Know How Much 2025 United Cup Champions USA Earned

Team USA clinched their second United Cup title in Sydney on Sunday after they took the inaugural title in 2023. 

Tennis fans witnessed a gripping final between the US and Poland.

American Coco Gauff earned the MVP honors. She defeated World No. 2 Iga Swiatek in straight sets 6-4 5-7 7-6 (7-4) in the opening women’s singles match.  Her remarkable run translated into $836,950 in earnings which was the highest among all participants.

Taylor Fritz got the better of Poland’s Hubert Hurkacz in a third-set tie-break to clinch victory for the United States in the United Cup final in Sydney.

Taylor Fritz’s victory over Hubert Hurkacz in a three-setter secured the championship for the Americans, mirroring their 2023 success. On account of his consistent performance throughout the tournament, Fritz took home $794,150.

Despite finishing as runners-up, Poland’s stars too walked away with rewards. Swiatek collected $556,700, while Hurkacz earned $348,100 for his efforts. 

Overall, Team USA’s victory earned them a $61,250 prize money, compared to Poland’s $35,400.

The United Cup 2025 carried a significant $11.17 million prize pool, distributed equally between ATP and WTA competitors.

There are three layers of prizes for players in the United Cup: initial ranking-based participation fees, match results, and designated team position (No. 1-3). 

United Cup 2025: How much did semi-finalists earn?

The United Cup 2025 semifinals saw Elena Rybakina leading Kazakhstan’s earnings with $401,200, while Czech Republic’s top performers Karolina Muchova and Tomas Machac each earned Czech Republic’s $14,550.

Alexander Shevchenko helped Kazakhstan’s campaign with $197,400 in total earnings. The Czech squad featured varied compensation based on rankings, with Patrik Rikl getting rewarded $21,000 and Vendula Valdmannova receiving $6,600.

Mixed doubles success fetched Zhibek Kulambayeva and Aleksandr Nedovyesov  earnings of $18,500 and $24,500, respectively. Dmitry Popko, Marek Gengel, and Gabriela Knutson rounded out the prize money distribution with their participation fees.

 Match wins prize money

 Stage: Final

– No. 1: $280,250

– Mixed Doubles: $52,800

 Stage: Semi-final

– No. 1: $147,500

– Mixed Doubles: $27,650

 Stage: Quarter-final  

– No. 1: $77,600

– Mixed Doubles: $14,550

 Stage: Group

– No. 1: $42,800

– Mixed Doubles: $8,000

 Prize money for team wins  

 Stage: Final

– Prize Money (USD): $25,850

 Stage: Semi-final

– Prize Money (USD): $15,250

 Stage: Quarter-final  

– Prize Money (USD): $8,950

 Stage: Group

– Prize Money (USD): $5,600

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