles was stabbed a spectator in the 1993 edition of the tournament here. Seles would survive the attack and return to play tennis again.
WTA Hamburg European Open 2024 Tournament Preview
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Daily WTA Hamburg European Open 2024 Predictions
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WTA Hamburg European Open 2024 Details
Here’s a list of basic information you would need to know before betting on the WTA Hamburg European Open 2024.
Venue
Like all the previous editions of this tournament, even the 2024 Hamburg Open will be held at Am Rothenbaum in Harvestehude in Hamburg, Germany. With a capacity of over 13,000 it’s one of the bigger tennis stadiums in the world for a WTA 250 tournament.
Schedule
This year’s women’s Hamburg Open will begin on Monday, July 22 which is the week after the men’s edition of the same competition. The tournament will go on till Sunday, July 28 when the singles and doubles finals will be held.
Here’s the day by day playing schedule for the WTA Hamburg European Open this year.
- July 20 & 21: Women’s Singles Qualifiers
- July 22 & 23: Women’s Singles First Round
- July 24 & 25: Women’s Singles Second Round
- July 26: Women’s Singles Quarterfinals
- July 27: Women’s Singles Semifinals
- July 28: Women’s Singles Final
Other Tournament Details
- Surface: Outdoor clay court
- Prize Money: $265,000 (2023 value, still awaiting the final details for 2024)
Main Draw Players
We are still awaiting the player participation list for the 2024 edition of the competition. To give you a better idea of the kind of players who can be expected to feature this year on the WTA Hamburg Open, we have the list of those who played in 2023 below.
Women’s Seeded Players (from 2023)
- Donna Vekic
- Mayar Sherif
- Bernarda Pera
- Jasmine Paolini
- Julia Grabher
- Yulia Putintseva
- Arantxa Rus
- Camila Osorio
Other Renowned Unseeded Women’s Players
- Martina Trevisan
- Storm Hunter
- Kamilla Rakhimova
- Kaja Juvan
- Kaia Kanepi
- Jule Niemeier
- Maria Timofeeva
- Nadia Podoroska
Women’s Singles Wildcards
- Jule Niemeier
- Ella Siedel
- Noma Noha Akugue
Players Opting Out of the 2024 WTA Hamburg European Open
The following players will not be participating in this year’s Hamburg European Open.
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Previous WTA Hamburg European Open Winners
Women’s Singles
- 2023: Arantxa Rus
- 2022: Bernarda Pera
- 2021: Elena-Gabriela Ruse
- 2020: Not Held
- 2019: Not Held
- 2018: Not Held
- 2017: Not Held
- 2016: Not Held
- 2015: Not Held
- 2014: Not Held
- 2013: Not Held
- 2012: Not Held
- 2011: Not Held
- 2010: Not Held
What Happened in the 2023 Edition of the WTA Hamburg European Open?
In a match-up between surprise finalists, Arantxa Rus was a straight-set winner over Noma Noha Akugue to win the title. She clinched it 6-0, 7-6 (3).
By winning the final, Rus had joined the elite list of women’s tennis players in history to have won at least one WTA Tour title in her career. And by doing so at the age of 32, she had become the oldest maiden WTA champion since 1983.
Incidentally her opponent in the final, Noha Akuge, was also making her WTA main draw singles debut.
Other than Rus and defending champion Bernard Pera, none of the other seeded players got past the second round this year.
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