API Reference

Tournaments & Draws

The Tournaments module provides tournament metadata, season history, past champions, results, and a full year calendar for men's and women's events.

Tournament edition IDs

A tournament edition ID identifies one edition of an event, such as Wimbledon 2025. Find it in tournament calendar or match responses. Use an edition ID to select the exact draw; names can match more than one edition in a year. Each endpoint lists the identifiers it accepts.

Past champions path

Core past champions is /tournament/past-champions/{season_id}. The original misspelled path /tournament/past-champtions/{season_id} keeps working.

Tournament levels (rankId vs tier)

rankId is the integer from GET /ranking. Grand Slam is 4. Challenger/ITF > $10K is 1. ATP 250 and ATP 500 both use rankId 2 (Main tour); the calendar tier string is the marketing label. Use filter=TourRank:4 for slams — not TourRank:1.

Year calendar primary home

The year tournament calendar is documented under Tours Calendar (Men & Women). This page covers draws, info, seasons, past champions, and results for a season ID.

Endpoint Summary

GET/tennis/v2/{atp|wta}/tournament/calendar/{year}

GET/tennis/v2/calendar/active

GET/tennis/v2/{atp|wta}/tournament/info/{season_id}

GET/tennis/v2/{atp|wta}/tournament/seasons/{season_id}

GET/tennis/v2/{atp|wta}/tournament/past-champions/{season_id}

GET/tennis/v2/{atp|wta}/tournament/results/{season_id}

GET/tennis/v2/tournament/{atp|wta}/{name}/{year}/draws

Tournament Details by Season ID

GET/tennis/v2/{atp|wta}/tournament/info/{season_id}

This example uses atp. Use wta for the women's dataset.Returns details for one tournament season ID (the selected tournament edition). Prize-money breakdown is added with include=singlesPrize.

Path Parameter

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
`atp\|wta`	Yes	string	Dataset to query. `atp` = men's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, ATP Tour, Challengers and ITF. `wta` = women's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, WTA Tour and ITF. There is no separate `itf` value.
`season_id`	Yes	number	Tournament season ID (≥ 1). Non-numeric or zero IDs return `400 Bad Request`. An ID that does not exist returns `200` with an empty result.

Query Parameter

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
`include`	No	string	Comma-separated extras to load. `court`, `rank`, and `country` are always included by default. Additional available options: `rating` — ranking points per round (winner, finalist, SF, QF, R16, R32, R64, qualifying) `singlesPrize` — USD prize money per round (ATP only) Example: `include=rating,singlesPrize`

Example Request: CURL

curl --request GET \
	--url 'https://tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com/tennis/v2/atp/tournament/info/21317?include=singlesPrize' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Host: tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Key: YOUR_RAPIDAPI_KEY'

Response Properties

Field	Type	Description
`id`	integer	Season ID for the selected tournament edition. Use it on /tournament/info/{season_id}.
`name`	string	Tournament name. URL-encode this exact string on advanced draw/seed routes.
`date`	string	Start date as ISO-8601.
`tier / rankId`	string	tier is the display label (e.g. ATP 250). rankId is the integer from GET /ranking — Grand Slam is 4, not 1.
`court / courtId`	object	Surface object (id, name) and its ID.
`round`	object	Tournament level object (id, name), e.g. Grand Slam, Masters 1000.
`country`	object	Host country: acronym (3-letter code) and name.
`link`	integer	Tournament link ID shared across editions (the event, not the season).
`singlesPrize`	object	USD prize money per round when include=singlesPrize (ATP).
`data`	object	Response payload: the list or object documented in the rows below.
`data.id`	number	Numeric ID of this item (see the parent object: match, player, tournament, live event, …).
`data.name`	string	Display name.
`data.courtId`	number	Numeric court-surface ID (see GET /tennis/v2/court): 1 Hard, 2 Clay, 3 Indoor hard, 5 Grass, …
`data.date`	string	Date/time as ISO-8601 UTC. On match rows this is the scheduled or played start; on tournaments, the start date.
`data.rankId`	number	Tournament level ID (TourRank, see GET /tennis/v2/ranking): 0 ITF $10K, 1 Challenger/ITF > $10K, 2 Main tour, 3 Masters, 4 Grand Slam, 5 Davis/Fed Cup, 7 Tour finals, …
`data.tier`	string	Tournament tier/series label, or null.
`data.link`	number	ID of the previous edition of the same tournament (used to chain seasons), or null.
`data.court`	object	Court surface: { id, name }.
`data.court.id`	number	Court-surface ID.
`data.court.name`	string	Court-surface name, e.g. Hard, Clay, Grass, I.hard.
`data.round`	object	Round: { id, name }.
`data.round.id`	number	Round ID.
`data.round.name`	string	Round label, e.g. "1/4", "Final".
`data.country`	object	Country: { name, acronym }.
`data.country.acronym`	string	Three-letter country code.
`data.country.name`	string	Country name.
`data.singlesPrize`	object	Singles prize money per finishing round, in the tournament's currency (numbers; null when unknown).
`data.singlesPrize.winner`	number	Prize (or points) for the champion.
`data.singlesPrize.finalist`	number	Prize (or points) for the runner-up.
`data.singlesPrize.semiFinalist`	number	Prize (or points) for losing in the semifinal.
`data.singlesPrize.quarterFinalist`	number	Prize (or points) for losing in the quarterfinal.
`data.singlesPrize.fourth`	number	Prize (or points) for losing in the fourth round.
`data.singlesPrize.third`	number	Prize (or points) for losing in the third round.
`data.singlesPrize.second`	number	Prize (or points) for losing in the second round.
`data.singlesPrize.first`	number	Prize (or points) for losing in the first round.
`data.singlesPrize.qualifying`	number	Points and prize for qualifying into the main draw.
`data.singlesPrize.qualifyingSecond`	number	Prize (or points) for losing in the second qualifying round.
`data.singlesPrize.preQualifying`	number	Prize (or points) for losing in pre-qualifying.

Tournament Seasons

GET/tennis/v2/{atp|wta}/tournament/seasons/{season_id}

This example uses atp. Use wta for the women's dataset.Returns all yearly editions (seasons) of the same tournament event.

