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WTT CONTENDER · RIO DE JANEIRO

WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro prize money

2 editions between 2023 to 2024 , with $5,000 to the champion at the richest of them. 167 players have been paid here.

Every edition of this event, what it put up, and the money list underneath it: who has collected the most at this one week of the calendar, across however many times they have played it.

BIGGEST POT $80k
TO THE CHAMPION $5k
EDITIONS 2
PLAYERS PAID 167
FIRST AND LAST 2023 to 2024

The WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro money list

Everyone the event has paid, across every edition

167 players

# Player Federation Editions Titles Won here
01 Hina Hayata Japan 3 1 $7,875
02 Hugo Calderano Brazil 2 1 $5,450
03 Miyu Nagasaki Japan 3 1 $5,275
04 Mattias Falck Sweden 2 1 $5,100
05 Jaehyun An South Korea 4 2 $3,950
06 Bruna Takahashi Brazil 6 $3,637
07 Linda Bergstrom Sweden 2 $2,725
08 Sora Matsushima Japan 2 $2,650
09 Jonghoon Lim South Korea 4 3 $2,550
10 Yubin Shin South Korea 4 3 $2,550
11 Christina Kallberg Sweden 4 $2,200
12 Vitor Ishiy Brazil 6 $1,913
13 Nayeong Kim South Korea 3 $1,913
14 Bernadette Szocs Romania 3 $1,875
15 Alvaro Robles Spain 4 $1,850
16 Jules Rolland France 3 $1,850
17 Woojin Jang South Korea 2 $1,750
18 Seungmin Cho South Korea 2 $1,725
19 Maria Xiao Spain 5 $1,700
20 Eunhye Lee South Korea 3 $1,700
21 Yuta Tanaka Japan 2 $1,663
22 Xiaona Shan Germany 2 $1,663
23 Guilherme Teodoro Brazil 6 $1,663
24 Giulia Takahashi Brazil 6 $1,663
25 Honoka Hashimoto Japan 2 1 $1,550
26 Steffen Mengel Germany 1 $1,500
27 Jihee Jeon South Korea 3 1 $1,450
28 Adriana Diaz Puerto Rico 4 $1,425
29 Thibault Poret France 3 $1,375
30 Anders Lind Denmark 3 $1,325
31 Sarah De Nutte Luxembourg 3 $1,325
32 Kristian Karlsson Sweden 4 $1,300
33 Lubomir Pistej Slovakia 5 $1,288
34 Hitomi Sato Japan 2 1 $1,275
35 Prithika Pavade France 3 $1,275
36 Junsung Oh South Korea 3 1 $1,250
37 Joao Geraldo Portugal 2 $1,225
38 Laura Watanabe Brazil 4 $1,200
39 Szu-Yu Chen Chinese Taipei 2 $1,175
40 Can Akkuzu France 3 $1,088
41 Harmeet Desai India 3 $1,088
42 Sang Su Lee South Korea 2 $1,062
43 Shunsuke Togami Japan 1 $1,050
44 Luka Mladenovic Luxembourg 1 $1,050
45 Franziska Schreiner Germany 1 $1,050
46 Eric Jouti Brazil 3 $1,038
47 Dang Qiu Germany 1 $1,025
48 Dimitrij Ovtcharov Germany 1 $1,025
49 Patrick Franziska Germany 1 $1,025
50 Chih-Yuan Chuang Chinese Taipei 1 $1,025
51 Tung-Chuan Chien Chinese Taipei 3 $1,013
52 Leonardo Iizuka Brazil 3 $1,000
53 Mo Zhang Canada 2 $1,000
54 Barbora Balazova Slovakia 5 $1,000
55 Tiago Apolonia Portugal 2 $975
56 Ricardo Walther Germany 2 $975
57 Bruna Alexandre Brazil 2 $975
58 Sabine Winter Germany 2 $938
59 Tomokazu Harimoto Japan 2 $900
60 Edward Ly Canada 2 $887
61 Sakura Mori Japan 2 $887
62 Brian Afanador Puerto Rico 2 $875
63 Arantxa Cossio Aceves Mexico 2 $863
64 Victoria Strassburger Brazil 4 $850
65 Mizuki Oikawa Japan 2 $850
66 Simon Gauzy France 2 $850
67 Yu-Jhun Li Chinese Taipei 2 $850
68 Daeseong Cho South Korea 2 $812
69 Hyojoo Choi South Korea 2 $812
70 Cheng-Jui Kao Chinese Taipei 2 $800
71 Yang Wang Slovakia 2 $800
72 Sibel Altinkaya Turkey 1 $775
73 Debora Vivarelli Italy 1 $775
74 Hyo Won Suh South Korea 1 $775
75 Manav Vikash Thakkar India 2 $750
