What Is 2025 Japan Open Prize Money? How Much Will Carlos Alcaraz or Taylor Fritz Earn After Taxes?

The final showdown is here! Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz are battling for the Tokyo crown, and the tension on court couldn’t be higher. After Fritz ended Alcaraz’s 13-match winning streak at the Laver Cup and helped Team World lift the trophy, the World No. 1 is hungry for payback. On one hand, Fritz is chasing his second Japan title, while Alcaraz is on a remarkable run in his Tokyo debut. Both have pushed themselves to the limit at this tournament, but there’s more on the line than glory alone: the winner is about to claim a prize money like no other.

The Kinoshita Group Japan Open Tennis Championships returned with a serious upgrade in rewards. The tournament revealed a prize money total of US $2,226,470, marking a 22.5% hike from last year. With a 32-player singles draw and 16 doubles pairs chasing the crown, the stakes this season felt higher than ever.

For the singles field, every round came with a mix of cash and crucial ranking points. The champion walked away with $416,365 plus 500 points, while the runner-up still scored big with $224,035 and 330 points. Deep runs mattered just as much: semifinalists grabbed $119,395 and 200 points, and quarterfinal finishes meant $61,000 alongside 100 points.