How much did Aryna Sabalenka & others earn in prize money from Miami Open 2025?

Aryna Sabalenka won her first Miami Open title.

Aryna Sabalenka recorded her eighteenth career title, and first ever in Miami. The Belarusian extended her dominance against Jessica Pegula, beating the American in straight sets. Sabalenka’s campaign was not easy, yet she performed brilliantly and won her first Miami title.

She defeated defending champion Danielle Collins in the round of 16, Qinwen Zheng in the quarter-final, Jasmine Paolini in the semis, and finally Pegula in the final. Sabalenka looked dominant all season but fell short in the final twice, against Madison Keys in the Australian Open and Mirra Andreeva at the Indian Wells Open.

Aryna Sabalenka snapped her two-match final losing streak in Miami, reclaiming her winning form with a commanding performance. This win solidified his dominance and also his position at the top of the rankings, making the No. 1 spot de facto his.

For Pegula, it was a similar story to that of the US Open. The American came close in the first set and lost her fourth straight set with the scoreline reading 7-5 against the World No. 1. In the second set though, she was crushed by the hard-hitting Belarus, resulting in another defeat in a final for the fourth seed.

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Miami Open 2025 prize money breakdown

Miami Open 2025 champion Aryna Sabalenka took home a massive $1,124,380 while runner-up Jessica Pegula earned $597,890. Meanwhile, semi-finalists Alexandra Eala and Jasmine Paolini were awarded $332,160 each for their impressive run.

2022 champion Iga Swiatek, ninth seed Qinwen Zheng, former US Open champion Emma Raducanu, and Magda Linette, each earned $189,075 for their quarter-final finish at the WTA 1000 tournament.

Defending champion Danielle Collins, third seed Coco Gauff, Ashlyn Krueger, Naomi Osaka, 17th seed Amanda Anisimova, 23rd seed Marta Kostyuk, 10th seed Paula Badosa, and 22nd seed Elina Svitolina, who were knocked out in the fourth round, received $103,525 each.

Reigning Indian Wells champion Mirra Andreeva, Australian Open winner Madison Keys, 26th seed Leylah Fernandez, Taylor Townsend, 15th seed Karolina Muchova, 27th seed Elise Mertens, 20th seed Clara Tauson, 32nd seed Anna Kalinskaya, Anna Blinkova, McCartney Kessler, 31st seed Ons Jabeur, Hailey Baptiste, 28th seed Maria Sakkari and others—each took home $60,578 for a third-round finish.

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Those knocked out in the second round of the Miami Open 2025, including two-time finalist Elena Rybakina, Daria Kasatkina, Sofia Kenin, eighth seed Emma Navarro, 25th seed Jelena Ostapenko, Victoria Azarenka, Belinda Bencic, Caroline Garcia, Donna Vekic, Alycia Parks, all bagged $43,050 each.

Meanwhile, players who exited in the opening round of the Miami Open 2025—including Katie Boulter, Lulu Sun, and Petra Kvitova—all earned $30,801.

Miami Open 2025 points breakdown

The Miami Open 2025 event was a WTA-1000 competition. Hence, Sabalenka claimed 1000 points. Runner-up Pegula too fetched massive gains, winning 650 points. Both semi-finalists including Eala and Paolini will earn 400 points, while quarterfinalists receive 200 points.

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