Luxembourg Ladies Tennis Masters

Updated 2026-11-05

This is an invitational exhibition for eight WTA veterans in Luxembourg. It does not pay ranking points. The 2026 edition, the fifth, ran 13–18 Oct at Coque Arena.

The week grew out of Luxembourg’s old WTA 250 stop, which had run for 25 years, and it is organised by International Women’s Tennis Promotion. A gala during the week hands out the Jana Novotna Award. In 2026 that award went to Anne Kremer of Luxembourg. The award is attributed to the WTA final report; its two articles count as one publisher.

The purse in the 2026 preview is €110,000, with €50,000 to the champion. These are the WTA preview’s figures and are labelled as one publisher in the table below.

The eight-player field announced in the WTA preview was Angelique Kerber, Dominika Cibulkova, Yanina Wickmayer, Petra Kvitova, Tatiana Golovin, Agnieszka Radwanska, Magdalena Rybarikova and Monica Puig. Alizé Cornet was the 2025 finalist, rather than a name in that 2026 announcement. Kerber beat Wickmayer 6–4, 6–2 in the 2026 final and became the first two-time champion; the WTA report and the event organiser independently publish that result.

Earlier champions, from the same WTA write-ups: Kim Clijsters beat Martina Hingis in 2022, Anett Kontaveit beat Andrea Petkovic in 2023, Kirsten Flipkens beat Hingis in 2024, and Kerber beat Cornet in 2025. Two articles, one publisher. I label the table that way.

Where to watch depends on the rights holder that week. I link the WTA reports. I do not embed a stream. 2027 dates were not published.