2021 ATP Citi Open Washington Prize Money with $1,137,115 on offer
ATPMonday, 09 August 2021 at 02:02
The Citi Open in Washington is set to return in 2021 with prize money confirmed for the ATP 500 which begins the US Open series between August 2 - 8 2021.
Among those involved include a return to action for Rafael Nadal as well as Nick Kyrgios returning as defending champion. Also the likes of Denis Shapovalov and Felix Auger-Aliassime headline the list.
There will be $1,137,115 on offer during this tournament with the Prize Money breakdown set to be revealed before the tournament and will be updated here on TennisUpToDate.com
Prize Money Breakdown - Citi Open Washington
Winner - $350,755
Finalist - $178,500
Semi-Finals - $91.500
Quarter-Finals - $48,000
Last 16 - $24,400
Last 32 - $13,300
First Round - $7,520
Total - $1,137,115
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