2023 Mutua Madrid Open Prize Money and Points Breakdown with €7,705,780 on offer
Tennis NewsSunday, 07 May 2023 at 10:17
The 2023 Mutua Madrid Open is one of the most beloved clay-court tournaments of the season, with several top stars competing in an attempt to build their confidence ahead of Roland Garros.
An ATP and WTA 1000 event, it is hosted in Madrid, Spain and will run from April 24-May 7, 2023. The tournament was one of several tournaments to undergo a change for the 2023 season, as it now features a bigger draw with 96 players and a longer duration.
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Defending champions Carlos Alcaraz on the men's side and Ons Jabeur on the women's section will be hoping to retain their titles. Joining the star-studded field will be Novak Djokovic, Iga Swiatek and Aryna Sabalenka.
With so many top talent present, an enticing €7,705,780 prize money will be available. Additionally, the winner will go home with 1,000 ranking points, which could bolster a push for the year-end World No.1 ranking. Below is the breakdown.
ATP and WTA PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN AND DISTRIBUTION
Stage Points Prize Money
Winner 1000 €1,105,265
Finals 600 €580,000
SF 360 €308,790
QF 180 €161,525
R16 90 €84,900
R32 45 €48,835
R64 25 €27,045
R96 10 €16,340
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