2023 Rio Open Prize Money and Points Breakdown with $2,013,940 on offer
ATPSunday, 26 February 2023 at 21:54
The 2023 Rio Open will feature a pretty strong field filled with clay specialists as it's an ATP 5000 event with a lot of prize money on offer.
The event will run from February 20th till the 26th as defending champion Carlos Alcaraz will be back to try and win the trophy again. He'll have tough opposition from the likes of Cameron Norrie, Lorenzo Musetti, Diego Schwartzman and others. The winner of this event will get $376,620 and 500 ATP points. The losing player in the final will get $202,640 and 300 ATP points.
If you want to see the full breakdown check it out below.
2023 Rio Open Prize Money and Points Breakdown
Winner 500 $376,620
Finals 300 $202,640
Semi-finals 180 $108,000
Quarter Finals 90 $55,170
Round 16 45 $29,455
Round 32 0 $15,710
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