How much did Swiatek and Sinner earn for their titles at the tournaments in Doha and Rotterdam?

Another tennis week has drawn to a close.

While the women competed for the trophy in Doha, the men battled for titles across three tournaments: in Buenos Aires, Delray Beach, and Rotterdam.

The highlight events of the past week include the WTA 1000 tournament in Qatar for the women and the ATP 500 tournament in the Netherlands for the men.

Iga Swiatek emerged as the champion at the WTA 1000 event in Doha, defeating Elena Rybakina in the final. It marked the 18th career title for the world's top-ranked player, the first of the season, and the 7th WTA 1000 title she has claimed. Swiatek received a prize purse of $308,320 for her victory.

Jannik Sinner, the reigning Australian Open champion, extended his winning streak to 12 matches by clinching the title in Rotterdam. His performances in the Netherlands earned him $429,788 in prize money.

As for the ATP 250 tournaments in Buenos Aires and Delray Beach, the prize money for the titles is comparatively lower. Facundo Diaz Acosta emerged as the champion in Argentina, receiving $97,745 in prize money, while the final in Delray Beach between Taylor Fritz and Tommy Paul, scheduled for February 19, was postponed due to rain. The winner will receive a trophy and $100,640 in prize money.