The Sofia Open returns to this year with its 7th edition and two-time champion Jannik Sinner is back leading the field.
The event is an indoor hard court event from the ATP 250 category and it will feature a solid entry list headlined by two-time champion Jannik Sinner. He'll have some decent opposition from the likes of Pablo Carreno Busta, Lorenzo Musetti and native player Grigor Dimitrov.
The Italian will hope to make it three in a row and should he do that he'll get €81,310. If he loses in the final he'll get €47,430 with the semi-finals giving €27,885. The lower rounds give fewer points and prize money. Check out the full breakdown below.
2022 Sofia Open Prize Money Breakdown:
Winner - €81,310
Finalist - €47,430
Semi-finalist - €27,885
Quarter - finalist - €16,160
Round of 16 - €9,380
Round of 28 - €9,380
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