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Wimbledon Smashes Prize Money Records for 2026
27 Jun
Summary
- Wimbledon's 2026 prize money sees a 20% increase, totaling £64.2m.
- Singles champions will each receive a record £3.6m.
- Qualifying prize money also saw a significant boost to £6.2m.

The 2026 Wimbledon Championships will feature record prize money, with the total pot increased by 20% to £64.2m. This significant uplift follows player discussions and aims to address concerns regarding prize money distribution. The winners of the men's and women's singles titles will each receive a historic £3.6m.
Prize money for qualifying rounds has also been substantially increased, reaching £6.2m for the tournament. Players have welcomed this announcement as a positive step forward, although discussions about the percentage of Grand Slam revenue allocated to prize money continue.
Round-by-round prize money details show substantial increases across all stages, reflecting a commitment to rewarding players at every level of the competition. The runner-up in the singles events will receive £1.8m, with progressively smaller, yet still increased, amounts for semi-finalists, quarter-finalists, and early-round competitors.