Path Parameter

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
`atp\|wta`	Yes	string	Dataset to query. `atp` = men's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, ATP Tour, Challengers and ITF. `wta` = women's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, WTA Tour and ITF. There is no separate `itf` value.
`season_id`	Yes	number	Tournament season ID (≥ 1). Non-numeric or zero IDs return `400 Bad Request`. An ID that does not exist returns `200` with an empty result.

Example Request: CURL

curl --request GET \
	--url 'https://tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com/tennis/v2/atp/tournament/seasons/21317' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Host: tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Key: YOUR_RAPIDAPI_KEY'

Response Properties

Field	Type	Description
`data`	array	Response payload: the list or object documented in the rows below.
`data[]`	object	One item of `data`; its fields are listed below.
`data[].id`	number	Numeric ID of this item (see the parent object: match, player, tournament, live event, …).
`data[].name`	string	Display name.
`data[].date`	string	Date/time as ISO-8601 UTC. On match rows this is the scheduled or played start; on tournaments, the start date.

Past Champions by Season ID

GET/tennis/v2/{atp|wta}/tournament/past-champions/{season_id}

This example uses atp. Use wta for the women's dataset.Returns a list of past winners (champions) for a recurring tournament.

Old spelling still works

The original misspelled path /tournament/past-champtions/{season_id} keeps working for existing integrations; both return the same response.

Path Parameter

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
`atp\|wta`	Yes	string	Dataset to query. `atp` = men's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, ATP Tour, Challengers and ITF. `wta` = women's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, WTA Tour and ITF. There is no separate `itf` value.
`season_id`	Yes	number	Tournament season ID (≥ 1). Non-numeric or zero IDs return `400 Bad Request`. An ID that does not exist returns `200` with an empty result.

Example Request: CURL

curl --request GET \
	--url 'https://tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com/tennis/v2/atp/tournament/past-champions/21317' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Host: tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Key: YOUR_RAPIDAPI_KEY'

Response Properties

Shared objects in this response (defined once in Reusable response schemas): Player · Tournament.

Field	Type	Description
`data`	object	Response payload: the list or object documented in the rows below.
`data.singles`	array	Singles main-draw result rows.
`data.singles[]`	object	One item of `data.singles`; its fields are listed below.
`data.singles[].id`	string	Numeric ID of this item (see the parent object: match, player, tournament, live event, …).
`data.singles[].matchId`	string	Match ID (same value as id on core match rows).
`data.singles[].date`	string	Date/time as ISO-8601 UTC. On match rows this is the scheduled or played start; on tournaments, the start date.
`data.singles[].roundId`	number	Numeric round ID (see GET /tennis/v2/round): e.g. 4 = First, 5 = Second, 9 = 1/4, 10 = 1/2, 12 = Final; 0–3 are qualifying rounds.
`data.singles[].player1Id`	number	Numeric ID of player 1.
`data.singles[].player2Id`	number	Numeric ID of player 2.
`data.singles[].tournamentId`	number	Numeric tournament season ID (one edition of an event).
`data.singles[].match_winner`	number	Player ID of the match winner.
`data.singles[].result`	string	Score string, e.g. "6-3 6-4"; empty string until the match is played.
`data.singles[].result_type`	string	How the match ended: completed, retired, walkover or default.
`data.singles[].best_of`	string	Best-of sets: "3" or "5". Stored for older matches, otherwise read from the score; null when the score does not show it (retirement, default, walkover).
`data.singles[].odd1`	string	One stored pre-match price for player 1 (one bookmaker only), often null. Use oddsAvailable / links.odds for the full archived odds.
`data.singles[].odd2`	string	Pre-match/closing odds retained for player 2, or null when not available.
`data.singles[].player1`	object	Player 1 (first-listed player). On completed archive rows (results, match history, H2H) player1 is the winner; live-service responses (point-by-point, statistics) keep the live feed's order, so map sides by name or ID there.
`data.singles[].player1.id`	number	Player 1 ID.
`data.singles[].player1.name`	string	Player 1 name.
`data.singles[].player1.countryAcr`	string	Player 1 country code.
`data.singles[].player2`	object	Player 2 (second-listed player). On completed archive rows player2 is the loser; live-service responses keep the live feed's order.
`data.singles[].player2.id`	number	Player 2 ID.
`data.singles[].player2.name`	string	Player 2 name.
`data.singles[].player2.countryAcr`	string	Player 2 country code.
`data.singles[].tournament`	object	Tournament object (id, name, date, level, surface, country, …).
`data.singles[].tournament.id`	number	Tournament season ID.
`data.singles[].tournament.name`	string	Tournament name.
`data.singles[].tournament.courtId`	number	Numeric court-surface ID (see GET /tennis/v2/court): 1 Hard, 2 Clay, 3 Indoor hard, 5 Grass, …
`data.singles[].tournament.date`	string	Tournament start date (ISO-8601 UTC).
`data.singles[].tournament.rankId`	number	Tournament level ID (TourRank, see GET /tennis/v2/ranking): 0 ITF $10K, 1 Challenger/ITF > $10K, 2 Main tour, 3 Masters, 4 Grand Slam, 5 Davis/Fed Cup, 7 Tour finals, …
`data.singles[].tournament.countryAcr`	string	Three-letter country code of the tournament.
`data.singles[].tournament.prize`	string	Prize money as shown by the source, e.g. "$48.9M" (string), or null.
`data.doubles`	array	Doubles main-draw result rows.
`data.doubles[]`	object	One item of `data.doubles`; its fields are listed below.
`data.doubles[].id`	string	Numeric ID of this item (see the parent object: match, player, tournament, live event, …).
`data.doubles[].matchId`	string	Match ID (same value as id on core match rows).
`data.doubles[].date`	string	Date/time as ISO-8601 UTC. On match rows this is the scheduled or played start; on tournaments, the start date.
`data.doubles[].roundId`	number	Numeric round ID (see GET /tennis/v2/round): e.g. 4 = First, 5 = Second, 9 = 1/4, 10 = 1/2, 12 = Final; 0–3 are qualifying rounds.
`data.doubles[].player1Id`	number	Numeric ID of player 1.
`data.doubles[].player2Id`	number	Numeric ID of player 2.
`data.doubles[].tournamentId`	number	Numeric tournament season ID (one edition of an event).
`data.doubles[].match_winner`	number	Player ID of the match winner.
`data.doubles[].result`	string	Score string, e.g. "6-3 6-4"; empty string until the match is played.
`data.doubles[].result_type`	string	How the match ended: completed, retired, walkover or default.
`data.doubles[].best_of`	string	Best-of sets: "3" or "5". Stored for older matches, otherwise read from the score; null when the score does not show it (retirement, default, walkover).
`data.doubles[].odd1`	string	One stored pre-match price for player 1 (one bookmaker only), often null. Use oddsAvailable / links.odds for the full archived odds.
`data.doubles[].odd2`	string	Pre-match/closing odds retained for player 2, or null when not available.
`data.doubles[].player1`	object	Player 1 (first-listed player). On completed archive rows (results, match history, H2H) player1 is the winner; live-service responses (point-by-point, statistics) keep the live feed's order, so map sides by name or ID there.
`data.doubles[].player1.id`	number	Player 1 ID.
`data.doubles[].player1.name`	string	Player 1 name.
`data.doubles[].player1.countryAcr`	string	Player 1 country code.
`data.doubles[].player2`	object	Player 2 (second-listed player). On completed archive rows player2 is the loser; live-service responses keep the live feed's order.
`data.doubles[].player2.id`	number	Player 2 ID.
`data.doubles[].player2.name`	string	Player 2 name.
`data.doubles[].player2.countryAcr`	string	Player 2 country code.
`data.doubles[].tournament`	object	Tournament object (id, name, date, level, surface, country, …).
`data.doubles[].tournament.id`	number	Tournament season ID.
`data.doubles[].tournament.name`	string	Tournament name.
`data.doubles[].tournament.courtId`	number	Numeric court-surface ID (see GET /tennis/v2/court): 1 Hard, 2 Clay, 3 Indoor hard, 5 Grass, …
`data.doubles[].tournament.date`	string	Tournament start date (ISO-8601 UTC).
`data.doubles[].tournament.rankId`	number	Tournament level ID (TourRank, see GET /tennis/v2/ranking): 0 ITF $10K, 1 Challenger/ITF > $10K, 2 Main tour, 3 Masters, 4 Grand Slam, 5 Davis/Fed Cup, 7 Tour finals, …
`data.doubles[].tournament.countryAcr`	string	Three-letter country code of the tournament.
`data.doubles[].tournament.prize`	string	Prize money as shown by the source, e.g. "$48.9M" (string), or null.

