BOSS Open Stuttgart
ATP grass tournament in Stuttgart-North — one of the few grass tournaments on the World Tennis Tour between the French Open and Wimbledon
2026
About BOSS Open Stuttgart
BOSS Open Stuttgart — edition 2026
2026 Program — Grass Tennis in Stuttgart
The BOSS Open 2026, as an ATP 250 grass tournament, is one of the few preparation tournaments for Wimbledon and thus a mandatory stop for top players on the world tour. The announced field includes Alexander Zverev, defending champion Taylor Fritz, Matteo Berrettini, Frances Tiafoe, Tommy Paul, Jan-Lennard Struff, and Nick Kyrgios. The final main draw will be announced in early June.
Beyond the pure sports program, the tournament offers family activities — Kids Days with reduced tickets from Sunday to Tuesday, a mini-court for children, autograph sessions with the pros, and interactive stations. An Inclusion Day and sustainability initiatives round off the program.
Highlights BOSS Open Stuttgart 2026
- ATP 250 grass tournament — Wimbledon preparation stop
- Alexander Zverev, Taylor Fritz (defending champion), Berrettini, Tiafoe, Paul, Struff, Kyrgios announced
- Centre Court at the traditional TC Weissenhof Stuttgart-Nord
- Saturday qualification with free entry
- Kids Days with reduced prices (Sun–Tue)
- Inclusion Day and sustainability initiatives
Programme BOSS Open Stuttgart 2026
Weekly Structure 2026
- Saturday, June 6 — Qualification (Free entry)
- Sunday, June 7 — Qualification and first main draw matches, Kids Day
- Monday, June 8 — Main draw begins, Kids Day
- Tuesday, June 9 — Main draw, Kids Day
- Wednesday, June 10 — Main draw, Round of 16
- Thursday, June 11 — Round of 16
- Friday, June 12 — Quarterfinals
- Saturday, June 13 — Semifinals
- Sunday, June 14 — FINAL
Announced Field (Selection)
- Alexander Zverev (GER)
- Taylor Fritz (USA — defending champion)
- Matteo Berrettini (ITA)
- Frances Tiafoe (USA)
- Tommy Paul (USA)
- Jan-Lennard Struff (GER)
- Nick Kyrgios (AUS)
Final draw will be published in early June 2026 on bossopen.com.
Prices BOSS Open Stuttgart 2026
Single tickets from 11 €. Qualification on Saturday, June 6, free. Children and teenagers up to 16 years old on Kids Days (Sun–Tue) at special prices. Centre Court tickets from approx. 30 €, box seats and hospitality packages from 250 € and up, depending on the day. Advance booking online via bossopen.com.
Practical information — BOSS Open Stuttgart
Getting There
Suburban train lines U7 or U15 to Stöckach or Pragsattel, then bus 42 or walk. By car: Park & Ride recommended, Parlerstraße has limited parking. Information on travel at VVS and Deutsche Bahn on bossopen.com.
Tickets
Single tickets from 11 €. Qualification on Saturday is free. Special conditions on Kids Days (Sun–Tue) for children and teenagers up to 16 years old. Centre Court tickets, box seats, and hospitality packages depending on the day and match. Advance booking via bossopen.com.
Program Structure
- Saturday/Sunday, June 6–7, 2026 — Qualification (Sat entry free)
- Sunday–Wednesday — First-round matches and Kids Days
- Thursday/Friday — Round of 16
- Saturday, June 13 — Semifinals
- Sunday, June 14 — Final
BOSS Open Stuttgart — Top-Level Grass Tennis
The BOSS Open is one of the few ATP World Tour grass tournaments in the short season between the French Open on clay and Wimbledon. From June 6 to 14, 2026, top players will come to Stuttgart to prepare for the English grass season. For decades, the venue has been the Tennisclub Weissenhof e.V. in Stuttgart-Nord (Parlerstraße 102-110), one of the most traditional tennis clubs in Southern Germany.
The 2026 Field
For the 2026 edition, the organizer has announced the following names:
- Alexander Zverev — German world-ranked player, a long-standing pillar of the tournament
- Taylor Fritz — defending champion
- Matteo Berrettini — grass specialist, former Wimbledon finalist
- Frances Tiafoe
- Tommy Paul
- Jan-Lennard Struff — German number one
- Nick Kyrgios
The main draw will fill up during May 2026; the final bracket will be announced in early June.
Match Format and Setting
The tournament is played as an ATP 250 event on the grass courts of TC Weissenhof. The Centre Court with its stands is the main stage, supplemented by outer courts for the first-round matches and qualification. Stuttgart-Nord is a green, upscale residential area — fitting the tournament's character: not a mega-event like the Australian Open, but a focused, atmospherically intimate tennis tournament.
Kids Days and Supporting Program
Beyond the tennis itself, the BOSS Open offers a supporting program for families: Kids Days (Sunday to Tuesday) with reduced admission prices for children and teenagers up to 16 years old, autograph sessions with the pros, a mini-court for children to play on, and interactive stations. An Inclusion Day and sustainability initiatives have been part of the program for years.
Stuttgart-Nord — From Residential Area to Tennis Stage
Stuttgart-Nord is a green, middle-class residential area between Killesberg and the city center. During the tournament, tennis life for nine days is concentrated at TC Weissenhof on Parlerstraße — usually a quiet tennis facility, but in the second week of June, it becomes the center of German professional tennis.
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