Wimbledon 2023: How much prize money will the winner get?

The most anticipated tennis Grand Slam throughout the year, which is played on grass courts, Wimbledon 2023, is less than two weeks away. Wimbledon is played in London, United Kingdom, and is the most prestigious tennis Grand Slam tournament. It is said that if a player wins Wimbledon even once in his or her career, he or she is deemed to be a successful tennis player.

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It is a no-brainer that any tournament of the stature of Wimbledon will have a lot of money involved in it. The winners get a whopping amount of prize money after winning the Slam, and there is a category of prize money for winners of each round at Wimbledon as well. After reading this article, the readers will have an idea about the same.

This year’s Wimbledon is going to be played from July 3 to July 16, 2023. It is going to be a two-week event. Total prize money of 44.7 million pounds is going to be awarded at the Grand Slam this year by the organisers. The magic figure, which has broken all records this time, has seen an increase of 11.2% as compared to the prize money of the last year at Wimbledon.

The winner of the men’s singles and the women’s singles categories will receive prize money of 2.35 million pounds each, which is a very good promotion from last year’s figure of 2 million pounds each. The doubles categories are also set to offer a very good amount of money to the winners.

Let us have a look at the prize fund and allocation to all the winners of each round and in different categories.

Men’s and Women’s Singles category

Men’s and Women’s Doubles Category

Mixed Doubles Category

So, this is how the prize pool is going to be distributed at Wimbledon this year. The fund has seen a great rise and is now at level with the prize fund for the 2019 season. The total amount went down for three years in between due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the All England Lawn Tennis Club has ensured there are no further restrictions on the prize fund.

The level of the prize fund as well as the tennis at Wimbledon is only going to increase from here on. Let us hope we have a cracker of two weeks of nail-biting tennis.

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