China Open draw
The last four rounds with scores. Seeds are shown where the China Open published them.
Round of 16
Qinwen Zheng6 2 6
Alina Charaeva1 6 4
Elina Svitolina6 6
Ann Li2 3
Elise Mertens6 6Cori Gauff3 3
Iga Swiatek6 6Iva Jovic1 3
Ekaterina Alexandrova6 6
Linda Noskova2 2Mirra Andreeva6 6Daria Snigur2 2Karolina Muchova7 1 77
Naomi Osaka5 6 6Nikola Bartunkova6 4 6
Sinja Kraus0 6 3Quarterfinal
Qinwen Zheng6 76Elina Svitolina3 6Elise Mertens70 6Iga Swiatek6 3Mirra Andreeva74 73Ekaterina Alexandrova6 6Nikola Bartunkova6 6Karolina Muchova3 0Semifinal
Qinwen Zheng7 6Elise Mertens5 2Mirra Andreeva6 6Nikola Bartunkova2 2Final
Qinwen Zheng7 6Mirra Andreeva5 4The China Open 2026: how the draw went
This bracket is the China Open 2026, played on hard courts in Beijing from 30 Sep to 11 Oct 2026, with 96 players entered and the top 32 seeds skipping the first round.
Qinwen Zheng won 7 matches to take the 2026 title, beating Elina Svitolina, Elise Mertens and Mirra Andreeva over the closing rounds.
Mirra Andreeva came the same distance on the other half of the sheet, 6 wins before the final, which finished 7-5, 6-4.
15 of the matches above carry a full score here: 12 finished in straight sets and 3 went to a third. The hardest of them was Qinwen Zheng against Alina Charaeva, 3 sets in the round of 16. Best of three across all 95 matches, which is how the China Open fits a full draw into September and October.
Reading the China Open bracket
This is a draw of 96, so the top 32 seeds skip the first round and 95 matches decide the title. The bracket marks seeds with a number and qualifiers with a Q, and puts tie-break points in superscript. The draws guide has the rest.
The China Open page has the dates, the surface and the broadcasters.
The rest of the asian swing
Wuhan Open and Shanghai Masters are drawn on the same surface within weeks of this bracket, and form carries between them further than it carries across the year.