Singles champions: £2.7 million each. That’s for the men’s and women’s draws—equal pay, baby. They’ve had equal prize money since 2007, and thank goodness for that.
Runners-up: £1.4 million. Not bad for a loss, right? You could cry into your check.
Wimbledon 2026: What Is The Prize Money For Women's Singles Champion
Semifinalists: £715,000. That’s a nice house in the suburbs. Or a really, really good espresso machine.
Even the first-round losers get a hefty £60,000. Imagine losing in straight sets and still making more than a doctor’s annual salary. Tennis is wild.
Doubles, Juniors, and Wheelchair—Wait, They Get Paid Too?
Doubles teams share £650,000 for the winning pair. That’s £325,000 each. Not too shabby for a high-five and a net volley.
Wheelchair tennis players also see a big bump. The singles champions get £61,000. It’s about inclusion, folks, and the money finally reflects that.
Juniors? They get £46,000 for the boys’ and girls’ winners. But let’s be real—they’re just happy to get the trophy and a few Insta likes.
