Wimbledon 2025 prize money is record-breaking: here are all the prizes and how much the winner of the world’s most famous tennis tournament can earn.
Wimbledon 2025 prize money, how much does the winner earn? A very current question given that the one that will take place from Monday 30 June to Sunday 13 July will not only be the most prestigious tennis tournament of the season, but also the richest on the ATP and WTA circuit.
The prize money of the 2025 edition of the Wimbledon tournament will in fact be a record, with with 53.5 million pounds that will be up for grabs for a 7% increase compared to last year.
Let’s see how much the winner of Wimbledon 2025 will earn, with the organizers of the All England Tennis Club Limited who have decided to increase the prize money after the downsizing of the dark period of the pandemic.
Wimbledon 2025: 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 Wimbledon tournament - in addition to tennis players who have entered history - also undoubtedly rich athletes.
But beyond the trophy and the eternal glory, there is also the vile money that flows in rivers in what is the tennis tournament par excellence. For the 138th edition of the Wimbledon tournament, the organizers of the All England Tennis Club Limited have in fact decided to increase the prize money which is already record-breaking in itself.
In total, £53.5 million will be split between the 256 participants of the tournament, with the 128 men’s draw players receiving identical prize money to the 128 women’s draw players.
Here are the prizes for the 2025 edition of the Wimbledon tournament for the men’s and women’s singles.
- Victory - £3,000,000
- Final - £1,520,000
- Semifinal - £775,000
- Quarterfinals - £400,000
- Round of 16 - £240,000
- Third round - £152,000
- Second round - £99,000
- First round - £66,000
This is the prize money for men’s and women’s doubles at Wimbledon 2025, with the prize money to be split between the two tennis players in the pair.
- Victory - £680,000
- Final - £345,000
- Semi-final - £174,000
- Quarter-finals - £87,500
- Eighth-finals - £43,720
- Second round - £26,000
- First round - £16,500
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 director. The winner, on the other hand, will secure £3 million, equal to the annual salary of a top-tier footballer at a top European club.
Original article published on Money.it Italy. Original title: Montepremi Wimbledon 2025: quanto guadagna chi vince e chi partecipa
