The French Open men\u2019s singles event is done and dusted for 2025, with Carlos Alcaraz taking home the title.<\/p>\n
Here, we look at what prize money\u00a0Alcaraz,\u00a0<\/a>tournament runner-up Jannik Sinner<\/a>, and their main ATP rivals earned in 2025, alongside what ranking points they take home from the past fortnight of action.<\/p>\n For lifting the title, Alcaraz will be awarded a staggering \u20ac2,550,000 in prize money, which equates to around $2,908,137 in earnings.<\/p>\n After finishing as the runner-up, Sinner earns \u20ac1,275,000, around $1,454,068.<\/p>\n Beaten in the semi-final by Sinner, three-time French Open champion Novak Djokovic earns \u20ac690,000 for his run, the equivalent of approximately $786.907.<\/p>\n Eighth seed Lorenzo Musetti also wins the same amount of prize money, having reached the last four before retiring injured against Alcaraz.<\/p>\n After his quarter-final loss to Djokovic, world No 3 and third seed Alexander Zverev earned \u20ac440,000 in prize money, the approximate equivalent of $501,796.<\/p>\n Fellow beaten quarter-finalists Alexander Bublik, Frances Tiafoe, and Tommy Paul also take home\u00a0 \u20ac440,000 for their respective runs.<\/p>\n Fifth seed Jack Draper was beaten in the fourth round by Bublik and earns \u20ac265,000, the approximate equivalent of $302,218.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, after his surprise opening-round exit a fortnight ago, fourth seed Taylor Fritz earns \u20ac78,000, around $88,954.<\/p>\n Coco Gauff on the brink of stunning prize money breakthrough after French Open win<\/a><\/p>\n French Open WTA Winners & Losers: Coco Gauff shines as Aryna Sabalenka, Iga Swiatek rue missed chances<\/a><\/p>\n For lifting the title, Alcaraz takes home a staggering 2,000 ranking points.<\/p>\n That matches the exact total of points that he won for also winning the title in 2024, when he beat Zverev in a five-set final.<\/p>\n For finishing as the runner-up, Sinner earns 1,300 points, an improvement on the 800 semi-final points he earned in 2024.<\/p>\n However, had he converted one of the three championship points he held, he would have earned the 2,000 titleist points \u2013 and grown his world No 1 lead significantly.<\/p>\n Strong runs to the semi-final earn both Djokovic and Musetti 800 ranking points, and both men will rise in the ATP Rankings as a result.<\/p>\n Djokovic will jump up one place to world No 5, while Musetti moves up one spot to a new career-high of world No 6.<\/p>\n Despite his fourth-round defeat, Draper is also guaranteed a boost.<\/p>\n The Brit earned 200 ranking points for his run and will move up to world No 4 on Monday, with Fritz set to fall down to world No 7.<\/p>\n The American was defending 200 points after reaching the fourth round in 2024, though he earned just 10 points in 2025 for his opening-round exit.<\/p>\n World No 3 Zverev failed to defend his 1300 finalist points from 2024, though the 400 points he earned in 2025 were more than enough to maintain his place in the ATP Rankings.<\/p>\n Read Next<\/strong>:\u00a0\u00a0<\/span>Points and money earned by Gauff, Sabalenka, Swiatek, Boisson, Raducanu, Eala at French Open<\/a><\/p>\n The post Prize money & points won by Alcaraz, Sinner, Djokovic, Zverev at the 2025 French Open<\/a> appeared first on Tennis365<\/a>.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The French Open men\u2019s singles event is done and dusted for 2025, with Carlos Alcaraz taking home the title. Here, we look at what prize money\u00a0Alcaraz,\u00a0tournament runner-up Jannik Sinner, and their main ATP rivals earned in 2025, alongside what ranking points they take home from the past fortnight of action. 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