How much did Stefanos Tsitsipas and others earn in prize money from ATP Dubai Tennis Championships 2025?

Stefanos Tsitsipas won his maiden ATP-500 title.

Stefanos Tsitsipas defeated Felix Auger Aliassime to break his finals curse and secure his first-ever title in Dubai. It was third time lucky for the Greek as he finished runner-up at the Dubai Tennis Championships in 2019 and 2020.

Tsitsipas, who has one ATP finals title and three ATP-1000 wins, was yet to win an ATP-500 event. On his 12th attempt, the Greek tennis player finally managed to lay his hands on the silverware. This Dubai title could potentially be career-changing for the Greek.

ATP stands for ‘All-Time Pirate’ now. pic.twitter.com/qpCSGMeoIe

— Stefanos Tsitsipas (@steftsitsipas) March 1, 2025

After a disastrous 2025, involving first-round exits at the Australian Open 2025 and Qatar Open 2025, the 26-year-old suddenly found form in Dubai. The majestic backhand winners started paying off, along with a splendid mix of deftness and aggression, reminding fans of Tsitsipas in his prime.

Despite the loss, it was yet another excellent outing for Aliassime. The Canadian has shown remarkable consistency and currently tops the list for most matches won in 2024.

ATP Dubai Tennis Championships 2025 prize money breakdown

ATP Dubai Open 2025 champion Stefanos Tsitsipas took home a massive $605,530 while runner-up Felix Auger Aliassime earned $325,780. Meanwhile, semi-finalists Tallon Griekspoor and Quentin Halys were awarded $173,620 each for their impressive run.

Top seed Daniil Medvedev, Matteo Berrettini, Marin Cilic, and lucky loser Luca Nardi, each earned $88,700 for their quarter-final finish at the ATP 500 tournament.

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Fifth seed and defending champion Ugo Humbert, Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard, Karen Khachanov, Christopher O’Connell, Zizou Bergs, Roberto Bautista Agut, Nuno Borges and Alexei Popyrin, who were knocked out in the second round, received $47,350 each.

Meanwhile, players who exited in the opening round of the 2025 Dubai Open—including second seed Alex de Minaur, third seed Andrey Rublev, sixth seed Grigor Dimitrov, eighth seed Arthur Fils, Jan-Lennard Struff, Zhang Zhizhen, Roman Safiullin, Jiri Lehecka, Lorenzo Sonego, Dan Evans, Gael Monfils, Marton Fucsovics, Aziz Dougaz, Fabian Marozsan, Alexander Bublik, and Hady Habib—all earned $25,250.

ATP Dubai Tennis Championships 2025 points breakdown

The Dubai Tennis Championship 2025 event was an ATP-500 competition. Hence, Tsitsipas claimed 500 points. Runner-up Aliassime too fetched massive gains, winning 330 points. As a result, Stefanos broke into the top-10 ATP rankings and currently occupies the ninth position. Alex de Minaur lost 450 points and fell to tenth place.

Both semifinalists including Halys and Griekspoor will earn 200 points, while quarterfinalists will receive 100 points. Players eliminated in the opening round leave empty-handed, while those who exit in the second round collect just 50 points.

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