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WTT TOUR · 4 EVENTS

WTT Finals prize money

4 events between 2023 to 2025 , with $40,000 to the champion at the richest of them. Sixteen players, no qualifying, and a week that exists to settle the season.

The tour is a ladder, and this is one rung of it. What separates the rungs is not the format or the field: it is the cheque, and the gap between one tier and the next is wider than the gap between winning and losing a final at either of them.

TO THE CHAMPION $40k
PUT UP IN ALL $2.7m
EVENTS 4
PLAYERS PAID 76
SHARE OF THE TOUR 5.6%

The WTT Finals money list

Everyone the tier has paid, across every event in it

76 players

# Player Federation Titles Paid results Won at this tier
001 Manyu Wang China 3 4 $141,500
002 Tomokazu Harimoto Japan 1 4 $132,250
003 Chuqin Wang China 2 5 $113,500
004 Yingsha Sun China 2 6 $89,750
005 Xingtong Chen China 4 $78,125
006 Yidi Wang China 5 $76,250
007 Shidong Lin China 6 $72,250
008 Truls Moregard Sweden 2 $62,000
009 Dang Qiu Germany 3 $57,000
010 Yubin Shin South Korea 1 6 $48,750
011 Felix Lebrun France 1 5 $48,500
012 Man Kuai China 2 $48,000
013 Miwa Harimoto Japan 4 $48,000
014 Jingkun Liang China 3 $44,000
015 Mima Ito Japan 3 $44,000
016 Yun-Ju Lin Chinese Taipei 3 $42,500
017 Gaoyuan Lin China 4 $42,250
018 Satsuki Odo Japan 3 $39,000
019 Hugo Calderano Brazil 3 $38,500
020 Hina Hayata Japan 3 $38,500
021 Darko Jorgic Slovenia 2 $37,500
022 Bernadette Szocs Romania 2 $37,500
023 Alexis Lebrun France 1 4 $36,500
024 Zhendong Fan China 2 $35,000
025 Tianyi Qian China 3 $32,125
026 Benedikt Duda Germany 2 $32,000
027 Cheonhui Joo South Korea 2 $30,000
028 Woojin Jang South Korea 2 $30,000
029 Meng Chen China 2 $27,000
030 Yi Chen China 1 $26,000
031 Anton Kallberg Sweden 2 $24,500
032 Adriana Diaz Puerto Rico 2 $24,500
033 Peng Xiang China 1 3 $23,750
034 Miyu Nagasaki Japan 3 $23,125
035 Sora Matsushima Japan 3 $19,750
036 Honoka Hashimoto Japan 1 2 $18,000
037 Miu Hirano Japan 1 $18,000
038 Long Ma China 1 $17,500
039 Quadri Aruna Nigeria 1 $17,500
040 Ying Han Germany 1 $17,500
041 Rui Zhang China 1 $17,500
042 I-Ching Cheng Chinese Taipei 3 $16,250
043 Jihee Jeon South Korea 3 $15,750
044 Simon Gauzy France 1 $14,000
045 Jaehyun An South Korea 1 $14,000
046 Anders Lind Denmark 1 $14,000
047 Yuling Zhu Macao 1 $14,000
048 Xunyao Shi China 1 $14,000
049 Patrick Franziska Germany 2 $14,000
050 Dimitrij Ovtcharov Germany 2 $13,500
051 Sofia Polcanova Austria 1 $12,500
052 Xiaoxin Yang Monaco 1 $12,000
053 Jonghoon Lim South Korea 1 1 $7,000
054 Licen Yuan China 1 2 $5,750
055 Miyuu Kihara Japan 2 $5,125
056 Shunsuke Togami Japan 2 $4,500
057 Hitomi Sato Japan 1 1 $4,000
058 Yu-Jhun Li Chinese Taipei 2 $3,750
059 Koen Pang Singapore 2 $3,625
060 Izaac Quek Singapore 2 $3,625
061 Kwan Kit Ho Hong Kong 2 $3,250
062 Hiroto Shinozuka Japan 1 $3,000
063 Sakura Yokoi Japan 1 $3,000
064 Florian Bourrassaud France 1 $2,125
065 Esteban Dorr France 1 $2,125
066 Siu Hang Lam Hong Kong 1 $1,750
067 Barbora Balazova Slovakia 1 $1,750
068 Hana Matelova Czechia 1 $1,750
069 Yukiya Uda Japan 1 $1,500
070 Chun Ting Wong Hong Kong 1 $1,500
071 Xia Lian Ni Luxembourg 1 $1,500
072 Sarah De Nutte Luxembourg 1 $1,500
073 Linda Bergstrom Sweden 1 $1,500
074 Christina Kallberg Sweden 1 $1,500
075 Hoi Kem Doo Hong Kong 1 $1,500
076 Chengzhu Zhu Hong Kong 1 $1,500

