M15 and W15
$15,000 in prize money. The singles champion earns 15 world ranking points.
Smaller events
How the ITF events work
The ITF’s professional tournaments. Players still call the lowest ones Futures. The circuit’s name is the World Tennis Tour.
The names
The ITF’s name for these tournaments is the World Tennis Tour. Men’s events are M15 and M25. Women’s events are W15, W35, W50, W75, and W100. The category number is the world ranking points for the singles champion.
An M15 or M25 that offers hospitality is marked +H. On the PIF ATP Rankings, hospitality does not change the points line. M25 and M25+H share one line. M15 and M15+H share another.
M25 and W35
$30,000. An M25 champion earns 25 ATP ranking points. A W35 champion earns 35 world ranking points.
W50
$40,000. The singles champion earns 50 world ranking points.
W75
$60,000. The singles champion earns 75 world ranking points.
W100
$100,000. The singles champion earns 100 world ranking points.
Men’s ranking points
On the 31 March 2026 PIF ATP Rankings table, an M25 or M25+H singles champion earns 25 points, and an M15 or M15+H champion earns 15. A first-round loss is worth nothing. An ITF men’s event does not add qualifying points on top of the main draw.
Those results can count in a commitment player’s best six, with the Challengers, the ATP 250s, the ATP 500s, and the United Cup. Women’s results feed the WTA ranking. The WTA guide says which of them count, and that WTA 125 and ITF results stay off the Race to the Finals.
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