The Yonex Canada 2025, one of he top badminton tournaments, is set to take place. Players from all over the world are present at the tournament to run for the title. The tournament starts from 1 July and will run till 6 July, 2025. The Markham Pan AAm Centre in Toronto, Canada, will be hosting this tournament. So, check out this for more about the YONEX Canada Open 2025 Schedule, Players list, and Prize Money.
This tournament is a part of the BWF World Tour. It gives a great chance to all the players to earn a great cash prize as well as improve their world ranking. Players will be participating in five events: Men’s and Women’s Singles, Men’s and Women’s Doubles, and Mixed Doubles. It is going to be an exciting tournament.
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YONEX Canada Open 2025 Schedule
The schedule is quite competitive, with International players coming together to fight for the title.
1st Day
- Date– 1 July 2025
- Category– All Category
- Round– Qualifying and Men’s and Women’s Double Round of 3
2nd Day
- Date– 2 July 2025
- Category– All Category
- Round– Round of 32
3rd Day
- Date– 3 July 2025
- Category– All Category
- Round– Round of 16
4th Day
- Date– 4 July 2025
- Category– All Category
- Round– Quarter Finals
5th Day
- Date– 5 July 2025
- Category– All Category
- Round– Semi Finals
6th Day
- Date– 6 July 2025
- Category– All Category
- Round-Finals
Players List
Players from all around the world are present at the tournament. Experienced players and young rising stars are ready to fight for the title. The seeded players of the Yonex Canada 2025 are:
| Men’s Singles | Women’s Singles | Men’s Double | Women’s Double | Mix Double |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chou Tien-Chen (Chinese Taipei) | Michelle Li (Canada) | Fang-Chih Fang-Jen Lee (Chinese Taipei) | Lin Jhih Yun Hsu Yin-Hui (Chinese Taipei) | Dhruv Kapila Tanisha Crasto (India) |
| Kodai Naraoka (Japan) | Thuy Linh NGUYEN (Vietnam) | Presley Smith Chen Zhi Yi (USA) | Chang Ching Hui Yang Ching Tun (Chinese Taipei) | Ruttanapak Oupthong Jhenicha Sudjaipraparat (Thailand) |
| Keenta Nishimoto (Japan) | Sung Shuo Yun (Chinese Taipei) | Christopher Grimley Matthew Grimley (Scotland) | Benyapa Aimsaard Nuntakarn Aimsaard (Thailand) | Chen Cheng Kuan Hsu Yin-Hui (Chinese Taipei) |
| Brian Yang (Canada) | Wen Chi HSU (Chinese Taipei) | Ming Che Lu Tang Kai Wei (Chinese Taipei) | Polina Bhuhrova Yevheniia Kantemyr (Ukraine) | Callum Hemming Estelle Van Leeuwen (England) |
| Ayush Shetty (India) | Line Christophersen (Denmark) | Kevin Lee Ty Alexander Lindeman (Canada) | HU Ling Fang Jheng Yu Chieh (Chinese Taipei) | Rasmus Espersen Amalie Cecilie Kudsk (Denmark) |
| SuLi-Yang (Chinese Taipei) | Manami Suizu (Japan) | Chen Zhi Ray Lin Yu Chieh (Chinese Taipei) | Hsu Ya Ching Sung Yu-Hsuan (Chinese Taipei) | Persley Smith Jennie Gai (USA) |
| Priyanshu Rajwat (India) | Polina Buhrova (ukarine) | William Kryger Christian Faust Kjaer (Denmark) | Jackie Dent Crystal Lai (Canada) | Julien Maio Lea Palermo (France) |
| Kiran George (India) | Nazomi Okuhara (Japan) | Mael Cattoen Lucas Renoir (France) | Kaho Osawa Mai Tanabe (Japan) | Chen ZHI YI Francesca Corbett (USA) |
Prize Money
As of this year, the prize pool for the Yonex Canada Open 2025 is $240,000. The winner of Men’s and Women’s singles will get up to $18,000, whereas the Men’s and Women’s doubles and mixed doubles will get up to $18,960. Meanwhile, the runner-ups will get $9,120.
The semi-finalist in the Men’s and Women’s singles category will get to take home an amount of $3,480. The semi-finalist in all the doubles will get around $3,360. Quarter Final, of all the categories, will earn up to $1,440-$1,740 respectively.
Where to Watch Live in India
The Yonex Canada Open 2025 has fans all over the world. For Fans in India, they can easily catch all the exciting matches on the official BWF YouTube channel. It is free of cost and gives live coverage of the matches. It is advisable for fans to keep an eye on the official website of BWF for streaming links and updates.
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