Cincinnati Open

Many tennis aficionados who traveled from outside of Ohio to watch the tournament said they want to make the most of their time in Mason.

Following a $260 million expansion that doubled the size of the tournament in 2025, officials say this year’s focus is on heightening the fan experience.

The tournament is headlined by top-ranked men's and women's players, Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka, who were both champions of last year's Cincinnati Open.

The world's biggest tennis stars, including the champions of this past weekend's Wimbledon tournament, will descend on Southwest Ohio in just a few weeks for the Cincinnati Open.

Now that the tennis tournament is staying in Mason, the event's new owner says it will return the annual tourney to its previous name.

The Mason tennis tournament made the announcement on X Tuesday morning.

On Monday and Tuesday, the flower beds will be dismantled and the plants sold to the public at Mason High School 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the Large Commons Patio next to the MHS front entrance.

The Mason tennis tournament is bringing out all the stops to wow players and fans.

Beemok Sports and Entertainment is planning to build a $400 million, 50-acre tennis complex in Charlotte, N.C., and is considering moving the two-week tennis tournament, currently held in Mason, there.

Todd Martin says there should be a decision about whether the event will stay or go shortly after the Mason tournament ends in August.