What is the prize money of the semi-final and final prize money of Wimbledon 2022?

What is the prize money of the semi-final and final prize money of Wimbledon 2022?

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imbledon 2022 has had an electric start with no shortage of legal action as spectators watch matches with bated breath.

On Tuesday 5 July 2022, British tennis pro Cameron Norrie made it to the semifinalswhere he will face the champion Novak Djokovic†

In the meantime, Andy Murray† Emma Raducanu and Serena Williams all made early leave the competition†

With the final falls on Sunday 10 July2022, many wonder how much Wimbledon money winners have the chance to earn.

Here you will find everything you need to know about prices.

What is the total prize pool of Wimbledon 2022?

Millions of pounds are at stake in the Wimbledon 2022 prize pool, with men and women getting equal prize money.

In fact, the total this year comes to £40,350,000. The total prize money changes every year, along with the figures for each round of the championship.

In 2021, this figure dropped to £35,016,000, meaning 2022 will see an increase of more than £5.3 million for the prize pool.

What is the prize money for the semi-final and final for Wimbledon 2022?

The winners of the men’s and women’s singles at Wimbledon 2022 will each receive £2,000,000, along with the money they won from each round of the tournament.

Meanwhile, those who win the semi-finals will each secure £535,000 for the men’s and women’s singles.

Here’s the full list of Wimbledon 2022 prize money for men’s and women’s singles:

  • Winner – £2,000,000
  • Second Place – £1,050,000
  • Semi-Final – £535,000
  • Quarter-final – £310,000
  • Fourth Round – £190,000
  • Third round – £120,000
  • Second Round – £78,000
  • First Round – £50,000

The prize money for the Wimbledon 2022 men’s and women’s doubles (per pair) comes to:

  • Winners – £540,000
  • Second Place – £270,000
  • Semi-Finalists – £135,000
  • Quarter-finalists – £67,000
  • Third round – £33,000
  • Second Round – £20,000
  • First round – £12,500