Libéma Open 2023: All you need to know about this year’s WTA 250 grass-court tournament

The Libéma Open is approaching its 26th edition, featuring a lineup of formidable players. In last year's thrilling final, Ekaterina Alexandrova emerged as the champion by defeating Aryna Sabalenka.

As the defending champion and the fourth seed this year, Alexandrova will face tough competition from notable players like Victoria Azarenka, Liudmila Samsonova, Veronika Kudermetova and Bianca Andreescu.

This year’s Libéma Open unfolds at the Autotron Rosmalen in 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands.

Libéma Open 2023 Schedule

The main draw of the Libéma Open commences on June 12, featuring the opening round matches. The quarter finals are scheduled for June 16, while the semifinals will take place on June 17. Meanwhile, the final is reserved for June 18 – all tennis enthusiasts take note.

Where to Watch Libéma Open?

Tennis enthusiasts from various regions can enjoy live coverage of the Libéma Open through the following channels and sites:

• USA: Tennis Channel
• UK: Amazon Prime Video
• Australia: beIN Sports
• Canada: TSN

Libéma Open 2023 Prize Pool

The tournament offers a total prize pool of €259,303. The winner of the women's singles event will earn €29,760. She will also receive 280 ranking points. Here’s a breakdown.

Winner: €29,760 (280 ranking points)
Runner-up: €17,590 (180 ranking points)
Semifinals: €9,810 (110 ranking points)
Quarterfinals: €5,580 (60 ranking points)
Round 2: €3,410 (30 ranking points)
Round 1: €2,438 (1 ranking point)

FAQs

Who is the top seed in women’s singles at Libéma Open?
Veronika Kudermetova

Where will Libéma Open 2023 be held?
It will return to ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands.