Novak Djokovic takes on Australia's Alex de Minaur in the final of the 2026 China Open in Beijing, with the Serb aiming to secure his 102nd career title.
Winner's Prize Money
The winner of the Djokovic-De Minaur clash will receive £577,148 ($764,750), a 1.8 per cent increase over last year's purse. The runner-up will earn £310,539 ($411,480), also reflecting a 1.8 per cent rise from 2025 winnings.
Ranking Points at Stake
As an ATP 500 tournament, the China Open awards 500 ranking points to the champion, while the runner-up collects 330 points.
Djokovic's Title Drought and Beijing Record
Djokovic is chasing his first title in nearly a year, having last lifted a trophy on November 8, 2025, at the Athens Open. Beijing remains one of his most dominant venues, where he holds a perfect 33–0 lifetime record and has captured six previous titles. His last triumph there came in 2015, having spent the last 11 years away from the event.
De Minaur's 2026 Campaign
De Minaur enters the final following a strong 2026 season, highlighted by a title in Rotterdam, a runner-up finish in 's-Hertogenbosch, and consistent deep runs across all surfaces.
