The Moselle Open 2024 takes place from November 2 to 9. Before knowing who will succeed Ugo Humbert, find out what the winnings are from the ATP 250 Metz.
Last year, Ugo Humbert won his 4th ATP 250. The Moselle Open 2024 should allow the Frenchman to confirm his fine performances observed during the Rolex Paris Masters 2024. Finalist against Alexander Zverev, Humbert is eyeing the Top 10 of the ATP rankings .
In addition to the trophy, this tournament could bring in a nice prize money. Less important than the major tournaments of the men's circuit, the winnings of the ATP 250 Metz should however attract some desire.
How much money does the winner of the ATP 250 Metz earn?
The winner of the ATP 250 Metz 2024 will win €88,125. The finalist of the Moselle Open will receive €51,400
All the winnings from the ATP 250 Metz
- Winner: €88,125
- Finalists : 51,400€
- Semi-finalists: €30,220
- Quarter-finalists: €17,510
- 2nd round: €10,165
- 1er tour : 6.215€
- Q2: 3.105€
- Q1 : 1.695€
Prize money up 2.9%
The total prize money for the Moselle Open will be €579,320an increase of 2.9% compared to 2023. All premiums will obviously be impacted by this increase. The first round will allow leavers to pocket €180 more than last year.
ATP 250 Metz winnings: where is the Moselle Open compared to other prize money at ATP 250 tournaments?
The prize money of the Moselle Open is similar to those of the Lyon Open and the Montpellier Open. The Open 13 Provence, however, is ahead of the 3 other French tournaments, with winnings amounting to €723,015. Among all the 38 tournaments present on the men's tennis circuit, the ATP 250 Metz ranks among the last in this category, ahead of the Serbian Open (€534,555).
Top 3 des Prize-money ATP 250
- Doha Tournament – $1,395,875
- Tournoi de Chengdu 1.171.655$
- Astana Tournament – $1,036,700
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