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ATP Finals 2022 prize money: How much do the champion get?

The 2022 ATP Finals tournament will have a new crowned champion of the tennis tournament for the best eight playersfor the current season. Find out here how much money the champion will be granted.

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Alexander Zverev of Germany celebrates with the trophy of the 2021 ATP Finals
© Julian Finney/Getty ImagesAlexander Zverev of Germany celebrates with the trophy of the 2021 ATP Finals

The 2022ATP Finalswill be the 53rdedition of the men’s exhibition tennis tournament for the top seven singles playersand one wildcard player ofthe ATP Tour raking in 2022. However, the World No.1 of the ATP,Carlos Alcarazwon’t play in this tournament. Also, the 2021 ATP Finals winner, Alexander Zverev won’t play either. So, there will be a new championship winner for this edition.

So, the qualified players for the most important indoortournament of the yearare Rafael Nadal, Casper Ruud, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Novak Djokovic, Daniil Medvedev, Felix Auger-Aliasime, Andrey Rublev, and Taylor Fritz. In fact, both the American and the Canadian players will make their ATP Finals’ debut in Turin, while the other six players have played at least two times this tournament already.

On the other hand,Casper Ruud, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Novak Djokovic, Daniil Medvedev, and Andrey Rublev will make his second participation in a row, aslast year all of them participated in thetournament in Turin. So, they will have a new chance to clinch the championship.

2022Next Gen ATP Finals: How much money does thechampion get?

The most important indoortournament does give outATP Ranking points to all of the participants. In fact, according to the ATP Finals’ website, each round-robin win will grant 200 ATP Points for the player, which could end in a total of 600 points just in the group stage. For the semifinals stage, the winner will get 400 points more, and the winner of the tournament will get 500 points. If the winner of the tournament, finishes unbeaten, he will get 1,500 ATP points.

The overall prize money for theATP Finals in 2022is $2,200,400. If the winner of the tournament remains unbeaten, his grand total prize money could go up to $4,740,300. Each round-robin win gets$383,300for the player. And a semifinals win will get$1,070,000to both finalists.

This year, the prize money distribution has changed for good, as well. The alternates will receive $57,000 more compared to last year. As the participation fee will increase by $23,000. As well as each round-robin win, which increased by $210,000 each. Each semifinalist winnerwill have$540,000 more than last year,whilethe undefeated champion will receive$2,604,300 more than last year’s winner.

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Singles Prize Money

Round Prize Money
Undefeated champion $4,740,300
Final win $2,200,400
Semi-Final match win $1,070,000
Round-Robin match win $383,300
Participation Fee $320,000
Alternate $150,000

Doubles Prize Money

Round Prize Money
Undefeated champion $930,300
Final win $350,400
Semi-Final match win $170,000
Round-Robin match win $93,300
Participation Fee $130,000
Alternate $50,000
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