The Hall of Fame Open prize money and points distribution has been confirmed ahead of the usual grass court finale on the courts of Newport in Rhode Island.
Taking place between July 12-18 2021, it is the last grass court tournament played on the calendar and the only one outside of Europe.
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It is played the week after Wimbledon with John Isner, the current champion from 2019 after the tournament was curtailed like many last year due to Coronavirus.
The victor with the tournament being an ATP 250 tournament offers the victor the same amount of points with $45,795 overall. While the losing finalist will claim 150 points and $32,835 for their efforts.
Semi-finalists claim 90 points with $23,375 while Quarter-Finalists sit on $15,580 and 45 points.
The entry list will also be confirmed in the run-up to the tournament which takes place in a month's time.
2021 Hall of Fame Open Newport Prize Money and Points distribution:
| Prize money | Points distribution | |
| Winner | €45,795 | 250 |
| Runner-up | €32,835 | 150 |
| Semi-final | €23,375 | 90 |
| Quarter-final | €15,580 | 45 |
| 2nd round | €10,015 | 20 |
| 1st round | €6,030 | 0 |
Total - €466,870
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