Next Gen ATP Finals Prize Money
2022 Breakdown & Historicals
Established in 2017, the Next Gen ATP Finals is a year-end exhibition tournament for the best professional 21-and-under players.
The event takes place in Milan, Italy, at the Allianz Cloud stadium and features a unique set of rule changes that increase the sport’s tempo to attract new fans while appealing to existing followers.
For 2022 the Next Gen ATP Finals’ total prize money is $1,400,000, which equates to €1,396,185 and £1,213,653 and is up nearly 8% over 2021.
For context, the event’s prize money falls between what you’d find on offer at an ATP 250 and ATP 500 event, but with far fewer players resulting in a solid payday for all who participate.
Featuring a round-robin format, the max the champion can take home if they remain undefeated throughout the tournament is $432,750, which is a 7.5% bump over the prior year.
Meanwhile, players who successfully participate in all three of their round-robin matches will earn a participation fee of $82,250, which organizers prorate per match. In other words, that’s the minimum a participating player will take home just for showing up to the event.
The following sections of this guide provide a detailed overview and complete breakdown of the Next Gen ATP Finals prize money and historical data for reference and quick comparison.