The tennis event in Geneva returns in 2022 with a prize pool of €534,555 and a solid field that consists of defending champion Casper Ruud, last year's finalist Denis Shapovalov, Opelka and more.
There won't be any Roger Federer this year but the defending champion Casper Ruud will be back. The Norwegian bested Denis Shapovalov in the final and the Canadian will be back to try and win the event this year. Besides those two we will see Reilly Opelka. Roberto Bautista Agut, Basilashvili, Ramos and more. The event will run from May 15th till May 21st.
The winner will get €81,310 while the consolation prize for the losing player in the final will be €47,430. The semifinalists will get €27,885 with the lower rounds yielding less prize money and points. Check out the full breakdown below.
2022 Geneva Open Prize Money Breakdown
Winner - €81,310
Finalist - €47,430
Semi-finalist - €27,885
Quater-finalist - €16,160
Round of 16 - €9,380
Round of 28 - €5,730
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