ATP Bastad |Swedish Open |Nordea Open Prize Money 2022

Last Updated on July 10, 2022

The Nordea Open is part of the summer clay series. The ATP Bastad has been ranked 250 for the entire duration of the main men’s tour. The 2020 event did not take place for the first time since its inception. This season, tennis players will play at the Nordea Open from July 12-18.

Swedish Open Prize Money 2022

The Swedish Open is offering increased prize money in 2022, with a total of €534,555 up for grabs. This is an increase of 27.44% from last year. The winner of the tournament will take home €81,310, which is 97.62% more than what Casper Ruud won when he won the title in 2021. You can see a full breakdown of the prize money for the 2022 Nordea Open below.

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Who Has Won Most Titles At Swedish Open?

The record holder of the ATP Bastad is the Swede Magnus Gustafsson, who has won here four times. His more famous compatriots Mats Wielander and Bjorn Borg and Spaniard David Ferrer have three titles each. Several tennis players are double winners: Spaniard Manuel Orantes, Swedes Magnus Norman and Robin Soderling, Spaniard Tommy Robredo and Argentine Mariano Sabaleta. By the way, in 1997, Norman met in the second round with Adrian Voina of Romania and lost 0:5 in the third set, but managed to turn the tide. After the victory, the nominal host was so confident of his abilities that he won the title.

Among the champions of the tournament, we should mention the four first rackets of the world. In addition to Mats Wielander and Bjorn Borg, they were the Spaniards Carlos Moya and Rafael Nadal. Both foreign athletes won at the ATP Bastad in the 21st century:

• Carlos Moya won in 2002. In the final, he was stronger than Morocco’s Younes El Ainaoui. It took him three sets to win.
• Rafael Nadal won in the 2005 season. In the decisive match the unofficial king of the ground beat Czech Tomas Berdych.

In doubles at the ATP Bastad, the all-time record holder is local player Jonas Bjorkman, who has won here seven times. The famous Swedish doubles player won the first title in 1994 and the last one in 2008. In second place in this standings is another nominal host of the courts – Anders Jarrid.

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Swedish Open Ranking Points

The below tables give you a full breakdown of ranking points across the ATP 250 event in Båstad.