How much did Casper Ruud and Jack Draper win in prize money at Madrid Open 2025?

Casper Ruud overcame Draper in a thrilling three-setter contest to claim his maiden Masters 1000 title.

Casper Ruud held his nerve to prevail in the Madrid Open 2025 final. The Norwegian battled hard to win his 13th career title, and first ever on Spanish soil, overcoming a relentless Jack Draper. Ruud staged a spectacular comeback from a break down in the first set. The Brit would rue his missed opportunity when he was serving for the first set and was only two points away from sealing the match.

Despite Draper’s heroics in the second set, Ruud kept his composure and capitalized on a key opportunity in the decider to seal the match. A crucial factor in his triumph was his exceptional first-serve performance, winning 81% of those points. With this victory in Madrid, Ruud finally ended his title drought in Grand Slam and Masters 1000 finals, having fallen short in all six of his previous appearances at that level.

On his path to title glory, the 26-year-old defeated a formidable pool of players including Sebastian Korda, Taylor Fritz, Daniil Medvedev, Francisco Cerundolo, and finally Draper in the finale.

“It was a great match, I knew that Jack has been playing so well all year, so I knew I had to bring my A+ game. Jack is an incredible player”, said Ruud speaking on his first title this season. “I owe a lot of my success to my family, my coaches, my friends. I’m surrounded by amazing people, I’m a very lucky guy.”

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Madrid Open 2025 prize money breakdown

Madrid Open 2025 champion Casper Ruud took home a massive $1,132,785 while runner-up Jack Draper earned $602,451. Meanwhile, semi-finalists Lorenzo Musetti and Francisco Cerundolo were awarded $334,696 each for their impressive run.

Ninth seed Daniil Medvedev, 22nd seed Jakub Mensik, lucky loser Gabriel Diall, and Matteo Arnaldi, each earned $190,521 for their quarter-final finish at the ATP 1000 tournament.

Top seed Alexander Zverev, third seed Taylor Fritz, sixth seed Alex de Minaur, 11th seed Tommy Paul, 15th seed Grigor Dimitrov, 16th seed Frances Tiafoe, Brandon Nakashima, who were knocked out in the round of 16, received $104,012 each.

Defending champion Andrey Rublev, 12th seed Ben Shelton, 17th seed Stefanos Tsitsipas, 23rd seed Sebastian Korda, 24th seed Karen Khachanov, 25th seed Alexei Popyrin, 29th seed Denis Shapovalov, 30th seed Matteo Berrettini, and others, who bowed out of the tournament in the third round, pocketed $60,864.

The second-round finishers, including fourth seed Novak Djokovic, eighth seed Holger Rune, 13th seed Arthur Fils, 18th seed Félix Auger-Aliassime, 19th seed Tomáš Macháč, 21st seed Ugo Humbert, 26th seed Jiří Lehečka, 27th seed Hubert Hurkacz, 32nd seed Sebastián Báez, Joao Fonseca and Cameron Norrie, will take home $35,529.

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Madrid Open 2025 points breakdown

Casper Ruud turned around a disappointing start to his season with a commanding victory at the 2025 Madrid Open, defeating Jack Draper in the final. The win propelled the Norwegian back into the ATP top 10. Meanwhile, Draper’s impressive run saw him make history, becoming just the fourth British man to break into the ATP top 5. Both semifinalists, Musetti and Cerúndolo will earn 400 points, while the quarterfinalists receive 200 points.

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