The ATP Munich 2025 is the eighth 500 event of the year. The competition will take place from April 12th to 20th at the MTTC Iphitos in Munich. The BMW Open will be broadcast live daily on Sky.
Here you will find all the information about this year’s ATP tournament in Munich: TV and stream coverage, schedule, participants and favorites, as well as the tournament winners’ betting odds.
ATP Munich 2025: Date & Transfer
Date and schedule: When is the ATP Munich 2025?
The ATP Munich is the eighth 500 tournament of the year and takes place at the same time as the competition in Barcelona. This year, the BMW Open is taking place as a 500 event for the first time.
The ATP Munich is played at the MTTC Iphitos. The facility is located in the north of Munich.
The 2025 ATP Munich is scheduled to take place from April 14 to 20.
Qualification will take place on April 12 and 13 (Saturday & Sunday). The 2025 BMW Open schedule will continue with the first round matches on Monday and Tuesday.
The second round will follow on Wednesday and Thursday. The quarterfinals at the 2025 BMW Open are scheduled for Friday.
The semi-finals will take place on Saturday (April 19), with the final to be played on Sunday (April 20).
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ATP Munich 2025 broadcast live on TV and stream
Tennis live on TV is mainly available in Germany and Austria on Sky. This also applies to the BMW Open.
Sky Sport Tennis is responsible for broadcasting the 2025 BMW Open and will report live daily from the action in Munich. Coverage begins at 11:00 a.m. on the first days of the tournament through to the quarterfinals.
The two semi-finals on Saturday, April 19, will also be broadcast live at 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m.
Sky Sport Tennis will also broadcast the final live on Sunday (April 20). The Munich-based pay-TV channel will start broadcasting at 1:30 p.m.
The good news for all tennis fans: selected matches from the 2025 BMW Open will also be shown on free-to-air TV. This is possible thanks to Eurosport and ProSieben Maxx.
One match from the first and second round will be shown live on free-to-air TV on Eurosport from Monday to Thursday.
The sports channel will also show the two semi-finals and the final on Eurosport 1 with a time delay. Since Eurosport is also included in DAZN, the matches can also be seen on the sports streamer.
The ATP Munich 2025 broadcast will also be shown on Joyn and ran.de. The streaming service will show all matches on Center Court.
The two semi-final duels on Saturday and the final on Easter Sunday will also be shown on ProSieben MAXX in addition to Joyn and ran.de.
ATP Munich 2025 Participants: Seeding & Favorites with Odds
At the ATP 500 tournament in Munich in 2025, some of the best tennis players in the world will take part.
In the absence of Jannik Sinner (doping ban), Alexander Zverev, second in the ATP world rankings, is the number 1 seed at the 2025 BMW Open.
Ben Shelton, currently ranked 21st in the ATP rankings, is seeded at number 2.
Who will win the ATP Munich 2025?
Of course, Alexander Zverev is considered the top favorite – although he has not been in great form lately.
After poor performances in Acapulco, Indian Wells and Miami, Germany’s top tennis player’s crisis continued recently. At the Monte Carlo Masters, Zverev lost his first match.
Second-seeded Ben Shelton also lost in the first match in Monaco against Alejandro Davidovich Fokina. The US American had a much better run in Indian Wells, where he reached the quarterfinals.
Mensik, Auger-Aliassime, Humbert & Co.: The other title contenders
Behind the two top seeds Zverev and Shelton, there are a number of other candidates who are among the favorites ahead of the 2025 BMW Open.
This is because there have been a number of surprising winners at the ATP tournaments in recent weeks. Jack Draper won in Indian Wells, while Jakub Mensik won the Miami Open.
The Czech is also taking part in Munich after Taylor Fritz and Hubert Hurkacz pulled out at short notice, and is among the favorites.
Other players who could potentially finish well up the leaderboard include those who are high up in the seeding. These include Felix Auger-Aliassime, Ugo Humbert and Francisco Cerundolo.
Last year’s winner Jan-Lennard Struff should also be on the radar. Can he defend his title at the BMW Open 2025?
BMW Open Prize money 2025 & world ranking points
The total prize money for the ATP 500 tournament in Munich this year is 2,500,000 euros.
The tournament winner receives the trophy and 500 world ranking points, as well as prize money of €424,640. The finalist gets 330 points for the ATP ranking and €228,500.
The two remaining semi-finalists can look forward to 200 points and €121,780 in prize money.
Those who make it to the quarterfinals will receive 100 points for the ATP ranking and 62,210 euros.
Participants who reach the second round will receive 50 points and prize money of 33,210 euros. Just participating in the first round is worth 17,710 euros.
