The 2022 Korea Open in Seoul will be the first edition of this newly added tennis event that will host a very strong field.
Despite being only an ATP 250 event it will feature Zverev, Ruud, Fritz, Norrie, Shapovalov, Evans and many more. The first edition of the event was able to draw a strong field due to fairly high prize money for an ATP 250 event and it didn't escape the players.
The winner of this event will bag $170,035 while the losing player in the final will get $99,185. Semi-finalists will get $58,310 with the lower rounds giving less money and fewer points. If you want to know how much, check out our breakdown below.
2022 Korea Open Prize Money Breakdown:
Winner - $170,035
Finalist - $99,185
Semi-finalist - $58,310
Quarter-finalist - $33,790
Round of 16 - $19,620
Round of 28 - $11,990
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