National Bank Open at Court Central At IGA Stadium

Court Central at IGA Stadium stands as a beacon of tennis history and innovation, playing a pivotal role in the sport's evolution. It was here, during the 1969 Australian Open final, that Rod Laver clinched his 11th Grand Slam title against Andrés Gimeno, marking a milestone in tennis history. The stadium also made headlines on April 22, 2009, by hosting a groundbreaking environmental awareness event amidst a major competition, showcasing its commitment to sustainability. Notably, the 1933 Australian championship match between Jack Crawford and Gledhill at Court Central saw Crawford secure his fifth major title, further cementing the venue's legacy. Today, Court Central offers fans a perfect blend of affordability and comfort, with Section Z tailored for those prioritizing relaxation and ease. A variety of cafes and food options are conveniently located nearby, enhancing the spectator experience. Accessible via Venue Lane from the city's north, IGA Stadium continues to be a premier destination for tennis enthusiasts, proudly hosting events like the National Bank Open Montreal, a highlight of the Men's Tennis Canada circuit. The National Bank Open Montreal not only celebrates the sport's rich heritage but also its future, making Court Central a must-visit for fans worldwide.