The Italian Open is the fifth ATP 1000 event of the year. It’s also the last significant clay-court tournament before the French Open begins on Memorial Day weekend.
On the men’s tour, the focus of the 2026 Italian Open is simple: Can anyone actually beat Jannik Sinner?
Sinner, the No. 1 player in the world, has won a record five ATP 1000 singles titles in a row, dating back to last year’s Paris Indoor Masters championship in the fall. Now, he’s playing on his home court in Rome at the Italian Open, and the crowd will surely be at full throat.
With Carlos Alcaraz not healthy, this draw is expected to be another walk for Sinner, who enters the tournament with a 23-match winning streak. He’s dropped only two sets since March 1.
Like most major tournaments, the Italian Open also has a concurrent WTA draw as well. Iga Swiatek has been the main power on clay over the last few years, but she’s been in bad form and health this spring. That’s opened up the field for other contenders, including recent Madrid winner Marta Kostyuk.
This year, Rome is offering a total men’s prize purse of €8,235,540 and an additional prize purse of €7,228,080 for the women’s tour. Altogether, there’s more than $18 million in prize money available at the 2026 Italian Open.
Italian Open Prize Money In Dollars
In 2026, the men’s singles champion will receive €1,007,165 in prize money, while the women’s singles champion will receive €1,055,285.
Since most people don’t walk around with knowledge of the international exchange rate, I’ve done the conversion math for all us Americans. Rome’s prize for the men’s champion is about $1,184,109, while the women’s champion walks away with $1,240,683.
The full prize table for the 2026 Italian Open is published below.
Italian Open Prize Money 2026
| Round Reached | ATP Prize Money | WTA Prize Money |
|---|---|---|
| Winner | $1,184,109 | $1,240,683 |
| Runner-Up | $629,679 | $645,845 |
| Semifinal | $349,825 | $339,908 |
| Quarterfinal | $199,132 | $176,353 |
| Round 4 | $108,716 | $73,479 |
| Round 3 | $63,616 | $54,176 |
| Round 2 | $37,134 | $29,998 |
| Round 1, Main Draw | $25,024 | $18,593 |
| Q2 | $14,531 | $14,161 |
| Q1 | $7,536 | $7,442 |
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