How much did winner Mirra Andreeva earn in prize money at Dubai Tennis Championships 2025?

The 17-year-old Mirra Andreeva is the youngest ever WTA-1000 champion.

Mirra Andreeva scripted history in Dubai, defeating Clara Tauson in straight sets to become the youngest ever to win a WTA-1000 tournament. At just 17 years of age, the Russian has pulled off a remarkable heist. What makes Andreeva’s triumph sweeter, is the players she had to beat to accomplish this feat.

She defeated Wimbledon winner Marketa Vondrousova, five-time Grand Slam champion Iga Swiatek and Elena Rybakina, en route to the title. The Russian is yet to lose a tiebreak this year and was near-perfect as she won the first six points before taking the opening set when Tauson sent a return long.

The first set was tightly contested, and once Andreeva claimed it, there was no stopping the 17-year-old as she brushed aside her opponent, dropping just one game in her path to glory.

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Prize money breakdown

Dubai Open 2025 champion Mirra Andreeva claimed the title and took home a massive $597,000, while runner-up Clara Tauson earned $351,801. Semi-finalists Karolina Muchova and Elena Rybakina were awarded $181,400 each for their impressive runs.

Second seed Swiatek, who fell to Mirra Andreeva, Linda Noskova, who was defeated by Clara Tauson, Sorana Cîrstea, and unseeded Sofia Kenin each earned $83,470 for their quarter-final finishes.

World Number One Aryna Sabalenka, defending champion Jasmine Paolini, fifth seed Jessica Pegula, seventh seed Qinwen Zheng, eighth seed Emma Navarro and ninth seed Paula Badosa all received $41,600 each, following their defeat in the round of 16.

Meanwhile, players who exited in the second round—including Coco Gauff, Elina Svitolina, Victoria Azarenka, Emma Raducanu and Marta Kostyuk—all earned $23,500.

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Points breakdown

The Dubai Open 2025 event was a WTA-1000 competition. Hence, the winner Mirra Andreeva earned 1000 points and broke into the top-10 WTA rankings to become the new World Number #9. Runner-up Clara Tauson too fetched massive gains, winning 650 points and jumping 15 places to be ranked 23.

Both semifinalists will earn 390 points, while quarterfinalists will receive 215 points. Players eliminated in the round of 16 gain 120 points, while those who exit in the second round collect just 65 points.

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