Tennis ranking points breakdown
Ranking points for every round at Grand Slams, Masters 1000, ATP 500, ATP 250, WTA 1000, and WTA 500 events, plus what counts towards each tour ranking.
Grand Slam points (ATP & WTA)
Winning a Grand Slam, Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, US Open, is worth 2,000 ranking points on both tours. Final: 1,300. Semi: 780. Quarter-final: 430. Round of 16: 240. Round of 32: 130. Round of 64: 70. Round of 128: 10. Qualifying-round wins add 25-40 each.
ATP Masters 1000 / WTA 1000
A 1000-level title is worth 1,000 points. Final: 650. Semi: 390. Quarter-final: 215. Round of 16: 120. The mandatory events, Indian Wells, Miami, Madrid, Rome, Canada, Cincinnati, Shanghai, Paris on the men's side; the equivalents on the women's, count automatically.
ATP 500 / WTA 500
Title: 500 points. Final: 330. Semi: 200. Quarter: 100. The 500s are the most efficient route into the top 30 because draw fields are friendlier than 1000-level events.
ATP 250 / WTA 250
Title: 250 points. Final: 165. Semi: 100. Quarter: 50. A first-round 250 win earns 0 ranking points but a small purse, useful for players climbing from the Challenger ranks.