The Mutua Madrid Open 2025 — one of the biggest clay-court tournaments in the world — is offering impressive prize money for its champions. Held from April 22 to May 4 at Park Manzanares in Madrid, Spain, the tournament attracts the best players from across the globe as part of both the ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 tours.
Prize Money for the 2025 Madrid Open Winners
This year, the stakes are high:
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Men’s Singles Champion: €985,030
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Women’s Singles Champion: €985,030
This amount reflects a slight increase from 2024, where winners received €963,225. The tournament continues to demonstrate its prestige with rising payouts year after year.
In the doubles competition:
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Men’s Doubles Winning Team: €400,560 (to be split between the two players)
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Women’s Doubles: Specific prize money details have not yet been disclosed.
Growth in Prize Money Over the Years
The Madrid Open has consistently seen its prize pool grow, highlighting its importance on the tennis calendar.
For context:
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2023: Singles champions earned €1,105,265.
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2024: Prize money dipped slightly to €892,428.
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2025: Prize money has bounced back up to €985,030.
This upward trend is a sign of the tournament’s ongoing global appeal and prestige.
Why the Madrid Open Matters
The Madrid Open serves as a crucial preparation event for the French Open, the second Grand Slam of the year. With its unique altitude conditions and fast clay courts, winning here often signals strong form heading into Roland-Garros.
Besides the prize money, players also fight for crucial ranking points and the pride of lifting one of the most coveted trophies on clay.
Prize Money for the 2025 Madrid Open Winners
This year, the stakes are high:
-
Men’s Singles Champion: €985,030
-
Women’s Singles Champion: €985,030
This amount reflects a slight increase from 2024, where winners received €963,225. The tournament continues to demonstrate its prestige with rising payouts year after year.
In the doubles competition:
-
Men’s Doubles Winning Team: €400,560 (to be split between the two players)
-
Women’s Doubles: Specific prize money details have not yet been disclosed.
Growth in Prize Money Over the Years
The Madrid Open has consistently seen its prize pool grow, highlighting its importance on the tennis calendar.
For context:
-
2023: Singles champions earned €1,105,265.
-
2024: Prize money dipped slightly to €892,428.
-
2025: Prize money has bounced back up to €985,030.
This upward trend is a sign of the tournament’s ongoing global appeal and prestige.
Why the Madrid Open Matters
The Madrid Open serves as a crucial preparation event for the French Open, the second Grand Slam of the year. With its unique altitude conditions and fast clay courts, winning here often signals strong form heading into Roland-Garros.
Besides the prize money, players also fight for crucial ranking points and the pride of lifting one of the most coveted trophies on clay.
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