76 Charlotte Lutz France 3 $750
77 Tomislav Pucar Croatia 1 $700
78 Margaryta Pesotska Ukraine 1 $700
79 Jian Zeng Singapore 1 $700
80 Zion Lee South Korea 1 $700
81 Marcos Madrid Mexico 2 $688
82 Elizabeta Samara Romania 2 $675
83 Tatiana Kukulkova Slovakia 3 $650
84 Lily Zhang United States 3 $650
85 Yi-Hsin Feng Chinese Taipei 2 $637
86 Matteo Mutti Italy 2 $637
87 Paulina Vega Chile 2 $625
88 Liam Pitchford England 2 $600
89 Ha Eun Yang South Korea 2 $600
90 I-Ching Cheng Chinese Taipei 2 $600
91 Yi-Hua Huang Chinese Taipei 2 $600
92 Hana Matelova Czechia 2 $550
93 Joao Monteiro Portugal 1 $525
94 Benedek Olah Finland 1 $525
95 Fu Yu Portugal 1 $525
96 Nina Mittelham Germany 1 $525
97 Hsing-Yin Liu Chinese Taipei 1 $525
98 Jieni Shao Portugal 1 $525
99 Jonathan Groth Denmark 1 $450
100 Marcos Freitas Portugal 1 $450
101 Annett Kaufmann Germany 1 $450
102 Solomiya Brateyko Ukraine 1 $450
103 Sreeja Akula India 1 $450
104 Lilian Bardet France 1 $375
105 Hsien-Tzu Cheng Chinese Taipei 1 $375
106 Manush Utpalbhai Shah India 2 $338
107 Oceane Guisnel France 2 $325
108 Carlos Ishida Brazil 3 $312
109 Nicolas Burgos Chile 2 $250
110 Gustavo Gomez Chile 2 $250
111 Nandor Ecseki Hungary 2 $250
112 Ivy Liao Canada 1 $225
113 Rafael Turrini Brazil 2 $225
114 Tzu-Yi Yang Chinese Taipei 2 $225
115 Diya Parag Chitale India 2 $225
116 Selena Selvakumar India 2 $225
117 Gaston Alto Argentina 1 $225
118 Horacio Cifuentes Argentina 1 $225
119 Camille Lutz France 2 $212
120 John Oyebode Italy 2 $200
121 Hugo Deschamps France 1 $162
122 Dongsoo Kang South Korea 1 $162
123 Kijeong Cho South Korea 1 $162
124 Kim Iwasaki Brazil 1 $162
125 Hamilton Yamane Brazil 1 $162
126 Felipe Doti Brazil 1 $162
127 Lucas Romanski Brazil 1 $162
128 Mahayla Sarda Brazil 1 $162
129 Karina Senaga Brazil 1 $162
130 Stephanie Loeuillette France 1 $162
131 Ema Labosova Slovakia 1 $162
132 Paul Drinkhall England 1 $150
133 Ovidiu Ionescu Romania 1 $150
134 Dora Madarasz Hungary 1 $150
135 Hayeong Kim South Korea 1 $150
136 Hyobin Yoon South Korea 1 $150
137 Jeremy Hazin Canada 1 $113
138 Abimael Menezes Brazil 1 $113
139 Nicolas Nishimura Brazil 1 $113
140 Allan Sarmento Brazil 1 $113
141 Thiago Pradella Brazil 1 $113
142 Andrea Puppo Italy 1 $113
143 Henrique Noguti Brazil 1 $113
144 Joon Shim Brazil 1 $113
145 Lucia Cordero Guatemala 1 $113
146 Valentina Rios Chile 1 $113
147 Beatriz Correia Brazil 1 $113
148 Sabrina Miyabara Brazil 1 $113
149 Jessica Prates Brazil 1 $113
150 Lhays Stolarski Brazil 1 $113
151 Lana Kano Brazil 1 $113
152 Beatriz Fiore Brazil 1 $113
153 Wang-Wei Peng Chinese Taipei 1 $100
154 Martin Allegro Belgium 1 $100
155 Adrien Rassenfosse Belgium 1 $100
156 Yan-Cheng Huang Chinese Taipei 1 $100
157 Cheng-Ting Liao Chinese Taipei 1 $100
158 Bence Majoros Hungary 1 $100
159 Carlo Rossi Italy 1 $100
160 Jishan Liang United States 1 $100
161 Daniela Ortega Chile 1 $100
162 Gaia Monfardini Italy 1 $100
163 Anna Hursey Wales 1 $100
164 Tessy Gonderinger Luxembourg 1 $100
165 Melanie Diaz Puerto Rico 1 $100
166 Audrey Zarif France 1 $100
167 Sofia-Xuan Zhang Spain 1 $100

A doubles rung pays a pair and the two players share it here, so a doubles specialist's figure is half of what the ladder prices the round at. It is the only way a money list adds up to the same total the event paid out.

