According to a statement from the French Tennis Federationthe tournament Roland-Garros will offer this year an overall endowment of 49.6 million euros, an increase of 12.3% compared to last year. For comparison, the prize money of Wimbledon 2022 was £40.350 million (about 46 million euros). In order to ensure a better distribution of winnings between the players, the organization of the tournament notably wished to significantly increase the prize money of the first rounds of the singles table and continue to increase the amount allocated to the qualifying events as well as to those of wheelchair tennis and quad. Earnings parity between men and women has been respected since 2007, and again this year.
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The first rounds significantly revalued, 2.3 million euros to the winners
The prize pool for singles (main draw) recorded an increase of 9.1% compared to 2022, with in particular a significant increase in the amount of the first three rounds (between 11% and 13% increase). In the continuity of the 2022 edition, the organization of the tournament is also continuing the effort focused on the three qualifying rounds, the allocation of which has increased by an average of 11.8%. The winners, on the male and female side, will both receive 2.3 million euros.
Prize money for this year’s Roland-Garros will total EUR 49.6m, up 12.3 per cent on 2022. With the aim of ensuring a more even distribution between players, the tournament organisers have significantly increased the prize money for first-round losers in the women’s and men’s… pic.twitter.com/3HC75KlnIP
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A 40% increase in prize money for the wheelchair tennis and quad events
The overall envelope devoted to the wheelchair tennis and quad events amounts to €810,000 this year, representing an increase of 40% compared to 2022. Finally, the prize money for the doubles events (ladies and men) is increasing, for its part, by 4%.
Le prize money complet :
Men’s and Women’s Singles:
Winner: €2,300,000
Finalists : 1,150,000€
Semi-finalist: €630,000
Quarter-finalist: €400,000
Eighth finalist: €240,000
Third round: €142,000
Second round: €97,000
Premier tour : 69 000€
Men’s and Women’s singles qualifications:
Loser of the third round: €34,000
Second round loser: €22,000
First-round loser: €16,000
Men’s and Women’s Doubles (per team):
Winners: €590,000
Finallstes : 295 000€
Semi-finalists: €148,000
Quarter-finalists: €80,000
Round of 16: €43,000
Second round: €27,000
Premier tour : 17 000€
Mixed doubles (by team):
Winners: €122,000
Finallstes : 61 000€
Semi-finalists: €31,000
Quarter-finalists: €17,500
Second round: €10,000
Premier tour : 5 000€
Single wheelchair tennis Ladies and Gentlemen:
Winner: €60,000
Finalists : 30,000€
Semi-finalist: €18,000
Quarter-finalist: €11,000
Eighth finalist: €8,000
Wheelchair tennis doubles Ladies and Gentlemen (by team):
Winners: €20,000
Finalists: €10,000
Semi-finalists: €7,000
Quarter-finalists: €5,000
Quad simple
Winner: €60,000
Finalists : 30,000€
Semi-finalist: €18,000
Quarter-finalist: €11,000
Double quad (per team):
Winners: €20,000
Finalists: €10,000
Semi-finalists: 7000€
2023-05-12 10:17:00
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