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2025 US Open Tennis Prize, Payment: $90 million total for the biggest prize pool grab of all time
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2025 US Open Tennis Prize, Payment: $90 million total for the biggest prize pool grab of all time

August 6, 2025 3 Min Read
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The US Open is once again shattering the record for the biggest prize pool in tennis history. The 2025 edition of the tournament earned a total of $90 million, up 20% from the 2024 tournament’s $75 million pool.

The $90 million figure opens the US ahead of the prize pools for the other three Grand Slam events.

The single winner will take home $5 million, and earn $1 million when they win a doubles team.

Last year’s single winners Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka won $3.6 million for the victory.

The US opening will begin on August 19th with a mixed double stomping tournament. This year’s format achieved USTA’s goal of bringing together top single players and playing mixed doubles. Currently, 14 teams have been confirmed on the field. Like the male and female doubles prize pool, the mixed doubles winning team earns $1 million.

  • No. 1 Jannik Sinner and No. 11 Emma Navarro
  • No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz and No. 33 Emma Raducanu
  • Alexander Zverev No. 3 and Belinda Bensik No. 20
  • No. 4 Taylor Fritz and no. 12 Elena Rivakina
  • No. 5 Jack Draper and No. 10 Paula Badosa
  • No. 6 Novak Jjokovic and No. 40 Olga Danilovic
  • No. 7 Ben Shelton and Taylor Townsend (1st in doubles)
  • No. 9 Holger Rune and No. 7 Amanda Anisimova
  • No. 12 Francis Tifoe and no. 8 Madison Keys
  • No. 13 Casper Roud and No. 3 and Egggggach
  • No. 14 Danil Medvedev and no. 5 Myrrh Andreva
  • No. 15 Tommy Paul and No. 4 Jessica Pegura
  • Reilly Opelka and Venus Williams
  • Andrea Vavassori and Sara Erani
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The first round of the singles tournament begins on August 24th, with the women’s and men’s finals starting on September 6th on September 7th.

Draftkings currently lists Sinner (+110) as a small favorite on the boys’ side Alcaraz (+185), with Aryna Sabalenka (+250) and Iga Swiatek (+330) leading the women’s field.

How much is the public payment in the US?

The winner of this year’s boys and girls singles will win a $5 million prize. Once you reach the semi-finals, you’ll be guaranteed a seven-figure payday at $1.26 million.

Simply reach the start of the tournament and your six-figure payday is $110,000.

Let’s take a look at the total prize package for a singles tournament at the 2025 US Open.

champion

$5,000,000

Finalist

$2,500,000

Semi-finalists

$1,260,000

Quarterfinalist

$660,000

16 rounds

$400,000

32 rounds

$237,000

64 rounds

$154,000

128 rounds

$110,000

And let’s take a look at the doubles payments here. Mixed double payouts are only made for 16 rounds.

champion

$1,000,000

Finalist

$500,000

Semi-finalists

$250,000

Quarterfinalist

$125,000

16 rounds

$75,000

32 rounds

$45,000

128 rounds

$30,000

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