The 2022 Agel Open in Ostrava will run from October 3rd till October 9th with Iga Swiatek as top seed and a prize pool of $757.900.
The tennis event in Ostrava returns this year after a very solid edition last year that saw Anett Kontaveit defeat Maria Sakkari in the final. Both of them will be back this year to try and repeat but they will have a lot of competition from other players.
Top seed Iga Swiatek will play at the event so will Paula Badosa and Emma Raducanu. Petra Kvitova will also be there as well as Barbora Krejcikova making this a very fun WTA event from the 500 series. The champion gets $116,340 while the losing player in the final gets $71,960.
Check out the full prize money breakdown below.
2022 Ostrava Open Prize Money Breakdown:
Champion $116,340
Runner-up $71,960
Semifinalist $42,010
Quarterfinalist $20,505
Second round $11,185
First round $8,080
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