Curious to know the sum of Wimbledon prize money? Here’s a look at how much the winners get overall and the amount broken down by round.
The All England Club announced that the total prize money fund for the 2023 tournament will be a record $57,145,821.
The increase in winnings will significantly impact the earlier rounds -- awarding a nice paycheck of $69,500 for first round losers -- a 10 percent increase from last year. Ahead of the Grand Slam, let's take a look at what players can expect to take home broken down by round:How much does the Wimbledon singles winner get overall?How much do players earn per round in singles at Wimbledon?
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