News | Atlanta Open Tennis

Opening Ceremonies and Military Night open main draw

BB&T Atlanta Open dedicated the opening day of the tournament to those who serve our country. Read More

Querrey scores main draw win in Atlanta debut

Main draw play opened up Monday afternoon with Sam Querrey defeating good friend and fellow American Steve Johnson in Querrey's BB&T Atlanta Open debut. Read More

Sunday play after rain delay

Round 2 of the qualifying rounds are in the books. Check out who rose to the occasion. Read More

Opening Night Preview

Monday night main draw play will be officially underway and will feature several intriguing match-ups. Read More

Action packed Sunday in BB&T Atlanta Open qualifying

Jul 20, 2014 06:23 PM

Before the rain delay, the second round of qualifying was nothing short of exciting. Read More

'Appreciative' Tiafoe wins in ATP World Tour debut

As the Saturday morning rain tapered off, blue skies greeted a 16-year old American, making his ATP World Tour debut at the BB&T Atlanta Open. Read More

A nearly four-hour rain delay didn't dampen the spirits of tennis fans and the players as the 2014 BB&T Atlanta Open got underway on Saturday at Atlantic Station, with eight singles qualifying matches. Read More

Wimbledon champs to play doubles in Atlanta

Wimbledon doubles champs American Jack Sock and Canadian Vasek Pospisil are scheduled to partner in the BB&T Atlanta Open doubles draw. Querrey and Johnson, Alabama teammmates, and Skupski brothers are also playing. Read More

Wild Cards Headline First Day of Qualifying

Jul 18, 2014 11:25 PM

Georgia Tech’s Nathan Rakitt will headline the four wild cards to pay front and center on Stadium Court Saturday in the first day of qualifying in the BB&T Atlanta Open. Read More

Ryan Harrison and Robby Ginepri accept final wild card spots

Jul 15, 2014 01:36 PM

Robby Ginepri and American Ryan Harrison have accepted the final two wild cards into the BB&T Atlanta Open main draw, Tournament Director and Chief Development Officer Eddie Gonzalez announced today. Read More