Between July 25-31 2022 sees the usual trip to the Czech Republic for the LiveSport Prague Open in the capital city which is a WTA 250 which begins the transition onto Hard court tennis before the US Hard Court Swing.
Top seeds are home hero Barbora Krejcikova and Anett Kontaveit with Petra Kvitova priorly involved but withdrawing due to injury.
In total financial commitment, there is $251,750 on offer. For winning the tournament, $33,200 is set with $19,750 for finishing runner-up.
For reaching the semi-finals, it will be $11,000, while the Quarter-Finals gleams $6,200. It goes all the way down to $2,725 in the first round.
2022 LiveSport Prague Open Prize Money
Winner - $33,200
Final - $19,750
Semi-Finals - $11,000
Quarter-Finals - $6,200
Last 16 - $3,800
Last 32 - $2,725
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