Stuttgart Open 2026: Live Scores, Schedule, Draws & News
Explore Stuttgart Open tennis news, results, schedules, and player insights. Follow live updates from the 2026 BOSS Open, Stuttgart’s premier ATP event.
tennisuptodate.comI don’t have live tool access right now to pull the absolute latest updates, but I can summarize the current understanding of Stuttgart Open prize money and point you to where you can verify the newest figures.
Direct answer
- The Stuttgart Open (Porsche Tennis Grand Prix) prize money varies year to year, with recent WTA 500 editions featuring totals around €925k–€1.0 million in recent cycles. For 2025, reports indicated a champion prize around €142,610 for the WTA event, with other rounds paying progressively less (e.g., runner-up €87,825; semifinals ~€51k). Note: ATP/“Stuttgart Open” prize money figures (for the men's side) are announced separately and can differ in total purse and breakdown.[2][5][6]
Where to verify the latest figures
- WTA official Stuttgart 2025 prize money page and press release.
- Porsche Tennis Grand Prix event pages or dedicated coverage (news outlets like Tennisuptodate or BetMGM’s event pages often mirror the official payouts).
- Reputable tennis news sites (Perfect Tennis, Tennis Fans/Yardbarker) frequently publish the prize-money breakdown by round for the current year.
Quick example of the typical prize money flow
- Champion: highest payout (varies by edition; recent figures show €142k+ in the WTA 500 Stuttgart).
- Runner-up: substantially less than the champion (mid-to-high €80k range in recent years).
- Semifinalists, quarterfinalists, and earlier rounds receive progressively smaller sums, down to first-round losers receiving a smaller fixed amount.
If you want, I can fetch the latest official numbers and present a clean breakdown in a short table. I can also create a quick comparison table showing recent year-to-year changes if you’d like.