Everything to know about Victorian Plumbing UTS London Grand Final
Victorian Plumbing UTS London Grand Final will take place across three days, from 5 – 7 December
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The Victorian Plumbing UTS London Grand Final is just around the corner, with the season-ending UTS event of the season taking place in just under a week.
Three UTS tournaments have already been held in 2025, with Tomas ‘The Air Machete’ Machac winning in Guadalajara, Casper ‘The Ice Man’ Ruud prevailing in Nîmes, before Francisco ‘El Canon’ Cerundolo took out Chubb UTS Hong Kong with Humansa most recently.
Read on for a breakdown of everything you need to know about the London event, from scheduling to prize money, players and tickets.
When will the UTS London Grand Final take place?
Victorian Plumbing UTS London Grand Final will take place across three days, from 5 – 7 December.
Where will the event take place?
This year’s event will be hosted at the Copper Box Arena in London. As part of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford, public transport is by far the best way to access to grounds. It’s the same location as the 2024 event.
Who is scheduled to participate at the UTS London Grand Final?
Eight players will compete at Victorian Plumbing UTS London Grand Final, with the current line-up consisting of:
- Francisco ‘El Canon’ Cerundolo
- Andrey ‘Rublo’ Rublev’
- Adrian ‘Manna’ Mannarino
- Alex ‘The Demon’ de Minaur
- Tomas ‘Air Machete’ Machac
- Casper ‘The Ice Man’ Ruud
- David ‘The Wall’ Goffin
- Ugo “The Commander” Humbert
What are the groups of the UTS London Grand Final?
Group A :
- Alex de Minaur
- Andrey Rublev
- Tomas Machac
- Adrian Mannarino
Group B :
- Casper Ruud
- Ugo Humbert
- Francisco Cerundolo
- David Goffin
What is the exact schedule?
The order of play for Friday, December 5th has been released and is as follows:
- 5pm – All Star Game
- 6pm – Humbert vs Goffin
- 7pm – Rublev vs Machac
- 8pm – De Minaur vs Mannarino
- 9pm – Ruud vs Cerundolo
The following day will see eight matches played, which will be:
- 1pm – Machac vs Mannarino
- 2pm – Ruud vs Goffin
- 3pm – Humbert vs Cerundolo
- 4pm – De Minaur vs Rublev
- 6:15pm – Cerundolo vs Goffin
- 7:15pm – Rublev vs Mannarino
- 8:15pm – Ruud vs Humbert
- 9:15pm – De Minaur vs Machac
Sunday, December 7th will then host the semi-finals and finals, starting at 2:30pm and continuing until 6pm.
Are UTS ranking points on offer?
No – as the final event of the season, the Victorian Plumbing UTS London Grand Final is not worth ranking points. Instead, it’s a straight shootout for who wins the prestigious title.
How much is the prize money of The UTS London Grand Final?
Overall, there is a stunning $1.865 million on offer, with a maximum of $921,800 for an unbeaten champion.
Where can I buy tickets for The UTS London Grand Final?
Tickets for Victorian Plumbing UTS London Grand Final can be purchased directly here.
