ATP ATP Next Gen Finals 2024 prize money

The Next Gen ATP Finals will distribute the highest prize money in its history

Mónica Barberá… - 3 Dec 2024

The Next Gen ATP Finals 2023. Photo: getty.

On December 18th, the new edition of the Next Gen ATP Finals 2024 will kick off, where the top 8 players under 20 will battle it out in Jeddah. On Sunday 22nd, the new 'mini Maestro' will be crowned, but first, it's interesting to know how much prize money the participants will receive. This year, the tournament will distribute the highest prize money in its history, totaling 2.05 million dollars. If the champion wins all their matches, they will pocket $526,480. So, how is that prize money total broken down?

Prize Money Breakdown for the Next Gen ATP Finals 2024

Reserve player: $15,000
Fixed participation fee: $150,000
Group stage win: $36,660
Semifinal win: $113,500
Final win: $153,000
Undefeated champion: $526,480

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