The 2021 Truist Atlanta Open is an ATP 250 event headlined by Grigor Dimitrov and Jannik Sinner with an overall financial commitment of $638,385.
The event is an ATP 250 event running from July 26th till August 1st with several notable players such as Dimitrov, Sinner and Opelka attending. The event has a solid prize pool of $638,385 which contributed to the solid field. The 2021 event will be the 33rd edition of the tennis event in Atlanta with Alex De Minaur as the defending champion.
The event was not held in 2020 due to the pandemic and De Minaur will most likely not attend the event to defend his title. The winner of the event will get 250 ATP points and $54,53. The losing player in the final will get 150 ATP points and $39,10. The semifinalists will get 90 ATP points and $27,840 with the lesser rounds yielding fewer points and prize money.
Check out the full breakdown below.
2021 Truist Atlanta Open
Winner - $54,535
Finals - $39,100
Semi Finals - $27,840
Quarter Finals - $18,555
Round 16 - $11,930
Round 28 - $7,175
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