Tomas Machac and Coleman Wong complete the player lineup for UTS Hong Kong
The third stop of the UTS Tour will take place in Hong Kong on October 14–15, 2025, ahead of the Grand Final in London.
Chubb UTS Hong Kong with Humansa – © UTS
The lineup is now complete! The eight players set to compete at Chubb UTS Hong Kong with Humansa on October 14–15 at the Kai Tak Arena have been confirmed. UTS organizers announced on Tuesday that Tomas Machac and Coleman Wong will join the field.
The Czech player, ranked No. 22 in the world, will be playing his third UTS event in 2025. He won UTS Guadalajara in February and reached the final of Bastide Médical UTS Nîmes on clay in April, where he was narrowly defeated by Casper Ruud.
Coleman Wong, ranked No. 173, was one of the surprises of the US Open. The Hong Kong native won three qualifying matches before reaching the third round of the American Slam, a career-first for him at a Grand Slam event. He eventually fell in five sets to Andrey Rublev.
Competing in UTS on home court marks a career-defining milestone for me
Coleman Wong
Tomas Machac and Coleman Wong will compete at Chubb UTS Hong Kong with Humansa alongside Nick Kyrgios, Alex de Minaur, Andrey Rublev, Zhizhen Zhang, Jakub Mensik, and Francisco Cerundolo.
“We are delighted to welcome Tomas Machac to our line-up of global tennis stars.” said Patrick Mouratoglou, UTS Tour Founder, in the statement. “Also, while finalizing Hong Kong as host of UTS’ Asian debut, we witnessed a local superstar enjoying incredible form this year. His remarkable recent achievements prompted us to ask—why not extend a special invitation? We are therefore delighted to welcome Coleman Wong, who embodies the future of Hong Kong tennis, as he faces world-class rivals on home ground. Together with his enthusiastic Hong Kong fans we hope he will enjoy experiencing every second of the speed, passion, and non-stop action that makes the UTS such a special tournament.”
“Competing in UTS on home court marks a career-defining milestone for me.” said Coleman Wong. Having trained in Hong Kong since childhood, every step of my journey has been fueled by local fans’ incredible support. I am looking forward to the home crowd getting behind me. Their enthusiastic backing will be the ace up my sleeve against the world’s top players. I will be giving my all to showcase to the world Hong Kong’s outstanding tennis potential.”
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