From the first serve in 2008 to international recognition from the ITF: see how Aberto do Madeira became the main gathering point for racquet sport lovers in the North of Brazil.
Aberto do Madeira is born, aiming to become the main gathering point for racquet sport lovers in the North of Brazil and establish itself as a prestigious competition in Porto Velho.
Joins the Brazilian Professional Tennis Circuit, bringing cash prizes and official ranking points from the Brazilian Tennis Confederation.
Expansion into beach tennis, with new amateur and professional categories that quickly won over the crowd.
Introduction of the women's professional draw and the arrival of ITF tournaments (ITF BT10 and ITF BT50), with prize money in dollars and world ranking points.
Over 700 athletes, live broadcast on RondoVisão TV and the presence of the Brazilian Tennis Confederation. R$40,000 in prizes and points toward national and ITF rankings.
From August 31 to September 7, Aberto do Madeira returns to Tênis Clube de Porto Velho to write another chapter in its story.
The competition has grown from a local championship into an expanded experience: "Aberto do Madeira Week" now brings together clinics with athletes, a food court, a kids' area and sponsor spaces, drawing around 3,500 people during the event.
The tournament attracts athletes from Rondônia, Acre, Mato Grosso, Amazonas and all over Brazil, with broadcasts on state open TV and YouTube.
Register for the 2026 edition and help write the next page of Aberto do Madeira's story.
