2025 French Open prize money, payouts: Carlos Alcaraz earns roughly $3 million after comeback to beat Sinner
Total prize money for the tournament sits at more than $64 million
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An incredible amount of money has been doled out at the French Open this year. The second Grand Slam tournament of 2025 is set to pay out over $64 million to participants across both men's and women's competitions. The new men's singles champion, Carlos Alcaraz, takes home nearly $3 million after defeating Jannik Sinner in the final. It was Alcaraz's second French Open title and fifth overall major win.
That money was well-earned because Alcaraz saved three match points in the fourth set before coming back to defeat Sinner in a tiebreak in the decisive fifth set.
The women's singles champion, Coco Gauff, also won roughly $2.89 million after notching her first French Open title against top-ranked Aryna Sabalenka.
Despite their losses, Sinner and Sabalenka won't be going home empty-handed. They will take home just shy of $1.5 million as the runner-up. Semifinalists Novak Djokovic, Lorenzo Musetti, Iga Swiatek and Lois Boisson each pocketed over $750,000 for their efforts at Roland-Garros.
The quarterfinalists on both sides of the bracket, including Tommy Paul on the men's side and Elina Svitolia on the women's side, earned a little over $500,000. Even those who were knocked out in the Round of 16 each received a tick over $300,000.
How much is the French Open payout money?
The men's and women's singles winners this year will take home a prize of roughly $2.9 million. On the doubles' side, the top prize is $670,454.55.
Let's take a look at the overall prize money package for the singles tournaments at the 2025 French Open as well as what some of the players who have been eliminated took home.
| Round | Prize money | Men's finishes | Women's finishes |
|---|---|---|---|
Champion | $2,897,947.50 | (2) Carlos Alcaraz | (2) Coco Gauff |
Finalist | $1,449,228.75 | (1) Jannik Sinner | (1) Aryna Sabalenka |
Semi-finalist | $784,269.15 | (6) Novak Djokovic, (8) Lorenzo Musetti | (5) Iga Swiatek, Lois Boisson |
Quarter-finalist | $500,284.25 | Alexander Bublik, (12) Tommy Paul, (3) Alexander Zverev, (15) Frances Tiafoe | (8) Zheng Qinwen, (7) Madison Keys, (12) Elina Svitolina, (6) Mirra Andreeva |
Round of 16 | $301,291.75 | (17) Andrey Rublev, (13) Ben Shelton, Tallon Griekspoor, (5) Jack Draper, Cameron Norrie, (10) Holger Rune, Alexei Popyrin, Daniel Altmaier | (16) Amanda Anisimova, (20) Ekaterina Alexandrova, (3) Jessica Pegula, (4) Jasmine Paolini, (12) Elena Rybakina, (17) Daria Kasatkina, Hailey Baptiste, (19) Liudmila Samsonova |
Round of 32 | $191,007.60 | ||
Round of 64 | $133,023.15 | ||
Round of 128 | $88,686.75 |
And here is a breakdown of the prize money structure for both the men's and women's doubles tournament. These prizes are shared per team.
| Round | Prize money |
|---|---|
Champions | $670,835.70 |
Finalists | $335,400.25 |
Semi-finalists | $168,277.43 |
Quarter-finalists | $90,960.77 |
Round of 16 | $49,459.92 |
Round of 32 | $31,266.12 |
Round of 128 | $19,896.62 |
The 129th edition of the French Open began on May 25 and runs until June 8.
