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TENNIS · PRIZE MONEY

Tennis prize money

The four majors, the nine Masters 1000s, the three season-ending finals and the Davis Cup put £370.0m up between them. Each page below is the full ladder: what every round paid, what the champion took, and who collected it.

The figures here are in sterling so 17 events priced in four currencies can be read against each other. Each event page is written in the currency the players were actually paid in.

ALL 17 FUNDS £370.0m
BIGGEST FUND £80.0m
BIGGEST CHEQUE £4.1m
ENTRIES PAID 4,124

Every tennis prize fund we hold

Biggest fund first, converted to sterling so all 17 can be compared

17 events
Tennis prize funds by event, with the champion's cheque and the number of entries paid.
EVENT TIER SEASON THE FUND WINNING IT PAID
US Open New York, the United States Major 2026 £80,000,000£80.0m £4,074,074£4.1m 624
Wimbledon London, England Major 2026 £64,200,000£64.2m £3,600,000£3.6m 640
Australian Open Melbourne, Australia Major 2026 £58,994,709£59.0m £2,195,767£2.2m 608
Roland Garros Paris, France Major 2026 £52,754,701£52.8m £2,393,162£2.4m 640
Indian Wells Indian Wells, the United States Masters 1000 2026 £13,949,222£13.9m £852,874 256
Miami Open Miami Gardens, the United States Masters 1000 2026 £13,949,222£13.9m £852,874 256
Cincinnati Open Mason, the United States Masters 1000 2026 £12,480,593£12.5m £852,874 256
National Bank Open Montreal and Toronto, Canada Masters 1000 2026 £12,480,593£12.5m £852,904 256
ATP Finals Turin, Italy Season finals 2025 £11,481,481£11.5m £3,756,296£3.8m 16
WTA Finals Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Season finals 2025 £11,481,481£11.5m £3,877,778£3.9m 8
Madrid Open Madrid, Spain Masters 1000 2026 £7,038,923£7.0m £860,825 128
Italian Open Rome, Italy Masters 1000 2026 £7,038,923£7.0m £860,825 128
Shanghai Masters Shanghai, China Masters 1000 2025 £6,810,030£6.8m £832,874 128
Monte-Carlo Masters Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France Masters 1000 2026 £5,392,389£5.4m £832,795 80
Paris Masters Nanterre, France Masters 1000 2025 £5,238,410£5.2m £809,068 84
Davis Cup Finals Bologna, Italy Team 2025 £5,185,185£5.2m £1,481,481£1.5m 8
Next Gen ATP Finals Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Season finals 2025 £1,556,481£1.6m £399,815 8

WINNING IT is a singles champion's cheque at the majors and the Masters 1000s, what a player who wins every match takes at the season-ending finals, and the champion nation's share at the Davis Cup Finals.

All 17 funds, side by side

What each event puts up, in sterling

£80.0m at the US Open against £1.6m at the Next Gen ATP Finals: the biggest fund in tennis is 51 times the smallest. One is a fortnight and 256 singles players, the other is a week and eight of them.

What each rung of the tour puts up

The four categories, and what they are worth together

Tennis prize money by category, with the events in each and the biggest cheque available.
CATEGORY EVENTS TOGETHER BIGGEST CHEQUE
The majors 4 £255,949,410£255.9m £4,074,074£4.1m
The Masters 1000s 9 £84,378,305£84.4m £860,825
The season-ending finals 3 £24,519,444£24.5m £3,877,778£3.9m
Team tennis 1 £5,185,185£5.2m £1,481,481£1.5m

Nine Masters 1000s put £84.4m up between them, 33% of the £255.9m the four majors carry. All nine of them together are worth barely more than the US Open is on its own.

Two ways tennis pays

A major and a Masters 1000 pay a player once, for the round they went out in. Reach the last eight at Wimbledon and you are paid the quarter-final figure, not that plus every round underneath it.

The season-ending finals are the opposite, and the only events in the sport that work this way. Eight players, a fee for completing the group stage, then a figure added on for every match won. Five wins is a sum rather than a cheque, and it comes to £3,877,778 at the WTA Finals, more than Wimbledon pays its champion and more than two others.

The Davis Cup Finals is a third thing again. The eight nations that reach it are paid a band each, and the money goes to the federation rather than to the player: how it reaches a squad is each federation's own arrangement.

The champion against the entire first round

One singles draw, the winner's cheque against what everybody knocked out first took together

13 draws
Singles champion's cheque against the combined first-round payout, by event.
EVENT CHAMPION THE FIRST ROUND LOSERS
Paris Masters Masters 1000 £809,068 £502,564 24
Monte-Carlo Masters Masters 1000 £832,795 £517,333 24
Shanghai Masters Masters 1000 £832,874 £563,200 32
Madrid Open Masters 1000 £860,825 £582,154 32
Italian Open Masters 1000 £860,825 £582,154 32
National Bank Open Masters 1000 £852,904 £576,830 32
Indian Wells Masters 1000 £852,874 £576,830 32
Miami Open Masters 1000 £852,874 £576,830 32
Cincinnati Open Masters 1000 £852,874 £576,830 32
Wimbledon Major £3,600,000£3.6m £5,120,000£5.1m 64
US Open Major £4,074,074£4.1m £6,637,037£6.6m 64
Roland Garros Major £2,393,162£2.4m £4,758,974£4.8m 64
Australian Open Major £2,195,767£2.2m £5,079,365£5.1m 64

It splits 9-0 one way and 4-0 the other, and the reason is the draw. A major puts 128 players in and pays all 64 who lose their opening match, so the first round costs more than the champion does at every one of them. A Masters seeds its leading players straight into round two, so a 96 draw sends only 32 out first and a 56 draw only 24, and the champion out-earns the lot. Same sport, same season, and the money points in opposite directions.

Where to next

The full ladder for each event, in the currency it was paid in

Team tennis

Eight nations, paid to the federation rather than to the player.

Or the tennis section for career earnings, season by season, player by player.

Frequently asked questions

Which tennis tournament has the biggest prize fund?

The US Open, at £80,000,000 in 2026. Wimbledon is next on £64,200,000, and the 17 events on this page put £370,032,345 up between them.

Which tennis tournament pays the winner the most?

The US Open: £4,074,074 to each singles champion. The WTA Finals pays its champion more than three of the four majors do, off five matches rather than seven.

Does tennis prize money add up round by round?

At a major or a Masters 1000, no. A player is paid once, for the round they went out in, so a quarter-finalist takes the quarter-final figure and nothing beneath it. At the season-ending finals it does: a fee for completing the group stage, then a figure added on for every match won.

How much is a Masters 1000 worth against a major?

The nine Masters 1000s put £84,378,305 up between them, which is 33% of what the four majors put up. The biggest single Masters cheque is £860,825 against £4,074,074 for a major champion.

How much does a first-round loser get at a tennis major?

£103,704 at the US Open, which is the most any major pays for going out first, down to £74,359 at Roland Garros. The season-ending finals have no first round to lose in: everybody in the field plays three matches.

How many players get paid at a tennis tournament?

640 at the largest of them, counting every singles, doubles and qualifying draw. Across the 17 events on this page, 4,124 entries are paid a figure.