How much did Novak Djokovic and Hubert Hurkacz win in prize money at Geneva Open 2025?

Novak Djokovic prevailed in a thrilling final to end his losing streak and claim a historic 100th career title.

Novak Djokovic will head into the 2025 French Open with a major burden lifted, having rallied from a set down to clinch a thrilling victory over Hubert Hurkacz in the Geneva Open 2025 final. With this win, the Serbian etched his name in history, becoming only the third player to win 100 ATP titles.

Djokovic last won a title back in 2023 at the ATP Finals, and since then, has not managed to get his hands on the silverware despite coming extremely close on several instances. This year, he reached the Miami Open final but fell to young sensation Jakub Mensik in the final, in straight sets.

Entering Geneva on the back of three consecutive opening-round defeats, Novak Djokovic defied expectations to capture the title. His campaign featured convincing wins over Marton Fucsovics and Matteo Arnaldi, a hard-fought battle against Cameron Norrie, and a sensational comeback in the final against Hubert Hurkacz.

Though the Geneva Open is an ATP 250 event, this victory will be especially memorable for Djokovic, not only for marking his 100th career title, but also for the sheer resilience and hard work it took to earn it.

Geneva Open 2025 prize money breakdown

Geneva Open 2025 champion Novak Djokovic took home a massive $101,030 while runner-up Hubert Hurkacz earned $59,030. Meanwhile, semi-finalists Cameron Norrie and Sebastian Ofner were awarded $34,640 each for their impressive run.

Top seed Taylor Fritz, Matteo Arnaldi, Alexei Popyrin and Karen Khachanov, each earned $20,072 for their quarter-final finish at the ATP 250 tournament.

Arthur Rinderknech, Fabian Marozsan, Kei Nishikori, Jacob Fearnley, Tomas Machac, Marton Fucsovics, Quentin Halys, and Nuno Borges, who were knocked out in the round of 16, received $11,655 each.

Dusan Lajovic, Miomir Kecmanovic, Learner Tien, Arthur Cazaux, Karue Sell, Hugo Gaston, Nicolas Jarry, Alex Michelsen, Jaume Munar, Pierre-Hugues Herbert, Zizou Bergs, and others, who bowed out of the tournament in the round of 32, pocketed $7,120.

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Geneva Open 2025 points breakdown

Geneva was an ATP-250 event. Hence despite the title win, Djokovic held his ground at #6. Finalist, Hubert Hurkacz made some gains to become the new World No #28. Both semi-finalists, Norrie and Ofner will earn 100 points, while the quarterfinalists receive 50 points.

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