Tournament Results

GET/tennis/v2/{atp|wta}/tournament/results/{season_id}

This example uses atp. Use wta for the women's dataset.Returns the full match results draw for a tournament season.

Path Parameter

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
`atp\|wta`	Yes	string	Dataset to query. `atp` = men's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, ATP Tour, Challengers and ITF. `wta` = women's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, WTA Tour and ITF. There is no separate `itf` value.
`season_id`	Yes	number	Tournament season ID (≥ 1). Non-numeric or zero IDs return `400 Bad Request`. An ID that does not exist returns `200` with an empty result.

Example Request: CURL

curl --request GET \
	--url 'https://tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com/tennis/v2/atp/tournament/results/21317' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Host: tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Key: YOUR_RAPIDAPI_KEY'

Results are from the historical Game archive — player1 is always the winner, player2 is the loser. The result field contains the score string (set scores, e.g. "6-3 6-2 6-4"). For ITF $10K and Challenger/ITF > $10K editions from 2005–2015, every match carries the tournament start date in date (no per-match date is available); order those by roundId.

Response Properties

Shared objects in this response (defined once in Reusable response schemas): Player · Tournament.

Field	Type	Description
`data`	object	Response payload: the list or object documented in the rows below.
`data.singles`	array	Singles main-draw result rows.
`data.singles[]`	object	One item of `data.singles`; its fields are listed below.
`data.singles[].id`	string	Numeric ID of this item (see the parent object: match, player, tournament, live event, …).
`data.singles[].matchId`	string	Match ID (same value as id on core match rows).
`data.singles[].date`	string	Date/time as ISO-8601 UTC. On match rows this is the scheduled or played start; on tournaments, the start date.
`data.singles[].roundId`	number	Numeric round ID (see GET /tennis/v2/round): e.g. 4 = First, 5 = Second, 9 = 1/4, 10 = 1/2, 12 = Final; 0–3 are qualifying rounds.
`data.singles[].player1Id`	number	Numeric ID of player 1.
`data.singles[].player2Id`	number	Numeric ID of player 2.
`data.singles[].tournamentId`	number	Numeric tournament season ID (one edition of an event).
`data.singles[].match_winner`	number	Player ID of the match winner.
`data.singles[].result`	string	Score string, e.g. "6-3 6-4"; empty string until the match is played.
`data.singles[].result_type`	string	How the match ended: completed, retired, walkover or default.
`data.singles[].best_of`	string	Best-of sets: "3" or "5". Stored for older matches, otherwise read from the score; null when the score does not show it (retirement, default, walkover).
`data.singles[].odd1`	string	One stored pre-match price for player 1 (one bookmaker only), often null. Use oddsAvailable / links.odds for the full archived odds.
`data.singles[].odd2`	string	Pre-match/closing odds retained for player 2, or null when not available.
`data.singles[].player1`	object	Player 1 (first-listed player). On completed archive rows (results, match history, H2H) player1 is the winner; live-service responses (point-by-point, statistics) keep the live feed's order, so map sides by name or ID there.
`data.singles[].player1.id`	number	Player 1 ID.
`data.singles[].player1.name`	string	Player 1 name.
`data.singles[].player1.countryAcr`	string	Player 1 country code.
`data.singles[].player2`	object	Player 2 (second-listed player). On completed archive rows player2 is the loser; live-service responses keep the live feed's order.
`data.singles[].player2.id`	number	Player 2 ID.
`data.singles[].player2.name`	string	Player 2 name.
`data.singles[].player2.countryAcr`	string	Player 2 country code.
`data.singles[].tournament`	object	Tournament object (id, name, date, level, surface, country, …).
`data.singles[].tournament.id`	number	Tournament season ID.
`data.singles[].tournament.name`	string	Tournament name.
`data.singles[].tournament.courtId`	number	Numeric court-surface ID (see GET /tennis/v2/court): 1 Hard, 2 Clay, 3 Indoor hard, 5 Grass, …
`data.singles[].tournament.date`	string	Tournament start date (ISO-8601 UTC).
`data.singles[].tournament.rankId`	number	Tournament level ID (TourRank, see GET /tennis/v2/ranking): 0 ITF $10K, 1 Challenger/ITF > $10K, 2 Main tour, 3 Masters, 4 Grand Slam, 5 Davis/Fed Cup, 7 Tour finals, …
`data.singles[].tournament.countryAcr`	string	Three-letter country code of the tournament.
`data.doubles`	array	Doubles main-draw result rows.
`data.doubles[]`	object	One item of `data.doubles`; its fields are listed below.
`data.doubles[].id`	string	Numeric ID of this item (see the parent object: match, player, tournament, live event, …).
`data.doubles[].matchId`	string	Match ID (same value as id on core match rows).
`data.doubles[].date`	string	Date/time as ISO-8601 UTC. On match rows this is the scheduled or played start; on tournaments, the start date.
`data.doubles[].roundId`	number	Numeric round ID (see GET /tennis/v2/round): e.g. 4 = First, 5 = Second, 9 = 1/4, 10 = 1/2, 12 = Final; 0–3 are qualifying rounds.
`data.doubles[].player1Id`	number	Numeric ID of player 1.
`data.doubles[].player2Id`	number	Numeric ID of player 2.
`data.doubles[].tournamentId`	number	Numeric tournament season ID (one edition of an event).
