Tennis Sensation Ajla Tomljanović Joins American Stars Jessica Pegula and Madison Keys as a First-time ATX Open Headliner

A three-time Grand Slam Quarterfinalist, Tomljanović will compete in the 2025 ATX Open

AUSTIN, Texas – Ajla Tomljanović, a three-time Grand Slam quarterfinalist—who is a fan favorite of Netflix’s Break Point—has officially added the ATX Open to her 2025 schedule, joining Jessica Pegula and Madison Keys as the third player set to make her ATX Open debut in February 2025.

Born in Croatia, Tomljanović, who plays under the Australian flag, is a 5-time finalist on the Hologic WTA Tour. In 2022, she garnered significant attention by reaching the quarterfinals at both Wimbledon and the US Open, achieving a career-high end-of-season ranking of World No. 33.

After battling multiple injuries throughout 2023 and early 2024, Tomljanović made a remarkable comeback this October, capturing her second-career WTA 125 title in Hong Kong and re-entering the top 100 of the PIF WTA World Rankings.

Tomljanović, Pegula, and Keys will headline the 32-player singles field at the Hologic WTA Tour tournament set for February 22-March 2 at Austin’s Westwood Country Club.

In announcing her 2025 ATX Open commitment, Tomljanović said, “It is an honor to be involved in a tournament that has become a player favorite. And to be able to play in Austin, one of the cities I most love, makes it even more special. I can’t wait to hit the courts there early next year.”

ATX Open Tournament Director Christo Van Rensburg added, “Ajla has captured the tennis-loving world’s attention. She is a fierce competitor and a student of the game. She brings joy to the court and her dynamic playing style is going to win over a lot of fans at the ATX Open. She has made it clear how much she loves Austin, and we are thrilled to welcome her participation in one of our city’s greatest sporting events.”

Tickets for the 2025 ATX Open are on sale now. The third edition of Austin’s premier professional tennis tournament is excited to announce a collection of new ticket offers for the highly anticipated 2025 event including general admission seating and discounted tickets for juniors (14 + under).

New ticket packages featuring a host of benefits and preferred pricing are also being offered for the 2025 event to serve tennis fans who wish to attend across multiple days.

• General admission tickets – Starting at just $20, general admission tickets are available Monday – Thursday (Sessions 1 – 8) and include access to the tournament grounds and unreserved seating at Center Court and Grandstand Court on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Discounted junior tickets (14 & under) – Are available Monday – Thursday (Sessions 1 – 8) for just $5 and include access to the tournament grounds and unreserved general admission seating at Center Court and Grandstand Court on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Duration ticket packages – Include tickets to all twelve (12) sessions, the same Center Court seat for every session, a discount over single session tickets, hospitality access, 2026 renewal rights and other great benefits.
• Championship weekend and opening round ticket packages – Multi-day packages that provide a price savings over individual single session tickets, the same Center Court seat for every session, 2026 renewal rights, plus other benefits.
• Daily doubles – Purchase same-day, day and night session tickets for a 10% discount.

Fan-friendly pricing has been implemented across nearly all ticket types for the 2025 tournament with opportunities to attend weekday sessions for as little as $35 and Sunday’s finals for just $60.

The tournament is also debuting its much-anticipated Players’ Party, to be hosted on Saturday, February 22, during qualifying weekend. Hosted in the ATX Open Cadillac Club, the event promises fun prizes, delicious food and drink, live music, special player appearances, and the stage-setting draw ceremony. Interested guests should keep an eye out for more information beginning the week of December 9. Go to ATXOpen.com to learn more.

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