September is underway, and tennis in Latin America is gearing up for an exciting season with Tennium at the center of the action.
In Argentina, the city of Luján will host two ITF W15 tournaments (September 14–21 and September 21–28), creating a unique opportunity for rising stars in women’s tennis. The Argentine player who earns the most points across both events will be awarded a wild card for the WTA 125 Buenos Aires qualifying draw, a prize that directly connects local development with top-level international competition.
But the action doesn’t stop there. In the coming months, the WTA 125 circuit will expand throughout the region:
• Rio Ladies Open (Brazil) – WTA 125 | October 13–19
• Engie Open by Mundotenis Tours (Chile) – WTA 125 | October 20–26
• Cali Open (Colombia) – WTA 125 | October 27–November 1
• Tucumán Open by McDonald’s (Argentina) – WTA 125 | November 3–9
• LP Open by IND (Chile) – WTA 125 | November 17–23
• IEB+ Argentina Open (Buenos Aires) – WTA 125 | November 23–30
• Quito Open (Ecuador) – WTA 125 | December 1–7
Looking ahead to 2026, the calendar will culminate with the IEB+ Argentina Open ATP 250 (February 7–15), once again bringing world-class tennis to the historic Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club.
With new opportunities in Luján, the growth of the women’s circuit across Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Argentina, and the tradition of the ATP in Buenos Aires, Tennium strengthens its role as the home of tennis in Latin America, guiding future stars towards the sport’s biggest stages.
