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WTA Bad Homburg Open 2025: Prize Money Breakdown

Here's a full breakdown of the 2025 Bad Homburg Open prize purse and ranking points.

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The Bad Homburg Open 2025 is set to run from June 23 to 29, main draw, slotting perfectly into the grass-court calendar. With Roland Garros wrapped up, the focus shifts to grass, with Queen’s, Halle, and Bad Homburg serving as key warm-ups ahead of Wimbledon.

Founded in 2021 as a WTA 250, the tournament was initially slated to debut in 2020 but faced a delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It quickly earned a place in the tour’s grass-court swing and was upgraded to a WTA 500 in 2024.

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Last year, Diana Shnaider claimed the singles title in a hard-fought three-set final against Donna Vekic, marking her fourth career singles title. In doubles, the duo of Nicole Melichar-Martinez and Ellen Perez lifted the trophy after edging out Chan Hao-ching and Veronika Kudermetova.

Bad Homburg Open 2025 Prize Money

The total prize pool at the 2025 Bad Homburg Open stands at €925,661 (approx. $1 million), a 15.38% increase from last year. This year’s champion will take home €142,610 ($163.5K), while the runner-up earns €87,825 ($100.6K), marking respective increases of 15.5% and 15.2%.

Note that USD figures may fluctuate slightly with real-time euro-to-dollar exchange rates.

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The prize money and ranking points breakdown is as follows:

Round	Prize Money (€)	WTA Points
Champion	€142,610	500
Finalist	€87,825	325
Semifinals	€51,305	195
Quarterfinals	€27,040	108
Round of 16	€13,760	60
First Round	€9,828	1

A semifinal finish secures over €51,000 and nearly 200 points. For those falling earlier, there’s still incentive: a quarterfinal showing nets over €27K, while a first-round exit still brings in nearly €10K. This kind of structure reflects the WTA 500 upgrade the tournament received in 2024 and signals Bad Homburg’s rise as a serious pre-Wimbledon stop.

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