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How much prize money will the Cincinnati Open champion earn?

Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz will play on Monday in the Cincinnati Open final, their fourth consecutive meeting in a championship match.

Both players will be eager to add another Masters 1000 trophy to their collection, but there will be more at stake on Monday in Cincinnati. The winner will earn a significant addition to their tournament prize money.

The champion will earn $1,124,380, while the finalist will claim $597,890. Look below for a full prize-money breakdown of the singles fields at the hard-court Masters 1000 event in Cincinnati, Ohio.

2025 Cincinnati Open Singles Prize Money

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