Following the conclusion of the Australian Open, the ATP Tour will move to Europe, making a stop in Montpellier, France for the 2023 Open Sud de France.
An ATP 250 event, the Open Sud de France will run from February 06-12, 2023. Defending champion Alexander Bublik will be hoping to repeat his feat from last year, when he defeated Alexander Zverev in a thrilling final. Although the German is not scheduled to compete, rising Danish star Holger Rune will be headline the event as the top seed.
Three-time champion Richard Gasquet (2013, 2015-2016) will be hoping to add a fourth title, and the French veteran has been in great form this season following his title win at Auckland in January. Joining him are Spaniard's Pablo Carreno Busta and Roberto Bautista Agut, alongside Italian star Jannik Sinner and the resurgent Borna Coric.
The prize pool consists of €562,815 to be split among the contestants, as they resume their season goals after the first Grand Slam of the year. Below is the breakdown.
PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN
Winner - €85,605
Finals - €49,940
SF - €29,355
Quarter Finals - €17,010
Round 16 - €9,880
Round 28 - €6,035
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- So a rematch against Kostyuk, also in form. Tricky.MrAndreeva26-04-2024
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Sueiyin26-04-2024 - Nadal is always a nice person, even if he does not mean it at all.😂
AceOfBase25-04-2024 - She will get more wild cards probablyAceOfBase25-04-2024
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