This is how the prize money is distributed at the 2017 Madrid Masters
The winners of the Mutua Madrid Open in the men's and women's categories will pocket more than one million euros. The finalists will earn more than half a million.
The best tennis players on the ATP and WTA circuits are in Spain this week for the Mutua Madrid Open. On other occasions we have told you how much money is distributed in prizes at grand slams such as the Australian Open or Roland Garros, but this week we focus on the prize distribution at the Madrid tournament.
The prizes are not as high as at the grand slams, but the winners in Madrid, both in the men’s and women’s categories, will pocket more than one million euros. The finalist will have to settle for just over 500,000 euros, compared with just over 257,000 for those eliminated in the semifinal round.
The quarterfinalists will receive almost 131,000 euros, 68,000 euros for those reaching the third round, just over 35,000 euros for those losing in the second round, and 19,360 euros for those losing in the first round. In the doubles draw, the prizes are 323,200 euros for the winners, 158,240 euros for the runners-up, 79,360 euros for those losing in the semifinals, 40,740 euros for those reaching the quarterfinals, and 21,060 euros for those reaching the third round.
Below we show the breakdown of prizes and points for the men’s singles category:
- Champion: 1,043,680€ (1000 points)
- Finalist: 511,740€ (600 points)
- Semifinalists: 257,555€ (360 points)
- Quarterfinalists: 130,965€ (180 points)
- Third round: 68,010€ (90 points)
- Second round: 35,855€ (45 points)
- First round: 19,360€ (10 points)
Source | Mutua Madrid Open
