2025 Rome Tennis Open: Alcaraz Wins, Schedule & Prize Money

The 2025 Italian Open in Rome is one of the biggest clay-court events of the tennis season, and this year it came with a prize pool of €8 million on the ATP side alone. Whether you’re planning to attend, track the results, or just curious about the payouts, here’s the full breakdown of schedule, prize money, and ticket options for the 2025 tournament.

Tournament dates: 5–18 May 2025 ·
Total ATP prize money: €8,055,385 ·
Tournament level: ATP Masters 1000 / WTA 1000

Eight key figures capture the essentials of the 2025 event — one pattern: the ATP side is fully detailed, while WTA numbers remain fragmented.

The implication: the ATP side published a complete prize-money breakdown, while WTA totals remain scattered across third-party summaries.

How much does the winner of the Rome Open get?

The ATP singles champion at the 2025 Italian Open took home €985,030 — the highest payout on the men’s side — according to the ATP Tour official site. The runner-up earned €523,870, and the losing semi-finalists each received €291,040.

The winner’s share accounted for about 12% of the total ATP prize pool of €8,055,385, a typical ratio for Masters 1000 events.

Prize money breakdown by round

• Winner: €985,030 (ATP Tour official site)
• Runner-up: €523,870 (ATP Tour official site)
• Semi-finalist: €291,040 (ATP Tour official site)
• Quarter-finalist: €165,670 (ATP Tour official site)
• Round of 16: €90,445 (ATP Tour official site)

What is the schedule for the 2025 Rome tennis open?

The tournament ran from 5 to 18 May 2025, with qualifying on the first two days. Main-draw play started on 7 May, according to Sports.info event guide.

The singles final was scheduled for Sunday, 18 May, not before 5 p.m. local time, and the doubles final earlier that day at 2 p.m.

Rome’s schedule mirrors other Masters 1000 events — a 12-day window with the final on the last Sunday.

Key dates

• Qualifying: 5–6 May (Sports.info event guide)
• Main draw: 7–18 May (Sports.info event guide)
• Singles final: 18 May, 5 p.m. (Sports.info event guide)
• Doubles final: 18 May, 2 p.m. (Sports.info event guide)

Where can I find tickets for the 2025 Rome tennis open?

Ticket prices for the 2025 edition varied widely by court and session. A Sports.info event guide listed the following ranges:

• Central Court: €24 to €1,500
• Grand Stand Arena: €30 to €250
• Supertennis Arena: €24 to €96
• Ground tickets: €6 to €59

The catch: these are secondary-market estimates. Official prices on the tournament website may differ. For the 2026 edition, expect similar ranges with a slight increase.

What is the total prize money for the 2025 Italian Open?

The ATP side committed €8,055,385 in total prize money, confirmed by the ATP Tour official site. The WTA side’s total is less clear: several secondary sources reported a singles champion prize of €877,390, but the exact total commitment varies by source (Tennis Infinity news site).

Why this matters: the discrepancy means fans and players looking for official WTA figures should consult the WTA Tour’s own site rather than third-party summaries.

Timeline

What’s clear and what’s not

Confirmed facts

• Tournament held 5–18 May 2025 at Foro Italico (ATP Tour official site)
• ATP singles champion prize: €985,030 (ATP Tour official site)
• ATP total prize money: €8,055,385 (ATP Tour official site)
• Main draw started 7 May (Sports.info event guide)
• Singles champion receives 1,000 ranking points (ATP Tour official site)

What’s unclear

• Exact WTA prize money total (conflicting secondary sources) (Tennis Infinity news site)
• Official ticket prices and availability (secondary estimates only) (Sports.info event guide)
• Winner of the men’s and women’s singles (not officially confirmed in ATP/WTA prize money releases)

The 2025 Italian Open in Rome offered a record ATP prize pool and a tightly packed schedule typical of Masters 1000 events. For fans planning to attend future editions, ticket prices ranged from €6 to €1,500 depending on the court and session. For players, the financial stakes are clear: the champion’s cheque of nearly €1 million makes Rome one of the most lucrative stops on the clay swing. The open question remains whether the WTA side will eventually match the transparency of the ATP’s prize money breakdown.

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