The 2017 ATP Winston-Salem isn’t the richest tournament out there. The biggest pot of this event is several folds fewer than that of last week’s top offering in Cincinnati. But sans any top 10 player, the Winston-Salem Open provides a terrific opportunity for second-tier tennis stars to swoop in and take home the title, the ATP 250 points, and the biggest share of the pot altogether.
Well, $89,280 is way fewer than the top prize of last week’s Western & Southern Open in Cincinnati, but hey, tennis legend Boris Becker would die to play for that sum if given the opportunity. Reaching the finals would guarantee a player $50, 830 while semifinalists would see their bank accounts get stocked with $29,340 more. Quarterfinalists will pocket $17,270, while those who would exit in the Round of 16 could dry their tears using a bill out of the $10,065 cash they’re bound to take home.
