Brisbane ATP 2026: Tennis Tournament Details | Wikipedia

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Men’s tennis tournament

The edition masculine 2026 from tournament tennis of Brisbane takes place from January 5 to January 11, on outdoor hard courts. It belongs to the ATP 250 category.

This article discusses the men’s tournament, for the women’s edition see Brisbane Tennis Tournament (WTA 2026).

For a more general article, see Brisbane Tennis Tournament.

Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in late February 2022, international tennis governing bodies are allowing players from Russia and Belarus to compete in tournaments, but not under their country’s flag, until further notice.

In simple
Result Prime Points
Victoire 95 340 $ 250
Finale 55 665 $ 165
1/2 finale 32 800 $ 100
1/4 final 18 700 $ 50
2e tour (1/8) 11 000 $ 25
1is tour (1/16) 6 640 $ 0
In duplicate
Result Prime* Points
Victoire 34 600 $ 250
Finale 18 000 $ 150
1/2 finale 9 500 $ 90
1/4 final 5 310 $ 45
2e tour (1/8) 2 900 $ 20
1is tour (1/16) 1 620 $ 0
* bonus per team

NB: For the top seeds exempt from 1is round, an elimination 2e round does not earn any ATP points.

Top seeds
No Player Result Ultimate adversary
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Qualified
No Player Result Ultimate adversary
1
2
3
4
5
6
1is tour 3e tour 1/2 finale
2e tour 1/4 final
1is tour 3e tour 1/2 finale
2e tour 1/4 final
Top seeds
No Team Result Ultimate adversaries
1
2
3
4
Invitations (wild cards)
No Team Result Ultimate adversaries
1
2
1is tour 1/4 final Finale
1/2 finale


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