Next Gen ATP Finals 2025 Prize Money Explained: Here is how much Tien, Prizmic and Basavareddy will earn?
ATPSunday, 14 December 2025 at 19:15
The Next Gen ATP Finals will be the last official ATP tournament of the 2025 season, taking place from December 17 to 21 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The tournament will not feature 2024 champion Joao Fonseca, who, as the current World No. 24, opted to skip the event for U20 players.
However, there will be interesting names in the draw, led by young American Learner Tien—current World No. 28 in the ATP Rankings and a Next Gen finalist a year ago. Other standout names include Belgian Alexander Blockx, Croatian Dino Prizmic, and Spaniard Martin Landaluce.
Unlike the rest of ATP tournaments, the Next Gen Finals do not distribute ranking points, and the winner is not officially considered an ATP title champion—although the matches do count toward each player's official win-loss record. The tournament features a special format, with 8 players divided into two groups of four—similar to the ATP Finals. Matches are best-of-five sets, first to four games each, with a tiebreak at 3-all. Additionally, matches are played with no-ad scoring and reduced shot-clock times.
The tournament will feature a total prize pool of $2,101,250, an absolute record for the event, with a maximum of $539,750 available for an undefeated champion—someone who wins all five matches played.
Prize money is calculated based on match results. The participation fee for each player is $154,000, with an additional $37,500 for each Round Robin match win. A semi-final victory will be worth $116,000, and the championship match will yield the winner $157,250.
Prize Money
| Alternate | $15,000 |
| Participation Fee | $154,000 |
| Round-Robin Match Win | $37,500 |
| Semi-Final Win | $116,000 |
| Final Win | $157,250 |
| Undefeated Champion | $539,750 |
claps 0visitors 0
Just In
Popular News
Latest Comments
- King and Williams -- the two people in Women's sports I dislike the most (for differing legitimate reasons).
- "Lose, Lose" ?? Yes, but not for other women; just this one. However this sort of nonsense has the potential to bring new people to the sport. As I recall, that was one result of the Riggs-King 'match'.
- To be clear -- she is not making a "career move" with sponsors. She has been losing partial and full sponsorship(s). Perhaps, should she stop her on-and-off tournament play, sponsors will be more willing.
- Hopefully, some day, mandatory DNA testing will prevent such a thing in WTA.
- Wow! Someone (author) is over-the-top impressed with Mercedes!! NEWSFLASH: The general public could care less what brand name is associated with any sport. What many are indeed interested in is -- Where is that obscene amount of money going?
- The current screwed-up appeasing state of Society makes it very difficult for sports to Right the Wrong of allowing Males to compete against females -- and vice-versa -- simply because one 'believes' they are a different gender. DNA testing is an obvious step toward Truth. Biology does not lie... you are what you are regardless of what one thinks. Moreover, using permanent surgeries to manipulate one's body also does not change its Biology. I like to believe I am extremely wealthy, with unlimited funds in my accounts... but the banks and retailers say it is not so. End of Fantasy.
- Forgot to add... I have nothing against white people.
- Good on them!! This betting disease is going to go one of two ways: Either it will be entirely restructured from the irresponsible "business model" it is; or be forced to return to off-line avenues. If this current situation continues, it will not end well for sports nor betting entities.
- Here's a "challenge"... stop withdrawing from, and/or cancelling, so many tournaments.
- I was ignorant once as well, in my Teens. May I recommend a dictionary? BTW: She has been called many, many, MANY names... and she earned every one of them!
Loading