Prize Money and Points Breakdown Halle Open 2025 | ATP

Thursday, 19 June 2025 at 22:02

The 2025 Halle Open is scheduled to run from June 16-22, 2025 and will allow tennis stars to get some reps in as they prepare for the Wimbledon Championships, the only grass court Grand Slam tournament on the ATP calendar.

An ATP 500 event, the Halle Open has a prestigious history. Swiss legend Roger Federer has lifted the title on ten occasions, with his last coming in 2019. Hosted in Halle, Germany, local talent have also prospered at the event, with Tommy Haas, Florian Mayer and Nicolas Kiefer also emerging victorious at the event.

Sinner, Zverev and Medvedev lead Entry List

Jannik Sinner will lead the Entry List for the ATP 500. He is set to defend his title and headlines. He won his first grass court title last year in Halle and is joined by a range of top stars.

They include Alexander Zverev who features. He is yet to win the title in front of his home crowd. The former World No.2 will have the full support of the local crowd when he does take to the court. As well Ugo Humbert and Hubert Hurkacz are among the former champions on this list. Andrey Rublev and Daniil Medvedev are also present. With so much star power present, the Halle Open will offer an enticing prize money pool of €2,522,220. The champion will walk away with €471,755, and 500 ATP ranking points. Below is the full breakdown.

2025 Prize Money and Points Breakdown

Winner	500	€471,755
Finals	330	€253,790
SF	200	€135,255
Quarter Finals	100	€69,100
Round 16	50	€36,885
Round 32	0	€19,670

2024 PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN AND POINTS DISTRIBUTION

Winner	500 points	$421,790
Finalist	330 points	$226,945
Semi-finalists	200 points	$120,960
Quarter-finalists	100 points	$61,800
2nd round	50 points	$32,990
1st round	0 points	$17,595

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