How much did Carlos Alcaraz and Holger Rune win in prize money at ATP Barcelona Open 2025?

Rune won his first title since 2023.

Holger Rune ended Carlos Alcaraz’s incredible winning streak with a straight sets victory at the Barcelona Open 2025 final. The Danish youngster has been in excellent form this year, and suffered a heartbreak in the finals of Indian Wells.

However, he was on target against Alcaraz, dishing out winners for fun and making the Spaniard struggle for any rhythm. Alcaraz seemed physically unfit and took a medical timeout, but simply couldn’t comeback into the contest.

“It means the world, it was such a great match,” said the newly crowned Barcelona winner. “In the beginning, I was a little bit stressed, because Carlos obviously plays big-time tennis. I had to breathe a lot and find my rhythm. After he broke me, I got more into the match and played my tennis. The first set was a big battle; it was super important to win it and gain the momentum. I’m so proud of myself.”

After being forced to retire from his Monte Carlo opener due to food poisoning, Holger Rune made a swift and impressive comeback in Barcelona. The 21-year-old found his rhythm on clay, ousting defending champion Casper Ruud in the quarterfinals and capping his run with a commanding victory over Alcaraz to claim his third clay-court title.

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Barcelona Open 2025 prize money breakdown

Barcelona Open 2025 champion Holger Rune took home a massive $593,657 while runner-up Carlos Alcaraz earned $316,621. Meanwhile, semi-finalists Karen Khachanov and seventh seed Arthur Fils were awarded $164,242 each for their impressive run.

Defending champion Casper Ruud, fifth seed Alex de Minaur, third seed Stefanos Tsitsipas, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, each earned $85,751 for their quarter-final finish at the ATP 500 tournament.

Qualifier Laslo Djere, lucky loser Jacob Fearnley, the USA’s Sebastian Korda, Spain’s Pedro Martinez, Jaume Munar, fourth seed Andrey Rublev, Argentina’s Sebastian Baez, and qualifier Hamad Medjedovic, who were knocked out in the round of 16, received $45,186 each.

Meanwhile, players who exited in the opening round of the Barcelona Open 2025—including 9th seed Frances Tiafoe, qualifier Ethan Quinn, Reilly Opelka, Matteo Arnaldi, Stan Wawrinka, Cameron Norrie, Damir Dzumhur, and Daniel Elahi Galan—all earned $24,742.

Barcelona Open 2025 points breakdown

Rune clinched his maiden career title in Barcelona, to earn a top-10 ATP debut. Runner-up Alcaraz lost his second spot. Ruud, the reigning champion lost the quarter-finals and bowed out of the top-10. Both semifinalists, Khachanov and Fils, will earn 200 points.

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