`data.doubles[].match_winner`	number	Player ID of the match winner.
`data.doubles[].result`	string	Score string, e.g. "6-3 6-4"; empty string until the match is played.
`data.doubles[].result_type`	string	How the match ended: completed, retired, walkover or default.
`data.doubles[].best_of`	string	Best-of sets: "3" or "5". Stored for older matches, otherwise read from the score; null when the score does not show it (retirement, default, walkover).
`data.doubles[].odd1`	string	One stored pre-match price for player 1 (one bookmaker only), often null. Use oddsAvailable / links.odds for the full archived odds.
`data.doubles[].odd2`	string	Pre-match/closing odds retained for player 2, or null when not available.
`data.doubles[].player1`	object	Player 1 (first-listed player). On completed archive rows (results, match history, H2H) player1 is the winner; live-service responses (point-by-point, statistics) keep the live feed's order, so map sides by name or ID there.
`data.doubles[].player1.id`	number	Player 1 ID.
`data.doubles[].player1.name`	string	Player 1 name.
`data.doubles[].player1.countryAcr`	string	Player 1 country code.
`data.doubles[].player2`	object	Player 2 (second-listed player). On completed archive rows player2 is the loser; live-service responses keep the live feed's order.
`data.doubles[].player2.id`	number	Player 2 ID.
`data.doubles[].player2.name`	string	Player 2 name.
`data.doubles[].player2.countryAcr`	string	Player 2 country code.
`data.doubles[].tournament`	object	Tournament object (id, name, date, level, surface, country, …).
`data.doubles[].tournament.id`	number	Tournament season ID.
`data.doubles[].tournament.name`	string	Tournament name.
`data.doubles[].tournament.courtId`	number	Numeric court-surface ID (see GET /tennis/v2/court): 1 Hard, 2 Clay, 3 Indoor hard, 5 Grass, …
`data.doubles[].tournament.date`	string	Tournament start date (ISO-8601 UTC).
`data.doubles[].tournament.rankId`	number	Tournament level ID (TourRank, see GET /tennis/v2/ranking): 0 ITF $10K, 1 Challenger/ITF > $10K, 2 Main tour, 3 Masters, 4 Grand Slam, 5 Davis/Fed Cup, 7 Tour finals, …
`data.doubles[].tournament.countryAcr`	string	Three-letter country code of the tournament.
`data.qualifying`	array	Singles qualifying result rows.
`data.qualifying[]`	object	One item of `data.qualifying`; its fields are listed below.
`data.qualifying[].id`	string	Numeric ID of this item (see the parent object: match, player, tournament, live event, …).
`data.qualifying[].matchId`	string	Match ID (same value as id on core match rows).
`data.qualifying[].date`	string	Date/time as ISO-8601 UTC. On match rows this is the scheduled or played start; on tournaments, the start date.
`data.qualifying[].roundId`	number	Numeric round ID (see GET /tennis/v2/round): e.g. 4 = First, 5 = Second, 9 = 1/4, 10 = 1/2, 12 = Final; 0–3 are qualifying rounds.
`data.qualifying[].player1Id`	number	Numeric ID of player 1.
`data.qualifying[].player2Id`	number	Numeric ID of player 2.
`data.qualifying[].tournamentId`	number	Numeric tournament season ID (one edition of an event).
`data.qualifying[].match_winner`	number	Player ID of the match winner.
`data.qualifying[].result`	string	Score string, e.g. "6-3 6-4"; empty string until the match is played.
`data.qualifying[].result_type`	string	How the match ended: completed, retired, walkover or default.
`data.qualifying[].best_of`	string	Best-of sets: "3" or "5". Stored for older matches, otherwise read from the score; null when the score does not show it (retirement, default, walkover).
`data.qualifying[].odd1`	string	One stored pre-match price for player 1 (one bookmaker only), often null. Use oddsAvailable / links.odds for the full archived odds.
`data.qualifying[].odd2`	string	Pre-match/closing odds retained for player 2, or null when not available.
`data.qualifying[].player1`	object	Player 1 (first-listed player). On completed archive rows (results, match history, H2H) player1 is the winner; live-service responses (point-by-point, statistics) keep the live feed's order, so map sides by name or ID there.
`data.qualifying[].player1.id`	number	Player 1 ID.
`data.qualifying[].player1.name`	string	Player 1 name.
`data.qualifying[].player1.countryAcr`	string	Player 1 country code.
`data.qualifying[].player2`	object	Player 2 (second-listed player). On completed archive rows player2 is the loser; live-service responses keep the live feed's order.
`data.qualifying[].player2.id`	number	Player 2 ID.
`data.qualifying[].player2.name`	string	Player 2 name.
`data.qualifying[].player2.countryAcr`	string	Player 2 country code.
`data.qualifying[].tournament`	object	Tournament object (id, name, date, level, surface, country, …).
`data.qualifying[].tournament.id`	number	Tournament season ID.
`data.qualifying[].tournament.name`	string	Tournament name.
`data.qualifying[].tournament.courtId`	number	Numeric court-surface ID (see GET /tennis/v2/court): 1 Hard, 2 Clay, 3 Indoor hard, 5 Grass, …
`data.qualifying[].tournament.date`	string	Tournament start date (ISO-8601 UTC).
`data.qualifying[].tournament.rankId`	number	Tournament level ID (TourRank, see GET /tennis/v2/ranking): 0 ITF $10K, 1 Challenger/ITF > $10K, 2 Main tour, 3 Masters, 4 Grand Slam, 5 Davis/Fed Cup, 7 Tour finals, …
`data.qualifying[].tournament.countryAcr`	string	Three-letter country code of the tournament.
`data.doublesQualifying`	array	Doubles qualifying result rows.