Who owns this week

The biggest career hauls at the WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro

89 paid at more than one edition

Hina Hayata $7,875 Hugo Calderano $5,450 Miyu Nagasaki $5,275 Mattias Falck $5,100 Jaehyun An $3,950 Bruna Takahashi $3,637 Linda Bergstrom $2,725 Sora Matsushima $2,650 Jonghoon Lim $2,550 Yubin Shin $2,550 Christina Kallberg $2,200 Vitor Ishiy $1,913 Nayeong Kim $1,913 Bernadette Szocs $1,875 Alvaro Robles $1,850

Every WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro

Newest first, with what each week put up

2 editions

Year Edition Venue Draws Players paid Prize pot
2024 WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro 2024 Arena Carioca 1 5 103 $80,000
2023 WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro 2023 Arena Carioca 1 5 100 $75,000

A pot is what the week puts up in total, shared down every draw it runs. It is not the champion's cheque, and on an event with five draws it is not far off five champions' cheques plus everything underneath them.

WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro champions

Every draw of every edition, and what winning it paid

10 titles

Year Draw Champion Federation Prize
2024 Men's Singles Hugo Calderano Brazil $5,000
2024 Women's Singles Miyu Nagasaki Japan $5,000
2024 Men's Doubles Jaehyun An & Junsung Oh South Korea $1,000
2024 Women's Doubles Honoka Hashimoto & Hitomi Sato Japan $1,000
2024 Mixed Doubles Jonghoon Lim & Yubin Shin South Korea $1,000
2023 Men's Singles Mattias Falck Sweden $5,000
2023 Women's Singles Hina Hayata Japan $5,000
2023 Men's Doubles Jaehyun An & Jonghoon Lim South Korea $1,000
2023 Women's Doubles Yubin Shin & Jihee Jeon South Korea $1,000
2023 Mixed Doubles Jonghoon Lim & Yubin Shin South Korea $1,000

Where the WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro money ends up

Every cheque the event has written, by federation

32 federations

South Korea $24k Japan $24k Brazil $22k Sweden $11k Germany $10k France $8,525 Chinese Taipei $8,125 Portugal $4,225 Slovakia $3,900 Spain $3,650 India $3,075 Romania $2,700 Luxembourg $2,475 Puerto Rico $2,400 Canada $2,225

Where the WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro sits on the tour

Ranked 39 of 99 on prize money paid

# Event Tier Editions Span Paid out
29 WTT Finals Women Nagoya WTT Finals 1 2023 $323,000
30 WTT Contender Taiyuan WTT Contender 4 2023 to 2026 $303,550
31 WTT Star Contender São José dos Campos WTT Star Contender 1 2026 $245,001
32 WTT Star Contender London WTT Star Contender 1 2025 $221,684
33 WTT Star Contender Muscat WTT Star Contender 1 2025 $219,084
34 WTT Star Contender Foz do Iguaçu WTT Star Contender 1 2025 $217,184
35 WTT Star Contender European Summer Series WTT Star Contender 1 2022 $210,000
36 WTT Star Contender Lanzhou WTT Star Contender 1 2023 $206,600
37 WTT Contender Skopje WTT Contender 2 2025 to 2026 $176,700
38 WTT Feeder Olomouc WTT Feeder 5 2022 to 2026 $169,420
40 WTT Contender Doha WTT Contender 2 2023 to 2024 $146,825
41 WTT Contender Lima WTT Contender 2 2023 to 2024 $141,375
42 WTT Feeder Panagyurishte WTT Feeder 3 2023 to 2025 $113,180
43 WTT Feeder Düsseldorf WTT Feeder 4 2023 to 2026 $98,600
44 WTT Feeder Otocec WTT Feeder 4 2023 to 2026 $98,400
45 WTT Feeder Havirov WTT Feeder 4 2023 to 2026 $97,605
46 WTT Contender Buenos Aires WTT Contender 1 2025 $95,000
47 WTT Contender Panagyurishte WTT Contender 1 2026 $84,100
48 WTT Feeder Cappadocia WTT Feeder 3 2024 to 2026 $77,390
49 WTT Contender Mendoza WTT Contender 1 2024 $74,725

Frequently asked questions

How much does the WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro winner get?

$5,000 at the richest edition on this site, out of a $80,000 pot. WTT Contender: the working week of the tour: a full draw, qualifying, and a champion who takes about a twentieth of what a smash pays.

How many times has the WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro been played?

2 editions on this site, 2023 to 2024, in Rio de Janeiro.

Who has won the most money at the WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro?

Hina Hayata of Japan, $7,875 across 3 editions and 1 title.

Do the same players keep coming back to the WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro?

89 of the 167 players the event has paid have been paid at more than one edition of it.

Which country does the WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro money go to?

South Korea takes the most of it, $24,225 across 2 editions, out of 32 federations paid here.

What is the WTT Contender Rio de Janeiro worth in total?

$155,000 across 2 editions that publish a pot.

Where to next

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