Prize Money 2024 Canadian Open ATP ($10,000,000) and WTA ($2,700,000) as Sinner and Pegula defend titles

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Sunday, 11 August 2024 at 21:59
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The Canadian Open (National Bank Open) will return between 6-12 August with the prize money breakdown confirmed for ATP and WTA players.

After the conclusion of the Olympic Games, tennis players return to the hard courts following some weeks on grass and clay. Just over a month before the 2024 US Open, the next tournament that will bring together the world's best tennis players is the Canadian Open.

In Canada, the cities of Toronto and Montreal alternate to host the men's and women's draws each year. Last year, Jessica Pegula won in Toronto while Jannik Sinner won in Montreal.

The prize money for the tournament is nearly 10 million dollars, with $1,049,335 for the male champion. The finalist receives $573,090. Semi-Finals gleams $313,395. While it goes all the way down to Round One with $27,165 on offer. But the WTA amounts are yet to be confirmed and will be when the draw is set.

The Masters 1000 distributes points differently, as the female champion receives 900 points, whereas the male champion gets 1000 points. Runners-up receive 600 points for men and 585 points for women, while semifinalists receive 360 and 350 points, respectively.

The points distribution in the early rounds also differs, with male players earning 10 points for reaching the first round, then potentially obtaining 45 points if they reach the second round, 90 points for advancing to the third round, and 180 points for semifinalists.

Women still receive fewer points in the first round, as they are awarded 1 point for exiting in the opening match. However, they are compensated in the subsequent rounds.

The exit in the second round of the WTA grants 60 points, the third round 105 points, and quarterfinalists receive 190 points, highlighting the difference with the ATP, which awards a lower number of points in these stages.

ATP Singles

Winner1,000$1,049,460
Finals650$573,090
SF400$313,395
Quarter Finals200$170,940
Round 16100$91,435
Round 3250$49,030
R5610$27,165
Qualifier30$0
Qualifier 30$0
Qualifier 216$13,915
Qualifier 10$7,290

WTA Singles (TBC)

2023Prize Money $ USDPrize Money £ GBPPrize Money € EUR% Change vs 2022
Winner$454,500£356,527€412,1893.37%
Runner-up$267,690£209,986€242,7703.32%
Semifinal$138,000£108,252€125,1533.45%
Quarterfinal$63,350£49,694€57,4533.34%
Round 3$31,650£24,827€28,7043.23%
Round 2$17,930£14,065€16,2612.78%
Round 1$12,848£10,078€11,6522.66%
Q2$7,650£6,001€6,9384.15%
Q1$4,000£3,138€3,6284.71%

Prize Money History Since 2006

YearTotal Prize Money (ATP Only)% Change
2024$6,795,5552.96%
2023$6,600,00011.36%
2022$5,926,545107.88%
2021$2,850,975-50.00%
2020Not played 
2019$5,701,9457.3%
2018$5,315,02514.0%
2017$4,662,30014.0%
2016$4,089,74014.0%
2015$3,587,49014.0%
2014$3,146,9209.0%
2013$2,887,0859.0%
2012$2,648,7009.0%
2011$2,430,0000.0%
2010$2,430,0000.0%
2009$2,430,0002.7%
2008$2,365,0007.5%
2007$2,200,0000.0%
2006$2,200,000 

WTA History

2023$2,788,4683.38%
2022$2,697,25046.95%
2021$1,835,490-35.14%
2020Not played 
2019$2,830,0000.35%
2018$2,820,0003.10%
2017$2,735,1390.76%
2016$2,714,4138.01%
2015$2,513,0002.99%
2014$2,440,0703.00%
2013$2,369,0009.25%
2012$2,168,4005.78%
2011$2,050,0002.50%
2010$2,000,0000.00%
2009$2,000,00049.25%
2008$1,340,0000.00%
2007$1,340,0000.00%
2006$1,340,0003.08%
2005$1,300,0000.00%
2004$1,300,000-1.89%
2003$1,325,0008.25%
2002$1,224,000 
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