How much did Iga Swiatek, Jessica Pegula and others earn in prize money at Bad Homburg Open 2025?

Pegula won her third title in 2025, ahead of the Wimbledon Championships.

Jessica Pegula boosted her chances at Wimbledon 2025, after a solid win over Iga Swiatek in straight sets at the Bad Homburg Open 2025 final. The American clinched her second grass title, and her third in 2025. Pegula is certainly title contender now for the SW19, slated to begin from Monday.

Pegula recorded her best victory of the campaign in the semi-finals, when she came back from a set down to beat Noskova. She also beat No. #10 ranked Emma Navarro in the quarter-finals, further highlighting her prowess.

Swiatek on the other hand, reached her first final in 12 months. While there were encouraging signs for the Pole, mainly a dominating straight-set win over Paolini, her hunt for a title continues.

“I know you say you can’t play on grass, but you are very, very good on grass,” the 2025 Homburg champion said, addressing Swiatek after the match. “It was a special week.”

“[Pegula has] an amazing game, and [she] showed it throughout the tournament,” Swiatek remarked. “Hopefully we will have many more finals together. … I feel it is going a good way, and thank you for the opportunity to play here. This tournament shows there is hope for me on grass.”

Both players praised each other warmly, fully aware that the biggest goal awaits them in just a few days at the All England Club Championships.

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Bad Homburg Open 2025 prize money breakdown

Berlin Open 2025 champion Jessica Pegula took home a massive $164,002 while runner-up Iga Swiatek earned $100,999. Meanwhile, semi-finalists Linda Noskova and Jasmine Paolini were awarded $59,001 each for their impressive run.

Third seed Mirra Andreeva, fifth seed Emma Navarro, eighth seed Ekaterina Alexandrova, and unseeded Beatriz Haddad Maia, each earned $31,096 for their quarter-final finish at the WTA-500 tournament.

Those knocked out in the second round of the competition, including seventh seed Elina Svitolina, Leylah Fernandez, Naomi Osaka, Katerina Siniakova, Clara Tauson, Donna Vekic, Maria Sakkari, and Victoria Azarenka, all bagged $15,824 each.

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Meanwhile, players who exited in the opening round of the Bad Homburg Open —including sixth seed Diana Shnaider, lucky loser Veronika Kudermetova, qualifier Olga Danilovic, Marta Kostyuk, Magdalena Frech, qualifier Ajla Tomljanovic, Belinda Bencic, Yulia Putintseva, wild card Laura Siegemund, lucky loser Ashlyn Krueger, wild card Tatjana Maria, and Elise Mertens—all recieved $11,302.

Bad Homburg Open 2025 points breakdown

The Bad Homburg Open 2025 event was a WTA-500 competition. Pegula claimed 392 additional points for her title triumph, as a result of which she reduced the gap between herself and World No. #2 Coco Gauff. Runner-up Swiatek too fetched massive gains, winning 325 points to advance to the #4 position on WTA rankings.

Mirra Andreeva surpassed Keys to claim the seventh position, while defending champion Diana Shnaider fell to #15 due to her R1 elimination.

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