Prize money & points won by Medvedev, Bublik, Sinner, Zverev & co in Halle

A thrilling week of action at the Halle Open has seen Alexander Bublik lift the title, defeating Daniil Medvedev in the final.
Some of the biggest names on the ATP Tour were in action at the prestigious grass-court event in 2025, but what prize money and ranking points were up for grabs?
Here, we look at what money and points the tournament’s biggest stars will take home.
Prize money
For lifting the title, Bublik picks up a stunning prize money payout of €471,755.
While, after finishing as the runner-up, Medvedev collects €253,790 in winnings after a strong week in Germany.
Beaten in the semi-final by Medvedev, world No 3 and second seed Alexander Zverev collects €135,255, as does Karen Khachanov, who was beaten in the last four by Bublik.
One of the biggest surprises of the week was the second-round exit for Jannik Sinner, with the world No 1 beaten in three sets by Bublik.
The Italian earns just €36,885 for his early exit, with players beaten in the quarter-final earning €69,100, and players beaten in round one taking home €19,670.
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Ranking points
After triumphing in Halle for the second time, following his triumph back in 2023, Kazakh star Bublik picks up an impressive 500 ATP ranking points.
He will rise 15 spots in the ATP Rankings as world No 30 as a result, ensuring his seeding for Wimbledon.
For his runner-up finish, Medvedev picks up 330 points and will return to the top 10 on Monday, with the 29-year-old set to be ranked ninth.
For reaching the semi-finals, both Zverev and Khachanov are awarded 200 ranking points.
Zverev will remain as the world No 3, though Khachanov is set to rise three places to world No 19 in the rankings come Monday.
For falling in the second round, world No 1 Sinner earns 50 ranking points.
That is down on the 500 points he won for lifting the title in 2024, meaning that the gap between him and world No 2 Alcaraz has decreased slightly, following the Spaniard’s run to the title in Queen’s.
Beaten quarter-finalists Tomas Machac, Tomas Martin Etcheverry, Alex Michelsen and Flavio Cobolli are all awarded 100 ranking points for reaching the last eight.
However, players beaten in round one are not awarded any ranking points, unless they came through qualifying.
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