Since 1990, the Canada Masters has been the sixth of nine Masters 1000 tournaments held each year. It takes place alternately in Toronto and Montreal – in 2025, it will be the ATP Toronto Masters and will take place from July 27 to August 7.
Here you can find all the information about this year’s Toronto Masters: schedule, TV and stream broadcasts, participants and favorites, as well as the tournament winner betting odds.
ATP Toronto 2025: Date & Broadcast
Date & Schedule: When is the Toronto Masters 2025?
The tournament itself has been around since 1881. Only Wimbledon and the US Open have a longer history than the “Canada Masters.” The venue alternates between Montreal and Toronto each year. In even-numbered years, it is Montreal’s turn, and in odd-numbered years – such as 2025 – the Masters 1000 tournament is played in Toronto.
The ATP Toronto Masters 2025, officially known as the National Bank Open Presented by Rogers, will take place from July 27 to August 7.
The Canadian hard court classic will be held as usual at Sobeys Stadium.
Toronto Masters schedule 2025
- July 27/28: First round
- July 29/30: Second round
- July 31 July/August 1: Third round
- August 2/3: Round of 16
- August 4/5: Quarterfinals
- August 6: Semifinals
- August 7: Finals
The schedule for the 2025 Toronto Masters is a little different than usual. The tournament starts on Sunday and ends 12 days later on August 7 – a Thursday.
The main competition of the 2025 Toronto Masters begins with the first round matches on Sunday, July 27. Further first round matches are also scheduled for Monday (July 28).
The second and third rounds, as well as the round of 16, are scheduled for Sunday, August 3, on the 2025 Toronto Masters schedule.
The quarterfinals will be played on Monday and Tuesday (August 4 and 5), with the two semifinal matches taking place on Wednesday, August 6, according to the ATP Toronto schedule.
The final of the 2025 Toronto Masters will take place on Thursday (August 7).
ATP Toronto 2025 live broadcast on TV and stream
Tennis is mainly available live on TV in Germany and Austria on Sky. This also applies to the 2025 Toronto Masters.
The ATP Toronto 2025 broadcast on Sky will run daily on the first day of the main round (Sunday, June 27) on the Sky Sport Tennis channel.
Every day from Sunday to Sunday (August 3), the broadcast from Toronto will begin at 5:00 p.m.
On the quarter-final days on August 4 and 5, Sky’s broadcast will begin at 6:30 p.m. German time. The semi-finals on the ATP Toronto schedule will start on Sky at 8:30 p.m. CEST.
The ATP Toronto 2025 final will be broadcast live on Sky on Thursday (August 7) from 7:30 p.m. German time.
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Masters Toronto 2025 Participants: Seedings & Favorites with Betting Odds
Four top 10 players are missing from the list of Masters Toronto participants – including the number 1 and 2!
Jannik Sinner has canceled, as has Carlos Alcaraz. The top duo are not fit enough after the exertions of the past few weeks. Novak Djokovic (four-time champion at the Canada Masters and ATP No. 6) and Jack Draper (No. 5 in the world rankings) have also withdrawn due to injury.
This means that Alexander Zverev, ranked third in the world, is now number 1 on the Toronto Masters 2025 seedings list.
With four top 10 players missing – including Sinner and Alcaraz, who were in the final of the last two Grand Slam events – it is anything but easy to predict the outcome of the Masters Toronto in advance. The field is wide open. There are many favorites for the title.
Based on his ranking, Zverev is one of the ATP Toronto favorites for 2025. Germany’s best tennis player recently trained with Rafael Nadal and his uncle Toni in Mallorca.
For Zverev, the Canada Masters could be a new beginning.
However, all the other players will want to take advantage of the absence of Sinner, Alcaraz and Djokovic to win this Masters 1000 event.
With four top 10 players missing – including Sinner and Alcaraz, who were in the final of the last two Grand Slam events – a Masters Toronto prediction is anything but easy in the run-up to the tournament. The field is wide open. There are many favorites for the title.
Based on his ranking, Zverev is one of the ATP Toronto favorites for 2025. Germany’s best tennis player recently trained with Rafael Nadal and his uncle Toni in Mallorca.
For Zverev, the Canada Masters could be a new beginning.
However, all the other players will want to take advantage of the absence of Sinner, Alcaraz, and Djokovic to win this Masters 1000 event.
Toronto Masters prize money & world ranking points
The total prize money for the Masters 1000 tournament in Toronto this year is $9,193,540.
In addition to a trophy, the tournament winner will receive $1,124,380 in prize money and 1,000 world ranking points. The runner-up will receive €597,890 and 650 points for his ATP ranking.
The two remaining semi-finalists will be rewarded with 400 world ranking points and prize money of $332,160. The quarter-finals will earn 200 points for the ATP ranking and $189,075 for the bank account.
Every player who participates in the first round and is eliminated receives 10 points and €23,760 in “expense allowance.” Reaching the second round earns 30 ATP points and $35,260.
