Wimbledon 2017 Prize Money: Winner’s Share & Full Breakdown

With the Wimbledon purse at a record £31.6 million ($41.4 million) in 2017, the winners of the men’s and women’s draws will each collect £2.2 million ($2.88 million) to go along with their shiny new hardware. That’s up 10 percent from last year’s grand prize of £2 million.

For someone like Roger Federer, whose net worth is estimated somewhere in the $400 million range, but it’s still not a bad paycheck for two weeks of work.

It’s not all bad for those who come up short on Saturday and Sunday, either. The second-place finishes in each draw will each win £1.1 million ($1.44 million). The winners of the men’s and women’s doubles, meanwhile, will collect £400,000 ($524,080) per pair, while the winners of the mixed doubles receive £100,000 ($131,020).

Here’s a complete look at the breakdown of the purse, courtesy of Wimbledon.com:

Men’s Singles

Winner: £2.2 million or $2.88 million
Runner-up: £1.1 million or $1.44 million
Semifinalists (Sam Querrey, Tomas Berdych): £550,000 or $720,610
Quarterfinalists (Andy Murray, Gilles Muller, Milos Raonic, Novak Djokovic): £275,000 or $360,305
Fourth Round: £147,000 or $192,599
Third Round: £90,000 or $117,918
Second Round: £57,000 or $74,681
First Round: £35,000 or $45,857

Women’s Singles

Winner: £2.2 million or $2.88 million
Runner-up: £1.1 million or $1.44 million
Semifinalists (Magdalena Rybarikova, Johanna Konta): £550,000 or $720,610
Quarterfinalists (Svetlana Kuznetsova, Coco Vandeweghe, Jelena Ostapenko, Simona Halep): £275,000 or $360,305
Fourth Round: £147,000 or $192,599
Third Round: £90,000 or $117,918
Second Round: £57,000 or $74,681
First Round: £35,000 or $45,857

Men’s Doubles

Per pair

Winner: £400,000 or $524,080
Runner-up: £200,000 or $262,040
Semifinalists (Henri Kontinen/John Peers, Nikola Mektic/Franko Skugor): £100,000 or $131,020
Quarterfinalists (Ryan Harrison/Michael Venus, Ken Skupski/Neal Skupski, Hans Podlipnik-Castillo/Andrei Vasilevski, Marcin Matkowski/Max Mirnyi): £50,000 or $65,510
Third Round: £26,500 or $34,720
Second Round: £16,500 or $21,618
First Round: £10,750 or $14,084

Women’s Doubles

Per pair

Winner: £400,000 or $524,080
Runner-up: £200,000 or $262,040
Semifinalists (Makoto Ninomiya/Renata Voracova, Anna-Lena Gronefeld/Kveta Peschke): £100,000 or $131,020
Quarterfinalists (Catherine Bellis/Marketa Vondrousova, Svetlana Kuznetsova/Kristina Mladenovic, Chan Yung-jan/Martina Hingis, Ashleigh Barty/Casey Dellacqua): £50,000 or $65,510
Third Round: £26,500 or $34,720
Second Round: £16,500 or $21,618
First Round: £10,750 or $14,084

Mixed Doubles

Per pair

Winner: £100,000 or $131,020
Runner-up: £50,000 or $65,510
Semifinalists (Marcelo Demoliner/Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez, Bruno Soares/Elena Vesnina): £25,000 or $32,755
Quarterfinalists (Ken Skupski/Jocelyn Rae, Mate Pavic/Lyudmyla Kichenok, Rohan Bopanna/Gabriela Dabrowski, Andre Begemann/Nicole Melichar): £12,000 or $15,722
Third Round: £6,000 or $7,861
Second Round: £3,000 or $3,930
First Round: £1,500 or $1,965

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