Emma Raducanu\u2019s Canadian Open campaign came to a sudden halt on Friday night thanks to a heavy defeat to Amanda Anisimova.<\/p>\n
Wimbledon finalist and world No 7 Anisimova had fallen to Raducanu<\/a> at both the Australian Open and Miami Open in 2025, though she outclassed her rival in a 6-2, 6-1 triumph in Montreal.<\/p>\n The match took just 64 minutes to complete and brought Raducanu\u2019s campaign to a surprisingly quick end, following comfortable wins over Elena-Gabriela Ruse in round one<\/a>, and then Peyton Stearns in round two<\/a>.<\/p>\n Raducanu\u2019s Canadian Open campaign is now over, but what has she earned for her three matches at the tournament?<\/p>\n Here, we take a look at her prize money and ranking points hauls from the tournament.<\/p>\n Prize money at the Canadian Open increased significantly on the WTA side in 2025<\/a>, with a 44% increase in winnings for whoever triumphs in Montreal next week.<\/p>\n By entering the draw and playing in round one, Raducanu earned herself\u00a0$12,770, which increased to $19,705 after the 22-year-old defeated Ruse to reach round two.<\/p>\n By progressing to the third round with victory over Stearns, the Brit will ultimately take home\u00a0$33,000 in prize money from the WTA 1000 event.<\/p>\n Naomi Osaka closing in on significant rankings breakthrough after split from Patrick Mouratoglou<\/a><\/p>\n Coco Gauff \u2018disappointed in myself\u2019 as service woes strike during Canadian Open campaign<\/a><\/p>\n Had she defeated Anisimova to progress to the fourth round, Raducanu\u2019s prize money winnings would have increased to\u00a0$56,703.<\/p>\n Raducanu is among an array of players chasing a top-32 position ahead of the US Open as she looks to secure a seeded position at the final Grand Slam event of 2025.<\/p>\n With the Brit having skipped the Canadian Open in 2024, she had no points to defend in Montreal this summer, giving her the chance to boost her hopes.<\/p>\n Raducanu, like all players in round one, earned 10 points for merely entering the draw, though she moved up to 35 points for the tournament after progressing to round two.<\/p>\n By beating Stearns in the second round, the 22-year-old moved up to 65 points for the tournament, which will be her overall points haul after falling to Anisimova.<\/p>\n However, Raducanu is currently set to drop four places in the WTA Rankings as things stand.<\/p>\n Though she reached the semi-final of the Citi DC Open in Washington last week<\/a>, her points from reaching the quarter-final of the same event in 2024 will not drop until the WTA Rankings next update.<\/p>\n That is because the WTA 500 event in Washington was held a week earlier this year than in 2024, meaning that her 108 quarter-final points from 2024 are still on her ranking as things stand.<\/p>\n On 1,405 points in the official rankings, Raducanu will drop 43 points to 1,362 when the WTA Rankings next update.<\/p>\n Currently ranked 33rd in the world, the former US Open champion is currently projected to fall to world No 37 with her 2024 Washington points falling off.<\/p>\n Following her exit in Montreal, Raducanu is now set to return to action at the second WTA 1000 event of the summer at the Cincinnati Open.<\/p>\n Action in Cincinnati is set to get underway on August 7th, though the Brit has secured one slight advantage heading into the event.<\/p>\n With both Zheng Qinwen and Paula Badosa withdrawing from the tournament, Raducanu\u2019s current ranking of world No 33 is enough for her to have secured a seeding at the event.<\/p>\n Raducanu is set to be the 31st seed, though she could move up the seedings with further withdrawals.<\/p>\n The Brit has no ranking points to defend in Cincinnati, giving her a huge opportunity to move back up the rankings and potentially seal a US Open seeding.<\/p>\n Read Next<\/strong>:\u00a0The 5 women to hit the most double faults in a WTA match: Coco Gauff with 23<\/a><\/p>\n The post What prize money & ranking points did Emma Raducanu earn at Canadian Open?<\/a> appeared first on Tennis365<\/a>.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Emma Raducanu\u2019s Canadian Open campaign came to a sudden halt on Friday night thanks to a heavy defeat to Amanda Anisimova. Wimbledon finalist and world No 7 Anisimova had fallen to Raducanu at both the Australian Open and Miami Open in 2025, though she outclassed her rival in a 6-2, 6-1 triumph in Montreal. 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