French Open 2025 draw ceremony: Live streaming info, ranking points, prize money details

The French Open 2025 main draw ceremony for singles will be held on Thursday at 2 pm local time (5:30 pm IST) in Paris.

This year’s French Open is set to begin from May 25 and conclude on June 8 at Roland Garros.

Where can you watch the French Open 2025 draw ceremony?

The French Open 2025 draw ceremony will be live streamed on the Roland Garros YouTube channel.

Round-wise details of the ranking points and prize money on offer

Men’s Singles

First round: 10 points (78,000 euros)

Second round: 50 points (117,000 euros)

Third round: 100 points (168,000 euros)

Round of 16: 200 points (265,000 euros)

Quarterfinals: 400 points (440,000 euros)

Semifinals: 800 points (690,000 euros)

Runner-up: 1300 points (1.275 million euros)

Champion: 2000 points (2.55 million euros)

Women’s Singles

First round: 10 points (78,000 euros)

Second round: 70 points (117,000 euros)

Third round: 130 points (168,000 euros)

Round of 16: 240 points (265,000 euros)

Quarterfinals: 430 points (440,000 euros)

Semifinals: 780 points (690,000 euros)

Runner-up: 1300 points (1.275 million euros)

Champion: 2000 points (2.55 million euros)

Men’s Doubles

First round: 0 points (17,500 euros)

Round of 32: 90 points (27,500 euros)

Round of 16: 180 points (43,500 euros)

Quarterfinals: 360 points (80,000 euros)

Semifinals: 720 points (148,000 euros)

Runners-up: 1200 points (295,000 euros)

Champion: 2000 points (590,000 euros)

Women’s Doubles

First round: 10 points (17,500 euros)

Round of 32: 130 points (27,500 euros)

Round of 16: 240 points (43,500 euros)

Quarterfinals: 430 points (80,000 euros)

Semifinals: 780 points (148,000 euros)

Runners-up: 1300 points (295,000 euros)

Champion: 2000 points (590,000 euros)

Mixed Doubles

First round: 5,000 euros

Round of 16: 10,000 euros

Quarterfinals: 17,500 euros

Semifinals: 31,000 euros

Runners-up: 61,000 euros

Champion: 122,000 euros

What is the total prize money for French Open 2025?

The total prize money is 56.352 million euros (USD 63.84 million).

It has increased 5.21 per cent from 2024.

The winners of the men’s and women’s singles in 2024, Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek, received 2.4 million euros (USD 2.72 million) each in prize money.

Who are the defending champions?

Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz and Poland’s Iga Swiatek are the defending champions in men’s and women’s singles, respectively at the 129th edition of the tournament.

Alcaraz beat Germany’s Alexander Zverev 6-3, 2-6, 5-7, 6-1, 6-2 in last year’s men’s final to win his maiden title at the clay Major.

In the 2024 women’s singles final, the then World No. 1 Swiatek defeated Italy’s Jasmine Paolini 6-2, 6-1 to win her third straight title at Roland Garros.

Croatia’s Mate Pavic and El Salvador’s Marcelo Arevalo won the men’s doubles crown while the Czech-American pair of Katerina Siniakova and Coco Gauff emerged victorious in women’s doubles.

The German-French pair of Edouard Roger-Vasselin and Laura Siegemund won the mixed doubles title.

The 2024 edition was the last Grand Slam of 22-time Major winner Rafael Nadal as he bowed out after an opening-round loss to Zverev.