Men's and women's CrossFit prize money
In 2025 the men's field was paid £432,489 and the women's £432,489. Both fields are paid off one ladder, so every finishing place is worth the same to a man as to a woman.
Every year, both fields
What each field was paid, and the middle winner's cheque of the year
| YEAR | MEN | WOMEN | WOMEN AS % OF MEN | MEN'S WIN | WOMEN'S WIN |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | £432,489£432k | £432,489£432k | 100% | £216,245£216k | £216,245£216k |
| 2024 | £759,211£759k | £762,782£763k | 100% | £236,842£237k | £236,842£237k |
| 2023 | £761,090£761k | £762,782£763k | 100% | £236,842£237k | £236,842£237k |
| 2022 | £732,707£733k | £732,707£733k | 100% | £233,083£233k | £233,083£233k |
| 2021 | £663,158£663k | £663,158£663k | 100% | £233,083£233k | £233,083£233k |
| 2020 | £621,805£622k | £621,805£622k | 100% | £225,564£226k | £225,564£226k |
| 2019 | £621,805£622k | £621,805£622k | 100% | £225,564£226k | £225,564£226k |
| 2018 | £604,511£605k | £604,511£605k | 100% | £225,564£226k | £225,564£226k |
| 2017 | £553,383£553k | £553,383£553k | 100% | £214,286£214k | £214,286£214k |
| 2016 | £511,278£511k | £511,278£511k | 100% | £206,767£207k | £206,767£207k |
| 2015 | £460,902£461k | £460,902£461k | 100% | £206,767£207k | £206,767£207k |
The men's field, year by year
The women's field, year by year
The same competition, both fields
The winner's cheque at every competition that runs a men's and a women's edition, in the latest year it did
| COMPETITION | YEAR | MEN'S WINNER | WOMEN'S WINNER | MEN'S FIELD | WOMEN'S FIELD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CrossFit Games | 2025 | £216,245£216k | £216,245£216k | £432,489£432k | £432,489£432k |
The biggest earners in each field
Across every edition we hold
| # | MEN'S FIELD | NATION | PRIZE MONEY |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mathew Fraser | United States | £1,165,414£1.2m |
| 2 | Justin Medeiros | United States | £568,707£569k |
| 3 | Patrick Vellner | Canada | £443,609£444k |
| 4 | Brent Fikowski | Canada | £330,827£331k |
| 5 | Jeffrey Adler | Canada | £316,470£316k |
| 6 | Ben Smith | United States | £304,511£305k |
| 7 | Jayson Hopper | United States | £294,817£295k |
| 8 | James Sprague | United States | £275,953£276k |
| 9 | Björgvin Karl Guðmundsson | Iceland | £269,173£269k |
| 10 | Noah Ohlsen | United States | £239,850£240k |
| 11 | Roman Khrennikov | Russia | £196,300£196k |
| 12 | Samuel Kwant | United States | £189,474£189k |
| 13 | Dallin Pepper | United States | £164,861£165k |
| 14 | Ricky Garard | Australia | £129,715£130k |
| 15 | Scott Panchik | United States | £116,541£117k |
| # | WOMEN'S FIELD | NATION | PRIZE MONEY |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tia-Clair Toomey | Australia | £1,945,568£1.9m |
| 2 | Katrin Tanja Davidsdottir | Iceland | £661,654£662k |
| 3 | Laura Horvath | Hungary | £475,000£475k |
| 4 | Kristin Holte | Norway | £202,256£202k |
| 5 | Gabriela Migała | Poland | £194,737£195k |
| 6 | Kara Saunders | Australia | £185,714£186k |
| 7 | Annie Thorisdottir | Iceland | £172,932£173k |
| 8 | Danielle Brandon | United States | £160,350£160k |
| 9 | Haley Adams | United States | £146,956£147k |
| 10 | Brooke Wells | United States | £139,983£140k |
| 11 | Kari Pearce | United States | £137,594£138k |
| 12 | Ragnheiður Sara Sigmundsdottir | Iceland | £130,827£131k |
| 13 | Emma Lawson | Canada | £129,323£129k |
| 14 | Mallory O'Brien | United States | £113,534£114k |
| 15 | Arielle Loewen | United States | £107,994£108k |
Frequently asked questions
Do men and women get the same prize money in CrossFit?
Yes. Both fields are paid off one ladder, so every finishing place is worth the same to a man as to a woman. In 2025 the men's field was paid £432,489 in all and the women's £432,489.
How big is the gap between men's and women's CrossFit prize money?
None at any place, since one ladder pays both fields. Across the 11 years we hold, the men were paid £6,722,339 and the women £6,727,603. The difference is the places in the men's field we hold no payment for, in 2023 and 2024.
Who has won the most CrossFit prize money?
Mathew Fraser in the men's field, with £1,165,414, and Tia-Clair Toomey in the women's, with £1,945,568.
Where to next
Every competition, year and athlete is on CrossFit prize money. The latest year on its own is 2025. Every place in sport where the women's side is paid more is on where women earn more prize money than men.