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Argentina Open WTA 125 confirms entry list with five local players
Argentina Open WTA 125 confirms entry list with five local players

The Argentina Open WTA 125 tournament confirmed its entry list for the upcoming competition scheduled from November 23 to 29 at the Tenis Club Argentino in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires, featuring international competitors alongside five local players, ole.com.ar reported.

Linette and Marcinko Lead Top 100 Entries

Poland’s Magda Linette, ranked 71st in the world, and Croatia’s Petra Marcinko, ranked 88th, stand as the two main players appearing inside the top 100 of the WTA world rankings for the Buenos Aires clay-court event.

Local Standouts Lead Argentine Representation

Solana Sierra leads the national contingent as the highest-ranked Argentine on the entry list at 101st in the world. She is joined by fellow compatriots Julia Riera at 140th, Jazmín Ortenzi at 173rd, Luisina Giovannini at 199th, and Nadia Podoroska at 201st.

Champion Earns 125 Ranking Points

The tournament operates under the WTA 125 category, offering 125 ranking points to the eventual champion as players vie for professional standing toward the end of the tennis calendar. The event returns to Palermo following the 2025 edition, where Hungary’s Panna Udvardy defeated the United States player Varvara Lepchenko 6-3, 7-5 in the final to secure her second Buenos Aires trophy and become the first repeat champion in the modern history of the tournament, having won her first title at the venue in 2022.

Acceptance List Features Players from Global Rankings

The acceptance list published for the tournament features players distributed across the global rankings:

  • Magda Linette (71st)
  • Petra Marcinko (88th)
  • Solana Sierra (101st)
  • Laura Samson (116th)
  • Leyre Romero Gormaz (131st)
  • Lucia Bronzetti (132nd)
  • Guiomar Maristany Zuleta de Reales (138th)
  • Julia Riera (140th)
  • Elina Avanesyan (145th)
  • Rebeka Masarova (158th)
  • Veronika Erjavec (161st)
  • Jazmín Ortenzi (173rd)
  • Sofia Costoulas (177th)
  • Varvara Lepchenko (183rd)
  • Luisina Giovannini (199th)
  • Nadia Podoroska (201st)
  • Despina Papamichail (203rd)
  • Polona Hercog (206th)
  • Victoria Jiménez Kasintseva (211st)
  • Irene Burillo (215th)
  • Nuria Brancaccio (226th)

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