Roland-Garros 2021: what you need to know about the 2021 prize money and the new endowments

The coronavirus crisis has, once again, not spared Roland-Garros. If the overall amount of distributed earnings remains unchanged and is maintained around 34.67 million euros (as in the 2020 edition), the “more solidarity” distribution has been maintained for this 2021 vintage.

On the same model as Tennis Australia at the Australian Open, the tournament organizers reaffirmed their support and solidarity with the less “privileged” players on the circuit. Players eliminated in the 1st and 2nd round will thus see their prize money maintained at the same rank as last year, while those eliminated from the 3rd round will see their endowment drop. This principle, desired by the FFT, applies to all tables, both single and double.

Details of the Roland-Garros 2021 prize money:

Singles men and women:

• Winner: € 1.4M (-12.5% ​​compared to the 2020 edition)
• Finalist: € 750,000 (-11.82%)
• 1/2 finale : 375 000 € (-11,82%)
• 1/4 finale : 255 000 € (-10,05%)
• 1 / 8e final: 170 000 € (-10.05%)
• 3e tour : 113 000 € (-10,32%)
• 2nd round: € 84,000 (0%)
• 1st round: € 60,000 (0%)

Doubles men and women:

• Winner: € 244,925 per pair (-23.38% compared to the 2020 edition)
• Finalist: € 144,074 (-23.38%)
• 1/2 finale : 84 749 € (-23,38%)
• 1/4 finale : 49 853 € (-23,38%)
• 1 / 8e final: 29 325 € (-23.38%)
• 2nd round: € 17,250 (-27.88%)
• 1st round: € 11,500 (-23.08%)

Men’s and women’s qualifications:

• 3rd round: € 25,600 (0% compared to the 2020 edition)
• 2nd round: € 16,000 (0%)
• 1st round: € 10,000 (0%)

Mixed doubles:

• Winner: € 110,000 per pair
• Finalist: € 55,000
• 1/2 finale : 28 000 €
• 1/4 finale : 16 000 €
• 1st round: € 9,000

Simple armchairs for men and women:

• Winner: € 53,000 (0%)
• Finalist: € 26,500 (0%)
• 1/2 finale : 13 500 € (0%)
• 1/4 finale : 6750 € (0%)

Double armchairs for men and women:

• Winner: € 16,000 (0%)
• Finalist: € 8,000 (0%)
• 1/2 finale : 4750 € (0%)