ATP Houston Open 2023: Preview, Where to watch, Schedule, Dates, Seeds, Prize Money, Live Streaming details

The ATP Houston Open is scheduled to take place from April 1–10 in 2023. There will be a number of top players and the most well-known names are set to be taking part in this tournament. Among the top-seeded players to be playing in this competition are Frances Tiafoe, Tommy Paul, Brandon Nakashima, John Isner, J.J. Wolf, and many more. All these players have significantly improved over the previous year and have moved up the rankings.

The top two seeds Frances Tiafoe and Tommy Paul have been in great form for the last couple of months and their start to this new year has been quite consistent. Tiafoe has played at the Dallas Open, Australian Open, the Indian Wells Masters, Miami Open, and the Mexican Open and he has performed quite nicely in all of these competitions thus making it to the semis at the Indian Wells Masters as well. Another great player Tommy Paul has been in fine touch at all his recent competitions as he continues his hunt for silverware after having it to the semis of the Australian Open and the final fo the Mexican Open in the last couple of months as well.

Other players such as John Isner, Brandon Nakashima, J.J. Wolf, and Jason Kubler are among the players who are having a great 2023 so far. And the fans expect a lot of things from these four players going further into the tournament with the champion predicted to be among these players. The draw is quite competitive because there are so many players who are currently on fire. With so many exciting games waiting to happen, this week is sure to be exciting.

Schedule and Dates

The 2023 ATP Houston Open will have five rounds of play excluding the qualifying rounds. These are the round of 32, round of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals, and finals. The main draw of the tournament is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, April 4, and conclude on Monday, April 10. Here is the round-wise schedule of the ATP 250 event.

Seeds

The tournament’s defending champion is Reilly Opelka who beat John Isner in the final of the 2022 Houston Open by 6-3, 7-6.

Prize money & points

The Houston Open’s overall prize pool for this year’s competition is $792,980. The winner will receive a check for $107,770 in addition to 250 ranking points. The prize money and point totals are broken down as follows.

Where to watch

Australia – beIN Sports

Canada – TSN

France- Eurosport

United Kingdom- Amazon Prime Video

Germany- Sky

USA – Tennis Channel

All ATP and WTA Tour level matches can be viewed on demand on the Tennis TV website and app.