Belgium Open 2025 Set for Pepinster in November

The Belgium Open 2025, an official ETTU event, will take place from Monday, 10th November to Thursday, 13th November 2025 at the Hall Sportif du Paire in Pepinster (Verviers). The tournament will feature both U21 and senior singles competitions, with all results counting toward the European Ranking

A progressive knock-out system will be used to determine the final standings, guaranteeing approximately six singles matches per player. All matches will be played in a best-of-five games format

Key Dates and Deadlines:

  • Final entries: 6th October 2025
  • Free cancellations until: 15th October 2025

A total of 5,000 euros in prize money will be awarded:

  • Men’s and Women’s Singles: positions 1–8
  • U21 Singles: positions 1–4

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