The Mubadala DC Open professional tennis tournament continues this week at the Rock Creek Park Tennis Center in Washington, D.C., despite a series of recent player withdrawals due to injury. Notable absences include Karolína Muchová, who reached the Wimbledon final in 2026, and Jasmine Paolini, a two-time Grand Slam finalist. However, the event still features a competitive field drawn from both the ATP and WTA tours.
Fans attending the tournament can see a mix of established stars and emerging talent. The roster includes former champion Venus Williams, rising players such as Iva Jovic and Learner Tien, and leading figures like Naomi Osaka, Ben Shelton, Taylor Fritz, Tommy Paul, and local favorite Frances Tiafoe.
Organizers have also introduced several new features aimed at enhancing the spectator experience. A Tennis Channel broadcast desk has been set up on-site, offering live interviews with players. Additionally, the Front Porch fan zone allows attendees to watch matches on a large screen while enjoying live music and food and beverages from area restaurants.
The tournament commenced its qualifying rounds over the weekend, with competition underway on Saturday and Sunday. The main draw began Monday and will continue through August 2.
The event is located at 5220 16th St. NW, Rock Creek Park Tennis Center. Ticket prices start at $60 for general admission to outer courts, with individual sessions on the stadium court priced at $70.
For more details, spectators are encouraged to visit the tournament’s official website.