BMW Open Munich 2026 – Draw and Live Scores

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The BMW Open by Bitpanda (ATP 500) in Munich is a staple of the European clay-court swing, known for its unique atmosphere and the traditional lederhosen awarded to the champion. This year, the home crowd is focused on Alexander Zverev, but the draw is packed with dangerous clay-court specialists and rising stars like Joao Fonseca and Ben Shelton.

This post will be updated daily with the latest match results and schedules from the Bavarian capital.

Semifinals – Schedule (April 18)

Time Player 1 Player 2 Result Status
13:30 Zverev A. (1) Cobolli F. (4) – : – Upcoming
15:00 Molcan A. Shelton B. (2) – : – Upcoming

Quarterfinals – Results (April 17)

Date / Time Player 1 Player 2 Result Status
17.04. 17:40 Shapovalov D. Molcan A. 0:2 (4:6, 4:6) Finished
17.04. 15:40 Fonseca J. Shelton B. (2) 1:2 (3:6, 6:3, 3:6) Finished
17.04. 13:00 Zverev A. (1) Cerundolo F. 2:1 (5:7, 6:0, 6:2) Finished
17.04. 11:10 Cobolli F. (4) Kopriva V. 2:0 (6:3, 6:2) Finished

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Round of 16 – Results (April 15–16)

Date Player 1 Player 2 Result Status
16.04. Shapovalov D. Marozsan F. 2:0 (7:6, 6:2) Finished
16.04. Zverev A. (1) Diallo G. 2:0 (6:1, 6:2) Finished
16.04. Altmaier D. Molcan A. 0:2 (4:6, 6:7) Finished
16.04. Van De Zandschulp B. Cerundolo F. 0:2 (3:6, 0:6) Finished
15.04. Kopriva V. Darderi L. (6) 2:1 (6:2, 4:6, 6:1) Finished
15.04. Cobolli F. (4) Bergs Z. 2:0 (6:2, 6:3) Finished
15.04. Blockx A. Shelton B. (2) 0:2 (4:6, 6:7) Finished
15.04. Rinderknech A. (7) Fonseca J. 0:2 (3:6, 2:6) Finished

Round of 32 – Results (April 13–14)

Player 1 Player 2 Result Status
Zverev A. (1) Kecmanovic M. 2:1 (6:3, 3:6, 7:6) Finished
Bergs Z. Topo M. 2:0 (6:1, 6:4) Finished
Molcan A. Bublik A. 2:0 (6:4, 6:2) Finished
Cilic M. Altmaier D. 0:2 (2:6, 3:6) Finished
Cobolli F. (4) Dedura D. 2:0 (6:4, 7:5) Finished
Engel J. Kopriva V. 1:2 (3:6, 7:5, 2:6) Finished
Griekspoor T. Shapovalov D. 1:2 (4:6, 6:3, 2:6) Finished
Tabilo A. Fonseca J. 0:2 (6:7, 3:6) Finished
Zhang Z. Darderi L. (6) 1:2 (6:7, 3:6, 1:6) Finished
Blockx A. Hanfmann Y. 2:0 (7:6, 6:2) Finished
Nava E. Shelton B. (2) 1:2 (6:7, 3:6, 3:6) Finished
Diallo G. Sachko V. 2:0 (6:1, 6:2) Finished
Nagal S. Cerundolo F. 0:2 (2:6, 2:6) Finished
Rinderknech A. (7) Michelsen A. 2:0 (6:3, 6:3) Finished
Van De Zandschulp B. Huesler M. 2:0 (7:6, 6:3) Finished
Marozsan F. Tsitsipas S. 2:1 (3:6, 7:6, 6:4) Finished

Munich Open 2026 Draw


What to Expect in Munich? (Semifinal Preview)

  • Zverev against the in-form Italian: After barely surviving a three-set drama against Cerundolo, Alexander Zverev will need to raise his game significantly. Waiting for him in the semifinals is Flavio Cobolli, who routinely eliminated Kopriva without dropping a set.
  • Clash of Styles – Shelton vs. Molcan: Ben Shelton managed to stop Joao Fonseca’s momentum and will now test his devastating serve against Alex Molcan. The Slovak is playing the tennis of his life and comes into this match following a convincing victory over Shapovalov, guaranteeing a highly entertaining tactical battle of aggression versus discipline.

BMW Open Munich 2026: Frequently Asked Questions

When and on what surface is the 2026 BMW Open played?

The tournament runs from April 13 to April 19, 2026. It is played on outdoor red clay at the MTTC Iphitos in Munich, Germany.

Who are the main favorites and top seeds at the 2026 BMW Open?

The top seed and home favorite is Alexander Zverev. Other major contenders for the title include the powerful Ben Shelton and clay-court specialist Francisco Cerundolo.

What makes the Munich tournament unique for the winner?

In addition to ATP points and prize money, the champion of the BMW Open traditionally receives a brand-new BMW car and a pair of custom-made Bavarian Lederhosen, making it one of the most unique celebrations on the tour.


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