2026 Jingshan Open ends with Harris and Shubladze winning singles titles

The 2026 Hubei Bank Jingshan Tennis Open concluded on October 4 at the Jingshan International Tennis Center central court in Jingmen, Hubei province, bringing a nine-day run of professional matches to a close, local reports show.

Four Divisions Crown Champions Across Nine Days

The tournament featured 134 professional players representing 18 countries and regions across 122 matches, combining WTA 125 and ATP 100 events. In the men’s doubles final, fourth seeds Poonacha and Escobar defeated third seeds Barrella and Stalder 7-5, 6-2. The women’s doubles title went to Brooks and Rajski, who overcame a first-set loss to defeat Lanchere and Shubladze 6-7 (5), 7-6 (1), 10-6.

Singles Titles Decided in Tight Three-Set Finals

In the men’s singles final, sixth seed Harris saved two match points before defeating qualifier Bellucci 1-6, 6-3, 7-6 (4) to claim his fourth ATP Challenger title of the season. The women’s singles final saw sixth seed Shubladze defeat top seed Maneiro 6-3, 6-2 to secure the highest-level singles title of her career. Award ceremonies took place on October 3 and October 4, with Chinese Tennis Association Vice President Jiang Hongwei and other local officials presenting trophies and prizes.

County-Level Integration of Sports and Tourism

As the only county-level co-hosted international professional tennis event in China, the Jingshan Open integrated its sports schedule with local cultural and tourism events. Organizers launched a tennis carnival and a music festival alongside the tournament, offering ticket holders discounts across local dining, lodging, and tourist attractions. The event also mobilized 74 ball kids and 120 volunteers following specialized training programs.

Future Tournaments on the Jingshan Calendar

Following the conclusion of the WTA 125 and ATP 100 events, Jingshan’s autumn sports calendar continues with upcoming competitions including the 5th World Youth Soft Tennis Championship, the China Village Tennis (Jingshan) Finals, and the 2026 China (Jingshan) Lvlin Tennis Hero Event.