How much did Carlos Alcaraz, Jiri Lehecka & others earn in prize money from Queen’s Club Championships 2025?

Alcaraz outlasted Lehecka in a three-set match to bring up his second Queen’s Club Championships title.

Carlos Alcaraz continued his sensational run on grass, and in 2025, winning his third consecutive title. The Spaniard has time-and-again proved why he is the best player on grass, with a staggering record of 29-3 on the surface, the most for any player in Open Era history.

While he did not encounter any seeded opponent, he remained flawless, producing scintillating tennis against Jiri Lehecka in the finals, and mainly the third set, to overcome a tough battle. The 22-year-old now has titles on all surfaces this year, with his winning streak extending to 18 in 2025.

Jiri Lehecka delivered an excellent outing, beating fifth seed Alex de Minaur in the opening round, and local hope Jack Draper in the semi-finals.

“It’s really special—this trophy, this tournament. I’m just happy to lift it once again,” said the Spaniard, full of emotion after his win. “I have to say, Jiri, what an incredible week. Honestly, your level is so high—it’s always a nightmare playing against you. That just shows how tough you are. Great work, great job, and keep it up at Wimbledon”, said the Spaniard, after winning his 21st career title.

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While Draper could not lift the title in front of his home crowd, he did enough to be seeded fourth for the upcoming Wimbledon Championships, which holds particular importance, as he would not be facing Sinner or Alcaraz up until the semi-finals.

The total prize money pool for the ATP Queen’s Club Championships 2025 is $2,413,550, marking a 2.76% increase compared to 2023. The winner at Queen’s Club will receive $505,780, an 11.8% rise from the amount Tommy Paul earned 12 months ago.

Queen’s Club Championships 2025 prize money breakdown

Queen’s Club Championships 2025 champion Carlos Alcaraz took home a massive $543,880 while runner-up Jiri Lehecka earned $292,590. Meanwhile, semi-finalists Roberto Bautista Agut and Jack Draper were awarded $155,930 each for their impressive run.

Jacob Fearnley, Brandon Nakashima, Arthur Rinderknech, and Holger Rune, each earned $79,670 for their quarter-final finish at the ATP-500 tournament.

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Those knocked out in the second round of the Queen’s Club Championships 2025, including Jakub Mensik, Alexei Popyrin, Dan Evans, Mackenzie McDonald, Gabriel Diallo, Corentin Moutet, Jaume Munar, and Reilly Opelka, all bagged $42,520 each.

Meanwhile, players who exited in the opening round of the Queen’s Club Championships 2025—including Frances Tiafoe, Christopher O’Connell, Cameron Norrie, Alex de Minaur, Jenson Brooksby, Ben Shelton, Adam Walton, and Taylor Fritz—all earned $22,670.

Queen’s Club Championships 2025 points breakdown

The Queen’s Club Championships 2025 event was an ATP-500 competition. Alcaraz claimed 450 additional points for his title triumph, while runner-up Lehecka too fetched massive gains, winning 250 points to advance to the #23 position on ATP rankings. Jack Draper, despite his SF loss, is now the new World No. #4

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