More tournament endpoints

These add data the core tournament routes above do not have, such as draws, seeds and ranking points.

Tournament Available Years

GET/tennis/v2/tournament/{atp|wta}/{tournament}

This example uses atp. Use wta for the women's dataset.Returns all available years for which historical data exists for a specific tournament.

Path Parameter

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
`atp\|wta`	Yes	string	Dataset to query. `atp` = men's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, ATP Tour, Challengers and ITF. `wta` = women's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, WTA Tour and ITF. There is no separate `itf` value.
`tournament`	Yes	string	Tournament name ("Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters - Monte-Carlo")

Example Request: CURL

curl --request GET \
	--url 'https://tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com/tennis/v2/tournament/atp/BNP%20Paribas%20Open%20-%20Indian%20Wells' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Host: tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Key: YOUR_RAPIDAPI_KEY'

Response Properties

Field	Type	Description
`[]`	object	One item of the response; its fields are listed below.
`[].year`	number	Season year.
`[].tournamentName`	string	Tournament display name.

Tournament Draw

GET/tennis/v2/tournament/{atp|wta}/{tournament}/{year}/draws

This example uses atp. Use wta for the women's dataset.Returns the complete tournament draw for the selected event, including all rounds, matchups, player information, seeds, scores, and match status. This endpoint can be used to display the tournament bracket from the opening round through the final. Groups: singles, doubles, qualifying (singles) and doublesQualifying. Each match row has matchId and links.match (the /matches detail route); every row has its draw position (for seasons before 2023, when the feed has none, positions are rebuilt from the bracket: top seed at the top), and every first-round bye row has isBye: true: a seed who skips round 1 appears as a built row (player2 null, bye: true, no matchId), and a feed bye (result bye) keeps its matchId with bye: true on the empty side. Add fullBracket=true to get every draw (singles, doubles, qualifying) as a full bracket: every round has a row for every position; slots the feed has no row for yet come back with matchId null and fromBracket: true, a finished earlier match sending its winner. Undecided players are named TBA (tbd: true, awaitingParticipants: true on the row), the empty side of a bye is BYE (bye: true), finished rows carry winnerId and players stay in the provider order. For ITF $10K and Challenger/ITF > $10K editions from 2005–2015, match dates in the draw are the tournament start date (no per-match date is available). The tournament can be a name or a numeric edition id; an id returns exactly that edition (a name can match two editions in one year).

Path Parameter

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
`atp\|wta`	Yes	string	Dataset to query. `atp` = men's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, ATP Tour, Challengers and ITF. `wta` = women's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, WTA Tour and ITF. There is no separate `itf` value.
`tournament`	Yes	string	Tournament name ("Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters - Monte-Carlo")
`year`	Yes	integer	Year Value(2026)

Query Parameter

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
`includeAll`	No	boolean	Include Challenger/ITF and full history where supported. Example: includeAll=true
`fullBracket`	No	boolean	Default `false`. `true` returns every draw (singles, doubles, qualifying) as a full bracket: every round has a row for every position (round of 32: 16, 8, 4, 2, 1; qualifying: each round half the one before), undecided players are `TBA` (`tbd: true`), the empty side of a bye is `BYE` (`bye: true`) and finished rows carry `winnerId`. Built rows have `fromBracket: true` and `matchId: null`. Without it the response is unchanged.

Example Request: CURL

curl --request GET \
	--url 'https://tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com/tennis/v2/tournament/atp/Wimbledon%20-%20London/2025/draws?includeAll=true' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Host: tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Key: YOUR_RAPIDAPI_KEY'

Response Properties

Shared objects in this response (defined once in Reusable response schemas): Player · Tournament.

