The 2022 ATP event in Eastbourne returns this year with a strong field and improved prize money of €697,405 in total.
The ATP 250 event will run from June 20th till June 25th featuring Cameron Norrie, Jannik Sinner, Taylor Fritz, Diego Schwartzman and more. It features a fairly solid prize pool of €697,405 with last year's champions purse going to Alex de Minaur who won the trophy.
He will be back this year to try and win the trophy again and get that purse again. It's €106,075 total for the winner. The losing player in the final will get €61,875 while the semi-finalists will get €36,37. The lower rounds yield less prize money and points.
Check out the full breakdown below.
2022 ATP Eastbourne Prize Money Breakdown:
Winner - €106,075
Finalist - €61,875
Semi-finalist - €36,370
Quater-finalist - €21,080
Round of 16 - €12,240
Round of 28 - €7,480
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