Wimbledon Prize Money 2019 Breakdown: Winners to Earn £2.25m

There is no confirmation about the Wimbledon Prize Money 2019 but it’s likely to increase from 2018 where the winners of the men and women received £2.25 million. In 2017, the respective prizes for the Wimbledon men’s and women’s winner were rise by £200,000. The All England Lawn Tennis Club, the host of the Wimbledon Grand Slam tournament had announced total prize pot of £34 million last year.

The first-round singles losers received £39,000 at the Wimbledon Open 2018 while the second and third singles losers received £63,000 and £100,000. Rafael Nadal and Simona Halep are the defending champions in men’s and women’s singles. This was the 6th consecutive year where Wimbledon prize money has been increased.

Wimbledon Prize Money 2019

The largest portion of the Wimbledon prize money pool is paid to men’s and women’s singles event while rest is distributed among players from qualifiers to winners in Singles/doubles/mixed doubles. Here is the complete breakdown of the Wimbledon Prize money 2019 pool.

Wimbledon Prize Money 2018 Breakdown

2018 Prize Money £ GBP Prize Money $ USD Prize Money € EUR Year on Year Increase vs 2017
Winner £2,250,000 $2,976,230 €2,548,448.84 2.27%
Runner-up £1,125,000 $1,488,115 €1,274,224.42 2.27%
Semifinal £562,000 $743,396 €636,545.89 2.18%
Quarterfinal £281,000 $371,698 €318,272.94 2.18%
Round 4 £163,000 $215,611 €184,620.96 10.88%
Round 3 £100,000 $132,277 €113,264.39 11.11%
Round 2 £63,000 $83,334 €71,356.57 10.53%
Round 1 £39,000 $51,588 €44,173.11 11.43%

About Wimbledon Prize Money:

Wimbledon Championship is considered as the most prestigious tennis tournament in the world. It is the oldest tournament played professionally since 1968. It is held at the All England Club in Wimbledon, London and is played on outdoor grass courts. Wimbledon is the third Grand Slam tennis tournaments of the year, played after the Australian Open and the French Open.

The tournament usually takes place in late June or early July. In 1986, the total prize money pool for Wimbledon championship was just £26,150 where the singles men and women took home £2,000 each. Let’s see the history of Wimbledon prize money.

Wimbledon 2018 Prize Money Breakdown

2017 Prize Money £ GBP Prize Money $ USD Prize Money € EUR Year on Year Increase vs 2016
Winner £2,200,000 $2,884,489 €2,513,682.43 10.00%
Runner-up £1,100,000 $1,442,245 €1,256,841.22 10.00%
Semifinal £550,000 $721,122 €628,420.61 10.00%
Quarterfinal £275,000 $360,561 €314,210.30 10.00%
Round 4 £147,000 $192,736 €167,959.69 11.36%
Round 3 £90,000 $118,002 €102,832.46 12.50%
Round 2 £57,000 $74,734 €65,127.23 14.00%
Round 1 £35,000 $45,890 €39,990.40 16.67%

Wimbledon Prize Money History

Year Wimbledon Prize Money % Increase
1968 £26,150.00
1969 £33,370.00 27.61%
1970 £41,650.00 24.81%
1971 £37,790.00 -9.27%
1972 £50,330.00 33.18%
1973 £52,400.00 4.11%
1974 £97,100.00 85.31%
1975 £114,875.00 18.31%
1976 £157,740.00 37.31%
1977 £222,540.00 41.08%
1978 £279,023.00 25.38%
1979 £277,066.00 -0.70%
1980 £293,464.00 5.92%
1981 £322,136.00 9.77%
1982 £593,366.00 84.20%
1983 £978,211.00 64.86%
1984 £1,461,896.00 49.45%
1985 £1,934,760.00 32.35%
1986 £2,119,780.00 9.56%
1987 £2,119,780.00 0.00%
1988 £2,612,126.00 23.23%
1989 £3,133,749.00 19.97%
1990 £3,819,730.00 21.89%
1991 £4,010,970.00 5.01%
1992 £4,416,820.00 10.12%
1993 £5,048,450.00 14.30%
1994 £5,682,170.00 12.55%
1995 £6,025,550.00 6.04%
1996 £6,465,910.00 7.31%
1997 £6,884,952.00 6.48%
1998 £7,207,590.00 4.69%
1999 £7,595,330.00 5.38%
2000 £8,056,480.00 6.07%
2001 £8,525,280.00 5.82%
2002 £8,825,320.00 3.52%
2003 £9,373,990.00 6.22%
2004 £9,707,280.00 3.56%
2005 £10,085,510.00 3.90%
2006 £10,380,710.00 2.93%
2007 £11,282,710.00 8.69%
2008 £11,812,000.00 4.69%
2009 £12,550,000.00 6.25%
2010 £13,725,000.00 9.36%
2011 £14,600,000.00 6.38%
2012 £16,060,000.00 10.00%
2013 £22,560,000.00 40.47%
2014 £25,000,000.00 10.82%
2015 £26,750,000.00 7.00%
2016 £28,100,000.00 5.05%
2017 £31,600,000.00 12.46%
2018 £34,000,000.00 7.59%
2019

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