Field	Type	Description
`singles`	array	Singles main-draw rows.
`singles[]`	object	One item of `singles`; its fields are listed below.
`singles[].roundId`	number	Numeric round ID (see GET /tennis/v2/round): e.g. 4 = First, 5 = Second, 9 = 1/4, 10 = 1/2, 12 = Final; 0–3 are qualifying rounds.
`singles[].result`	string	Score string, e.g. "6-3 6-4"; empty string until the match is played.
`singles[].date`	string	Date/time as ISO-8601 UTC. On match rows this is the scheduled or played start; on tournaments, the start date.
`singles[].seed1`	string	Seed of player 1, or null.
`singles[].seed2`	string	Seed of player 2, or null.
`singles[].odd1`	string	One stored pre-match price for player 1 (one bookmaker only), often null. Use oddsAvailable / links.odds for the full archived odds.
`singles[].odd2`	string	Pre-match/closing odds retained for player 2, or null when not available.
`singles[].player1Id`	number	Numeric ID of player 1.
`singles[].player2Id`	number	Numeric ID of player 2.
`singles[].tournamentId`	number	Numeric tournament season ID (one edition of an event).
`singles[].draw`	number	Draw position (slot) of the match within its round.
`singles[].winner_entry`	string	Entry status of the winner from the draw (Q = qualifier, WC = wild card, LL = lucky loser, SE = special exempt…); "" for a direct entry.
`singles[].winner_hand`	string	Playing hand of the winner: R or L (from the player profile; null when unknown).
`singles[].winner_ht`	string	Height of the winner in cm, e.g. "191" (null when unknown).
`singles[].winner_ioc`	string	Three-letter country code of the winner, e.g. "ITA".
`singles[].winner_age`	number	Age of the winner in whole years on the match date (null when the birthday is unknown).
`singles[].loser_entry`	string	Entry status of the loser from the draw (Q, WC, LL, SE…); "" for a direct entry.
`singles[].loser_hand`	string	Playing hand of the loser: R or L (from the player profile; null when unknown).
`singles[].loser_ht`	string	Height of the loser in cm, e.g. "183" (null when unknown).
`singles[].loser_ioc`	string	Three-letter country code of the loser, e.g. "ESP".
`singles[].loser_age`	number	Age of the loser in whole years on the match date (null when the birthday is unknown).
`singles[].best_of`	string	Best-of sets: "3" or "5". Stored for older matches, otherwise read from the score; null when the score does not show it (retirement, default, walkover).
`singles[].poll_vote`	string	Fan poll vote count for the match (string).
`singles[].player1`	object	Player 1 (first-listed player). On completed archive rows (results, match history, H2H) player1 is the winner; live-service responses (point-by-point, statistics) keep the live feed's order, so map sides by name or ID there.
`singles[].player1.id`	number	Player 1 ID.
`singles[].player1.name`	string	Player 1 name.
`singles[].player1.countryAcr`	string	Player 1 country code.
`singles[].player1.seed`	string	Tournament seed as a string, or null when unseeded.
`singles[].player1.odd`	number	Pre-match match-winner odds for this player (decimal), as a string; null when not available.
`singles[].player1.image`	string	Player photo path on this API (append to the base URL).
`singles[].player1.image_p_name`	string	Player photo path keyed by player name (alternative to image).
`singles[].player1.stats`	object	Per-match statistics of player 1 in this draw match (null when not recorded).
`singles[].player1.stats.firstServe`	number	First serves landed in. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player1.stats.firstServeOf`	number	First-serve attempts (total service points). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player1.stats.aces`	number	Aces served (count).
`singles[].player1.stats.doubleFaults`	number	Double faults. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player1.stats.unforcedErrors`	number	Unforced errors (where tracked). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player1.stats.winningOnFirstServe`	number	Points won on first serve. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player1.stats.winningOnFirstServeOf`	number	Points played on first serve (first serves in). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player1.stats.winningOnSecondServe`	number	Points won on second serve. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player1.stats.winningOnSecondServeOf`	number	Points played on second serve. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player1.stats.winners`	number	Winners (where tracked). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player1.stats.breakPointsConverted`	number	Break points converted as returner. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player1.stats.breakPointsConvertedOf`	number	Break-point chances as returner. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player1.stats.netApproaches`	number	Net approaches won (where tracked). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player1.stats.netApproachesOf`	number	Net approaches made (where tracked). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player1.stats.totalPointsWon`	number	Total points won. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player1.stats.fastestServe`	number	Fastest serve in km/h (where tracked).
`singles[].player1.stats.averageFirstServeSpeed`	number	Average first-serve speed in km/h (where tracked).
`singles[].player1.stats.averageSecondServeSpeed`	number	Average second-serve speed in km/h (where tracked).
`singles[].player2`	object	Player 2 (second-listed player). On completed archive rows player2 is the loser; live-service responses keep the live feed's order.
`singles[].player2.id`	number	Player 2 ID.
`singles[].player2.name`	string	Player 2 name.
`singles[].player2.countryAcr`	string	Player 2 country code.
`singles[].player2.seed`	string	Tournament seed as a string, or null when unseeded.
`singles[].player2.odd`	string	Pre-match match-winner odds for this player (decimal), as a string; null when not available.
`singles[].player2.image`	string	Player photo path on this API (append to the base URL).
`singles[].player2.image_p_name`	string	Player photo path keyed by player name (alternative to image).
`singles[].player2.stats`	object	Per-match statistics of player 2 in this draw match (null when not recorded).
`singles[].player2.stats.firstServe`	number	First serves landed in. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player2.stats.firstServeOf`	number	First-serve attempts (total service points). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player2.stats.aces`	number	Aces served (count).
`singles[].player2.stats.doubleFaults`	number	Double faults. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player2.stats.unforcedErrors`	number	Unforced errors (where tracked). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player2.stats.winningOnFirstServe`	number	Points won on first serve. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player2.stats.winningOnFirstServeOf`	number	Points played on first serve (first serves in). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player2.stats.winningOnSecondServe`	number	Points won on second serve. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player2.stats.winningOnSecondServeOf`	number	Points played on second serve. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player2.stats.winners`	number	Winners (where tracked). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player2.stats.breakPointsConverted`	number	Break points converted as returner. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player2.stats.breakPointsConvertedOf`	number	Break-point chances as returner. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player2.stats.netApproaches`	number	Net approaches won (where tracked). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player2.stats.netApproachesOf`	number	Net approaches made (where tracked). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player2.stats.totalPointsWon`	number	Total points won. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`singles[].player2.stats.fastestServe`	number	Fastest serve in km/h (where tracked).
`singles[].player2.stats.averageFirstServeSpeed`	number	Average first-serve speed in km/h (where tracked).
`singles[].player2.stats.averageSecondServeSpeed`	number	Average second-serve speed in km/h (where tracked).
`singles[].tournament`	object	Tournament object (id, name, date, level, surface, country, …).
