How much did Carlos Alcaraz & Lorenzo Musetti earn in prize money at Monte Carlo Masters 2025?

The tournament offered a massive prize pool of $6,620,000.

Carlos Alcaraz won his third match after losing the opening set to win his first ever Monte Carlo Masters competition. A valiant effort from Lorenzo Musetti went in vain, as the Italian eventually couldn’t cope with fatigue. The Spaniard’s route to glory was a tricky one, as he seemed to struggle with his serving and consistency, but he found a way in the end.

His triumph meant a shift in the ATP rankings, with Alcaraz re-claiming the World No. #2 spot, and Alexander Zverev falling to third. Alcaraz became the youngest since Rafael Nadal in 2008 to win Monte Carlos Masters title and emerges as a strong contender for the upcoming clay events until Jannik Sinner’s return.

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The total prize money for the 2025 Monte Carlo Masters stood at approximately $6.55 million USD, reflecting a 3% increase from last year. This year’s champion was slated to earn around $1.01 million USD, slightly more than what 2024 winner Stefanos Tsitsipas received.

The runner-up would pocket about $551,500 USD, also up by 3%. Even first-round participants will benefit, earning roughly $26,200 USD, marking a modest 3.01% rise from last season.

Monte Carlo Masters 2025 prize money breakdown

Monte Carlo Masters 2025 champion Carlos Alcaraz took home a massive $1,021,255 while runner-up Lorenzo Musetti earned $557,687. Meanwhile, semi-finalists Alex de Minaur and Alejandro Davidovich Fokina were awarded $304,938 each for their impressive run.

Defending champion Stefanos Tsitsipas, 12th seed Arthur Fils, 15th seed Grigor Dimitrov, and unseeded Alexei Popyrin, each earned $166,327 for their quarter-final finish at the ATP 1000 tournament.

Fourth seed Casper Ruud, fifth seed Jack Draper, seventh seed Andrey Rublev, ninth seed Daniil Medvedev, Matteo Berrettini, Nuno Borges, Alejandro Tabilo, and Daniel Altmaier who were knocked out in the third round, received $88,968 each.

Top seed Alexander Zverev, third seed Novak Djokovic, 14th seed Frances Tiafoe, Jiri Lehecka, Pedro Martinez, Jordan Thompson, Valentin Vachero, Alexandre Muller, Tomas Machac, Marcos Giron, Tomas Martin Etcheverry, Roberto Bautista Agut, Gael Monfils, Flavio Cobolli, Richard Gasquet, and Francisco Cerundolo—each took home $47,707 for a third-round finish.

Meanwhile, players who exited in the opening round of the Monte Carlo Masters 2025—including sixth seed Holger Rune, 11th seed Ben Shelton, 16th seed Felix Auger-Aliassime, Mariano Navone, Sebastian Korda—all earned $26,432.

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Monte Carlo Masters 2025 points breakdown

Alcaraz clinched his 18th career title at Monte Carlo 2025, reclaiming the World No. #2 spot in the ATP rankings with a commanding performance. Runner-up Musetti, too, fetched massive gains, winning 650 points. Both semifinalists, Alex de Minaur and Alejandro Davidovich, will earn 400 points, while the quarterfinalists receive 200 points.

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