2021 ATP Hamburg European Open Prize Money with €1,030,900 on offer

The prize money breakdown has been confirmed ahead of the ATP Hamburg European Open which is due to take place on German soil on Red Clay after the WTA tournament concludes.

An ATP 500 tournament which is set for 12-18 July 2021, it has a prize money breakdown befitting of its status on the calendar.

Stefanos Tsitsipas leads the field having taken a wildcard into proceedings following his Wimbledon exit and will get some matches in before he heads to the Olympics.

Other top seeds include Pablo Carreno-Busta, Nikoloz Basilashvili, Albert Ramos-Vinolas and Dusan Lajovic.

For the winner, they will receive €96,035, with the finalist set to get €71,000. Semi-finalists will receive €50,600 while those reaching the Quarter-Finalists are set for €34,500.

Second round will get the players €21,730 and in the first round, it will be €12,650.

Winner - €96,035

Finalist - €71,000

Semi-Finalist - €50,600

Quarter-Finalist - €34,500

Second Round - €21,730

First Round - €12,650

Total = €1,030,900