`singles[].tournament.id`	number	Tournament season ID.
`singles[].tournament.name`	string	Tournament name.
`singles[].h2h`	string	Career head-to-head as "player1Wins-player2Wins", e.g. "4-1".
`singles[].matchId`	number	Match ID (same value as id on core match rows).
`singles[].links`	object	Ready-made URLs for this match's detail routes.
`singles[].links.match`	string	URL of the match detail route (/tennis/v2/matches/{matchId}); source=game marks a completed match.
`qualifying`	array	Points and prize for qualifying into the main draw.
`qualifying[]`	object	One item of `qualifying`; its fields are listed below.
`qualifying[].roundId`	number	Numeric round ID (see GET /tennis/v2/round): e.g. 4 = First, 5 = Second, 9 = 1/4, 10 = 1/2, 12 = Final; 0–3 are qualifying rounds.
`qualifying[].result`	string	Score string, e.g. "6-3 6-4"; empty string until the match is played.
`qualifying[].date`	string	Date/time as ISO-8601 UTC. On match rows this is the scheduled or played start; on tournaments, the start date.
`qualifying[].seed1`	string	Seed of player 1, or null.
`qualifying[].seed2`	null	Seed of player 2, or null.
`qualifying[].odd1`	string	One stored pre-match price for player 1 (one bookmaker only), often null. Use oddsAvailable / links.odds for the full archived odds.
`qualifying[].odd2`	string	Pre-match/closing odds retained for player 2, or null when not available.
`qualifying[].player1Id`	number	Numeric ID of player 1.
`qualifying[].player2Id`	number	Numeric ID of player 2.
`qualifying[].tournamentId`	number	Numeric tournament season ID (one edition of an event).
`qualifying[].draw`	number	Draw position (slot) of the match within its round.
`qualifying[].winner_entry`	string	Entry status of the winner from the draw (Q = qualifier, WC = wild card, LL = lucky loser, SE = special exempt…); "" for a direct entry.
`qualifying[].winner_hand`	string	Playing hand of the winner: R or L (from the player profile; null when unknown).
`qualifying[].winner_ht`	string	Height of the winner in cm, e.g. "191" (null when unknown).
`qualifying[].winner_ioc`	string	Three-letter country code of the winner, e.g. "ITA".
`qualifying[].winner_age`	number	Age of the winner in whole years on the match date (null when the birthday is unknown).
`qualifying[].loser_entry`	string	Entry status of the loser from the draw (Q, WC, LL, SE…); "" for a direct entry.
`qualifying[].loser_hand`	string	Playing hand of the loser: R or L (from the player profile; null when unknown).
`qualifying[].loser_ht`	string	Height of the loser in cm, e.g. "183" (null when unknown).
`qualifying[].loser_ioc`	string	Three-letter country code of the loser, e.g. "ESP".
`qualifying[].loser_age`	number	Age of the loser in whole years on the match date (null when the birthday is unknown).
`qualifying[].best_of`	string	Best-of sets: "3" or "5". Stored for older matches, otherwise read from the score; null when the score does not show it (retirement, default, walkover).
`qualifying[].poll_vote`	string	Fan poll vote count for the match (string).
`qualifying[].player1`	object	Player 1 (first-listed player). On completed archive rows (results, match history, H2H) player1 is the winner; live-service responses (point-by-point, statistics) keep the live feed's order, so map sides by name or ID there.
`qualifying[].player1.id`	number	Player 1 ID.
`qualifying[].player1.name`	string	Player 1 name.
`qualifying[].player1.countryAcr`	string	Player 1 country code.
`qualifying[].player1.seed`	string	Tournament seed as a string, or null when unseeded.
`qualifying[].player1.odd`	number	Pre-match match-winner odds for this player (decimal), as a string; null when not available.
`qualifying[].player1.image`	string	Player photo path on this API (append to the base URL).
`qualifying[].player1.image_p_name`	string	Player photo path keyed by player name (alternative to image).
`qualifying[].player1.stats`	object	Per-match statistics of player 1 in this draw match (null when not recorded).
`qualifying[].player1.stats.firstServe`	number	First serves landed in. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player1.stats.firstServeOf`	number	First-serve attempts (total service points). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player1.stats.aces`	number	Aces served (count).
`qualifying[].player1.stats.doubleFaults`	number	Double faults. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player1.stats.unforcedErrors`	number	Unforced errors (where tracked). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player1.stats.winningOnFirstServe`	number	Points won on first serve. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player1.stats.winningOnFirstServeOf`	number	Points played on first serve (first serves in). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player1.stats.winningOnSecondServe`	number	Points won on second serve. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player1.stats.winningOnSecondServeOf`	number	Points played on second serve. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player1.stats.winners`	number	Winners (where tracked). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player1.stats.breakPointsConverted`	number	Break points converted as returner. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player1.stats.breakPointsConvertedOf`	number	Break-point chances as returner. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player1.stats.netApproaches`	number	Net approaches won (where tracked). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player1.stats.netApproachesOf`	number	Net approaches made (where tracked). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player1.stats.totalPointsWon`	number	Total points won. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player1.stats.fastestServe`	number	Fastest serve in km/h (where tracked).
`qualifying[].player1.stats.averageFirstServeSpeed`	number	Average first-serve speed in km/h (where tracked).
`qualifying[].player1.stats.averageSecondServeSpeed`	number	Average second-serve speed in km/h (where tracked).
`qualifying[].player2`	object	Player 2 (second-listed player). On completed archive rows player2 is the loser; live-service responses keep the live feed's order.
`qualifying[].player2.id`	number	Player 2 ID.
`qualifying[].player2.name`	string	Player 2 name.
`qualifying[].player2.countryAcr`	string	Player 2 country code.
`qualifying[].player2.seed`	null	Tournament seed as a string, or null when unseeded.
`qualifying[].player2.odd`	string	Pre-match match-winner odds for this player (decimal), as a string; null when not available.
`qualifying[].player2.image`	string	Player photo path on this API (append to the base URL).
`qualifying[].player2.image_p_name`	string	Player photo path keyed by player name (alternative to image).
`qualifying[].player2.stats`	object	Per-match statistics of player 2 in this draw match (null when not recorded).
`qualifying[].player2.stats.firstServe`	number	First serves landed in. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player2.stats.firstServeOf`	number	First-serve attempts (total service points). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player2.stats.aces`	number	Aces served (count).
`qualifying[].player2.stats.doubleFaults`	number	Double faults. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player2.stats.unforcedErrors`	number	Unforced errors (where tracked). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player2.stats.winningOnFirstServe`	number	Points won on first serve. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player2.stats.winningOnFirstServeOf`	number	Points played on first serve (first serves in). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player2.stats.winningOnSecondServe`	number	Points won on second serve. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player2.stats.winningOnSecondServeOf`	number	Points played on second serve. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player2.stats.winners`	number	Winners (where tracked). Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player2.stats.breakPointsConverted`	number	Break points converted as returner. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player2.stats.breakPointsConvertedOf`	number	Break-point chances as returner. Counted over the matches in this selection.
`qualifying[].player2.stats.netApproaches`	number	Net approaches won (where tracked). Counted over the matches in this selection.