What a WTT Finals pays, round by round

The ladder at the WTT Finals Hong Kong 2025, the richest edition in the set

10 rungs

Place Draws it applies to Ranking points Prize
Champion Singles 1,500 $80,000
Finalist Singles 1,050 $44,000
Semifinals Singles 525 $26,000
Quarterfinals Singles 265 $18,000
Champion Mixed Doubles 1,500 $14,000
Round of 16 Singles 100 $14,000
Finalist Mixed Doubles 1,050 $11,000
Semifinals Mixed Doubles 525 $8,000
Group #3 Mixed Doubles 265 $5,500
Group #4 Mixed Doubles 20 $4,000
Champion $80k
Finalist $44k
Semifinals $26k
Quarterfinals $18k
Champion $14k
Round of 16 $14k
Finalist $11k
Semifinals $8,000
Group #3 $5,500
Group #4 $4,000

The WTT Finals against every other tier

What a champion takes at each rung of the tour

0.7x a WTT Cup Finals champion

Grand Smash $100k
WTT Finals $40k
WTT Cup Finals $55k WTT Champions $40k WTT Star Contender $10k WTT Contender $5,000 WTT Feeder $1,000 Youth Smash $2,000

This is the fact that decides a table tennis career. Two players can win the same number of titles in the same year and finish the season with figures an order of magnitude apart, because one of them was winning them here and the other was winning them a rung or two down.

Every WTT Finals event

Richest week first

4 events

Year Event Venue Draws Players paid Prize pot
2025 WTT Finals Hong Kong Hong Kong Coliseum 3 33 $1,300,000
2024 WTT Finals Fukuoka Kitakyushu General Gymnasium 4 51 $700,000
2024 WTT Finals Men Doha Lusail Sports Arena 2 26 $340,000
2023 WTT Finals Women Nagoya Nagoya Kinjo-Futo Arena 2 27 $340,000

Who wins the WTT Finals money

Every cheque at this tier, by federation

21 federations

China $904k Japan $402k South Korea $146k Germany $134k France $103k Sweden $89k Chinese Taipei $62k Brazil $39k Slovenia $38k Romania $38k Puerto Rico $24k Nigeria $17k Denmark $14k Macao $14k Austria $13k

Frequently asked questions

How much does a WTT Finals winner get?

$40,000 at the richest edition, which is 0.7 times what a WTT Cup Finals champion takes.

What is a WTT Finals event?

Sixteen players, no qualifying, and a week that exists to settle the season.

How many WTT Finals events are there?

4 between 2023 to 2025, putting up $2,680,000 between them, which is 5.6% of everything the tour has put up.

Who has won the most WTT Finals prize money?

Manyu Wang of China, $141,500 across 4 paid results and 3 titles.

What sits above the WTT Finals on the tour?

Grand Smash, where the champion takes $100,000. The four Grand Smash weeks are the richest events in the sport, and one of them pays more than a whole season of Feeders.

Which country wins the WTT Finals money?

China, $904,250 of it, out of 21 federations paid at this tier.

Where to next

The events at this tier, and the rungs either side

WTT Finals events

The weeks themselves

Players paid at this tier

The rest of the tour