Rolex Paris Masters Prize Money
2022 Breakdown & Historicals
Since holding the inaugural Open De Paris-Bercy in 1986, the Rolex Paris Masters has remained a premier indoor tournament and a crucial stop on the calendar as the ATP’s final Masters 1000 event of the year.
Each year the tournament takes place in a small neighborhood in the heart of Paris at the Accor Arena, which is a mixed-use venue that can seat up to 14,000 spectators for tennis.
Over the years, the Rolex Paris Masters has seen three French champions, including Guy Forget, Sebastien Grosjean, and most recently, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in 2008. Gael Monfils came close on two occasions, reaching the finals in 2009 and 2010.
In 2022, the tournament’s total prize money is €5,415,410, translating to $5,353,945 and £4,657,637 for a significant 108% increase over the prior year and the event’s largest purse in history.
The singles champion will do well this year, earning a check for €836,355, while the runner-up will pocket €456,720, which equates to 149% and 144% increases compared to 2021.
In doubles, the winning team will split €282,960, while their competitors who fall short of the title will earn €147,840. These sums represent 304% and 198% increases versus last year.
Overall, the tournament’s prize money is back on track after suffering a few weaker years due to the pandemic. The remainder of this guide provides a complete breakdown of the Rolex Paris Masters prize money and historical data for reference.