2026 Mexican Open: Prize Money and Ranking Points Detailed

ACAPULCO, MEXICO – The 33rd edition of the Abierto Mexicano Telcel presentado por HSBC is set to light up the Arena GNP Seguros from February 23 to 28, 2026. As one of the premier stops on the ATP 500 circuit, this year’s tournament promises not only high-octane tennis on the iconic blue hard courts but also a substantial financial incentive for the world’s elite players.

According to official tournament data, the total financial commitment for 2026 stands at $2,469,450 USD. This significant purse ensures that Acapulco remains a “must-play” event for top-tier talent—including world No. 4 Alexander Zverev and defending speedster Alex de Minaur—looking to gain momentum and capital heading into the “Sunshine Double” in Indian Wells and Miami.

Singles: High Stakes in Acapulco

The singles draw features 32 players vying for the lion’s share of the purse. The champion will not only walk away with a massive trophy but also a check for $461,835 USD and a crucial 500 ATP ranking points.

Singles Prize Money & Points Breakdown

Doubles: Partnering for Profit

The doubles competition continues to be a fan favorite at the Arena GNP Seguros, offering significant rewards for the 16 teams in the draw. The winning duo will split $151,690 USD and bolster their standings with 500 ranking points.

Doubles Prize Money & Points Breakdown

Tournament Outlook

Since transitioning from clay to hard courts in 2014, the Mexican Open has become a strategic destination for players looking to fine-tune their hard-court game. The 2026 event continues the tradition of hosting world-class athletes in the heart of Acapulco’s Diamond Zone.

With the qualifying rounds having begun on February 21, the city is already buzzing with anticipation to see if the 2025 defending champion, Tomáš Macháč, can repeat his success against a field headlined by heavyweights like Zverev and Casper Ruud. Notably, the 2026 edition has made headlines for its “Slimmed Down” logistics—including a 4.5% prize money adjustment due to currency fluctuations and a new athlete-centric menu focusing on alternative proteins.

“Acapulco remains a highlight of the global tennis season, combining thrilling night matches and oceanfront energy with the competitive prestige of an ATP 500 event.”