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Boss Open (Stuttgart) Prize Money – How Much Will the Winner and Runner-Up of the 2025 Boss Open Get?

A breakdown of earnings and rewards at the 2025 Boss Open in Stuttgart.

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The 2025 Boss Open wraps up this Sunday with a blockbuster final between top seed Alexander Zverev and American No. 1 Taylor Fritz. Notably absent is defending champion Jack Draper, who skipped Stuttgart this year to focus on the Queen’s Club Championships. His absence opened the draw and the prize pool for others looking to build grass-court momentum ahead of Wimbledon.

Officially known as the Boss Open since 2022, this ATP 250 event in Stuttgart, Germany, has long been a staple of the tour’s European summer swing. Now in its 47th edition, the tournament’s roots trace back to 1916. Previously called the Mercedes Cup (1978–2021), it made the surface switch from clay to grass in 2015 and has steadily grown in stature and prize money ever since.

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Boss Open Prize Money 2025

The winner of the 2025 Boss Open will pocket €114,335, or approximately $130,000, along with the full 250 ATP ranking points. The runner-up takes home €76,003 (around $87,000), while semifinalists earn €44,677 (approx. $51,000). The quarterfinalists will be collecting €25,885, or roughly $30,000.

Since the event is held in Europe, all prize money is denominated in euros. Converted estimates in U.S. dollars may vary slightly with exchange rate changes.

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What Is the Total Purse for the Boss Open?

The total purse for the 2025 Boss Open stands at €751,630, or roughly $870,000, a solid payday for an ATP 250 event on grass. (The euro-to-dollar conversion may fluctuate.) With Stuttgart offering both ranking points and a significant check, Zverev and Fritz have more than just form and confidence on the line heading into Sunday’s final.

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