Tournament Seeds by Name and Year

GET/tennis/v2/tournament/{atp|wta}/{tournament}/{year}/seeds

This example uses atp. Use wta for the women's dataset.Returns the list of seeded players for a specific tournament. Each record includes the player's name, player ID and official seed number in the main draw.

Path Parameter

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
`atp\|wta`	Yes	string	Dataset to query. `atp` = men's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, ATP Tour, Challengers and ITF. `wta` = women's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, WTA Tour and ITF. There is no separate `itf` value.
`tournament`	Yes	string	Tournament name ("Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters - Monte-Carlo")
`year`	Yes	integer	Year Value(2026)

Example Request: CURL

curl --request GET \
	--url 'https://tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com/tennis/v2/tournament/atp/China%20Open%20-%20Beijing/2026/seeds?includeAll=true' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Host: tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Key: YOUR_RAPIDAPI_KEY'

Response Properties

Field	Type	Description
`[].player`	string	Player name.
`[].playerId`	integer	Player ID (the same ID as in rankings, profiles and match rows).
`[].seed`	integer	Seed number in the main draw.
`[]`	object	One item of the response; its fields are listed below.

Tournament Most Victories

GET/tennis/v2/tournament/{atp|wta}/{tournament}/most-victories

This example uses atp. Use wta for the women's dataset.Returns the list of players with the most wins at a given tournament across all years

Path Parameter

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
`atp\|wta`	Yes	string	Dataset to query. `atp` = men's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, ATP Tour, Challengers and ITF. `wta` = women's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, WTA Tour and ITF. There is no separate `itf` value.
`tournament`	Yes	string	Tournament name ("Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters - Monte-Carlo")

Example Request: CURL

curl --request GET \
	--url 'https://tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com/tennis/v2/tournament/atp/BNP%20Paribas%20Open%20-%20Indian%20Wells/most-victories' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Host: tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Key: YOUR_RAPIDAPI_KEY'

Response Properties

Field	Type	Description
`[].id`	number	Player ID.
`[].name`	string	Player name.
`[].countryAcr`	string	Three-letter country code.
`[].wins`	number	Titles won at this tournament (finals won across all editions), not match wins.
`[].image / image_p_name`	string	Player photo paths (by ID / by name).
`[]`	object	One item of the response; its fields are listed below.

Current Tournament Seeds

Time-bound example

Returns seeds only for a tournament being played this week; otherwise the list is empty ([]). The example (Almaty Open, 19–25 October 2026) is empty once that week has passed. For a current tournament, call Active Tournaments (/tennis/v2/calendar/active) and take its name. For a past edition use Tournament Seeds by Name and Year.

GET/tennis/v2/tournament/{atp|wta}/{tournament}/seeds

This example uses atp. Use wta for the women's dataset.Returns the current seedings for a tournament (omit year for current edition)

Path Parameter

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
`atp\|wta`	Yes	string	Dataset to query. `atp` = men's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, ATP Tour, Challengers and ITF. `wta` = women's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, WTA Tour and ITF. There is no separate `itf` value.
`tournament`	Yes	string	Tournament name ("Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters - Monte-Carlo")

Example Request: CURL

curl --request GET \
	--url 'https://tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com/tennis/v2/tournament/atp/Almaty%20Open%20-%20Almaty/seeds' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Host: tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Key: YOUR_RAPIDAPI_KEY'

Response Properties

Field	Type	Description
`[].player`	string	Player name.
`[].playerId`	integer	Player ID (the same ID as in rankings, profiles and match rows).
`[].seed`	integer	Seed number in the main draw.
`[]`	object	One item of the response; its fields are listed below.

Tournament Ranking Points

GET/tennis/v2/tournament/{atp|wta}/{tournament}/{year}/points

This example uses atp. Use wta for the women's dataset.Returns the ranking points awarded per round in a given tournament and year.

Path Parameter

Parameter	Required	Type	Description
`atp\|wta`	Yes	string	Dataset to query. `atp` = men's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, ATP Tour, Challengers and ITF. `wta` = women's tennis across all supported levels, including Grand Slams, WTA Tour and ITF. There is no separate `itf` value.
`tournament`	Yes	string	Tournament name ("Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters - Monte-Carlo")
`year`	Yes	integer	Year Value(2026)

Example Request: CURL

curl --request GET \
	--url 'https://tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com/tennis/v2/tournament/atp/BNP%20Paribas%20Open%20-%20Indian%20Wells/2026/points' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Host: tennis-api-atp-wta-itf.p.rapidapi.com' \
	--header 'X-RapidAPI-Key: YOUR_RAPIDAPI_KEY'

Response Properties

Field	Type	Description
`winner / finalist / semiFinalist / quarterFinalist / fourth / third / second / first`	object	points and prize for that round.
`qualifying / qualifyingSecond / qualifyingFirst / preQualifying`	object	Qualifying-round points and prize.
`winner.points`	number	Ranking points awarded for the champion.
`winner.prize`	number	Prize money awarded for the champion, in the tournament currency (null when unknown).
`finalist.points`	number	Ranking points awarded for the runner-up.
`finalist.prize`	number	Prize money awarded for the runner-up, in the tournament currency (null when unknown).
`semiFinalist.points`	number	Ranking points awarded for losing in the semifinal.
`semiFinalist.prize`	number	Prize money awarded for losing in the semifinal, in the tournament currency (null when unknown).
`quarterFinalist.points`	number	Ranking points awarded for losing in the quarterfinal.
`quarterFinalist.prize`	number	Prize money awarded for losing in the quarterfinal, in the tournament currency (null when unknown).
`fourth.points`	number	Ranking points awarded for losing in the fourth round.
`fourth.prize`	number	Prize money awarded for losing in the fourth round, in the tournament currency (null when unknown).
`third.points`	number	Ranking points awarded for losing in the third round.
`third.prize`	number	Prize money awarded for losing in the third round, in the tournament currency (null when unknown).
`second.points`	number	Ranking points awarded for losing in the second round.
`second.prize`	number	Prize money awarded for losing in the second round, in the tournament currency (null when unknown).
`first.points`	number	Ranking points awarded for losing in the first round.
`first.prize`	number	Prize money awarded for losing in the first round, in the tournament currency (null when unknown).
`qualifying.points`	number	Ranking points awarded for qualifying into the main draw.
`qualifying.prize`	number	Prize money awarded for qualifying into the main draw, in the tournament currency (null when unknown).
`qualifyingSecond.points`	number	Ranking points awarded for losing in the second qualifying round.
`qualifyingSecond.prize`	number	Prize money awarded for losing in the second qualifying round, in the tournament currency (null when unknown).
`qualifyingFirst.points`	null	Ranking points awarded for losing in the first qualifying round.
`qualifyingFirst.prize`	null	Prize money awarded for losing in the first qualifying round, in the tournament currency (null when unknown).
`preQualifying.points`	null	Ranking points awarded for losing in pre-qualifying.
`preQualifying.prize`	number	Prize money awarded for losing in pre-qualifying, in the tournament currency (null when unknown).