BENGALURU (Reuters) - The men's ATP Tour stepped up its plans to enhance earnings for players in the feeder Challenger Tour on Wednesday by announcing a record prize pot of $28.5 million for the 2025 season, up $6.2 million from this year's total and a 135% increase since 2022.
The Challenger Tour is the second rung of the professional ladder and features nearly 200 tournaments across more than 40 countries each season, helping players gain vital experience, ranking points and prize money to progress to the ATP Tour.
