The Mubadala DC Open brings together some of the biggest names in men's and women's tennis for a crucial stop on the hard-court season.
It is the only combined ATP and WTA 500-level tennis tournament in the world.
Since last year, there has been an increase in prize money for both the ATP and WTA Tour competitors.
The total prize pool for the ATP events is $2,469,450, marking a 3.06% increase from last year, while the WTA earnings have seen a 27% increase making the total purse $1,637,982.
The ATP men's singles champion will take home $461,835 compared to Alex de Minaur winning $420,525 in 2025. The defending WTA champion, Leylah Fernandez, earned $197,570 last year, and this year's women's singles champion will earn $252,000.
Winner | $461,835 |
Runner-up | $284,480 |
Semi-finalist | $132,425 |
Quarter-finalist | $67,655 |
Round Two | $36,115 |
Round One | $19,260 |
Second Qualifying Round | $9,870 |
First Qualifying Round | $5,540 |
Winner | $151,690 |
Runner-up | $80,900 |
Semi-finalist | $40,930 |
Quarter-finalist | $20,470 |
Round One | $10,590 |
Winner | $252,000 |
Runner-up | $155,000 |
Semi-finalist | $90,900 |
Quarter-finalist | $47,750 |
Round Two | $24,474 |
Round One | $17,440 |
Winner | $9,210 |
Runner-up | $50,790 |
Semi-finalist | $29,490 |
Quarter-finalist | $15,140 |
First Round | $9,210 |
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