The draw is confirmed and the same can be said for the Prize Money Breakdown for the Singapore Tennis Open which is due to take place between 27 February - 2 February 2025.
Anna Kalinskaya is top seed with Emma Raducanu, Elise Mertens among others also involved in the first action post Australian Open in the WTA 250 with the Upper Austria Ladies Linz also taking place next week.
The WTA Singapore Tennis Open is a women's tennis tournament that was first held in 1986 as the Carlsberg Singapore Women's Open. The event ran annually until 1994, with a brief hiatus between 1991 and 1993.
During this period, the tournament featured notable champions such as Gigi Fernández and Naoko Sawamatsu. After a long absence, the tournament is set to resume in 2025. This marks the return of the WTA Tour to Singapore after a seven-year hiatus since the 2018 WTA Finals.
The winner will seal $36,300 with 250 points for the victor. The runner-up claims $21,484 sealing 163 points for the runner-up. Semi-Finals wise it is $11,970 for reaching that point with 98 points.
Quarter-Finals sees the players claim $6,815 with 54 points with the first two rounds seeing $4,160 and $2,975 with 30 points and one point apiece.
Prize Money Breakdown - Singapore Tennis Open 2025
Winner - $36,300 (250 pts)
Runner-Up - $21,484 (163 pts)
Semi-Finals - $11,970 (98 pts)
Quarter-Finals - $6,815 (54 pts)
Last 16 - $4,160 (30 pts)
Last 32 - $2,975 (1 pt)
The draw for the Singapore Open 🇸🇬 has been released and Emma is seeded 7️⃣ and will play Cristina Bucsa 🇪🇸 in R1
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