Wimbledon Prize Money 2024, How Much Winners Earn? A more than current question given that what will end on July 14th will not just be the tournament tennis most prestigious of the season, but also one of the richest.
Il prize money of the 2024 edition of the Wimbledon tournament will in fact be record-breaking, with almost 60 million euros which will be up for grabs for an increase of 10 million compared to last year.
All Italian hopes for Wimbledon 2024 are placed in our champions Jannik Sinner – fresh number one in the world – and Matthew Berrettiniwith the two potentially meeting as early as the second round.
Let’s see how much the winner will earn Wimbledon 2024with the organizers of the All England Tennis Club Limited deciding to increase the prize money after the downsizing of the dark period of the pandemic.
Wimbledon 2024: the prize money
In theory, the cup (men’s tournament) or the plate (women’s tournament) could already be enough to make the winners of the tornado at wimbledon – as well as tennis players who have made history – also undoubtedly wealthy athletes.
But beyond the trophy and the eternal glory, there is also the base money flowing in rivers in what is the tennis tournament par excellence. For the 137th edition of the Wimbledon tournament, the organizers of the All England Tennis Club Limited have decided to increase the prize money already a record in itself.
In total they will be 58.9 million euros to be divided among the 256 participants of the tournament, with the 128 of the men’s draw receiving cash prizes perfectly identical to the equal number of the women’s draw.
Here then are the Wimbledon 2024 tournament prizes.
- Vittoria – 3.185.897 €
- Finale – 1.651.946 €
- Semi-final – 843.672 €
- Quarters – 442.485 €
- Eighths – 266.671 €
- Third round – 168.734 €
- Second round – 109.736 €
- First round – 70.797 €
Just getting to the first round of the Wimbledon tournament can bring a tennis player a handsome profit, almost equal to the annual net salary of a local company manager. winner instead he will secure 3.18 million euros, like the annual salary of a first-tier footballer from a top European club.
