PRIZE MONEY and Points Breakdown 2024 Cordoba Open with $562,345 on offer

Tuesday, 30 January 2024 at 05:30

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Cordoba Open is set to begin in less than a week where 28 players from different parts of the world will be competing to secure an ATP 250 title.

The competition will be played from 5-11 February in Cordoba, Argentina. The tournament will give an opportunity to players to strengthen their position in the ATP ranking.

The winner of the competition will receive 250 points which will be gold for any player participating. The runner-up, on the other hand, will receive 165 points.

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In terms of the prize money, there has been a significant decrease in the prize money compared to the last year which will be 27% less than last year.

The winner will receive $85,535 which will be roughly $12,000 less than what the winner earned last year. Similarly, the runner-up will receive nearly $50,000 whereas the semifinalist will earn $29,335 each. The quarterfinalists will receive $16,995 each.

Players who will be knocked out from the first and the second rounds will earn $6,030 and $9,870 each. Last year, the competition was won by local player Sebastian Baez who defeated his fellow countryman Federico Coria with a score of 6-1, 3-6, 6-3. Three of the last five times the competition was won by a local player.

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