What is the prize money for 2025 Brisbane International?
The prize pool for both the WTA 500 and ATP 250 events at the Brisbane International is the same as last year.
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Novak Djokovic, Aryna Sabalenka, Nick Kyrgios (Images via X)
The WTA 500 and ATP 250 matches in the 14th edition of the Brisbane International are underway at the Queensland Tennis Centre in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. As it’s a warm-up tournament for the Australian Open, several top players from both ATP and WTA have signed up for it.
Former World No.1 Novak Djokovic, who will be chasing his 25th Grand Slam title at the Australian Open, is the first seed in the tournament. The 24-time Grand Slam champion is participating in singles as well as doubles, with Nick Kyrgios.
It’s the first official tournament in 18 months for Kyrgios whose fight with multiple injuries forced him to stay on the sidelines. Defending champion Grigor Dimitrov, last year’s runner-up Holger Rune, and Frances Tiafoe, are other big names in the event.
In women’s matches as well several high-profile names, the likes of World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka, three-time Grand Slam finalist Ons Jabeur, two-time Grand Slam champion Victoria Azarenka, Jelena Ostapenko, and Paula Badosa have participated.
Prize money for 2025 Brisbane International in singles and doubles
The prize pool for the 14th edition is the same as the previous season. For ATP 250, it’s $730,000, while for WTA 500, it’s $1,520,600. Below is the full breakdown of the prize money for the 2025 Brisbane International in singles and doubles of both women’s and men’s tennis (WTA 500, ATP 250).
Women’s singles
| First round | $14,000 |
| Second round | $20,400 |
| Quarter-finals | $38,000 |
| Semi-finals | $79,000 |
| Final | $135,000 |
| Champion | $220,000 |
Women’s doubles
| First round | $8,000 |
| Second round | $10,518 |
| Quarter-finals | $13,320 |
| Semi-finals | $26,100 |
| Final | $45,039 |
| Champion | $73,000 |
Men’s singles
| First round | $6,640 |
| Second round | $11,000 |
| Quarter-finals | $18,700 |
| Semi-finals | $32,800 |
| Final | $55,665 |
| Champion | $95,340 |
Men’s doubles
| First round | $1,620 |
| Second round | $2,900 |
| Quarter-finals | $5,310 |
| Semi-finals | $9,500 |
| Final | $18,000 |
| Champion | $34,600 |
Last year’s winner Elena Rybakina however is not playing as she is a part of Kazakasthan’s United Cup team. She defeated Sabalenka in straight sets to win the title.
Last year in doubles, the pair of Jelena Ostapenko and Lyudmyla Kichenok beat Greet Minnen and Heather Watson in the final to lift the title. This year, however, Ostapenko has joined forces with Marta Kostyuk, while Kichenok joined Chan Hao-ching.
In men’s doubles, Lloyd Glasspool and Jean-Julien Rojer defeated Kevin Krawietz and Tim Putz in the final last season. This year, Glasspool has partnered with Julian Cash, while Rojer with Adam Pavlasek signed up for the Hong Kong Open.
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