The men's and women's tournaments have been subjected to an 8.2 per cent rise in prize money, with the champions set to claim £3 million for the first time in the history of the competition.
First-round losers will take £66,000 home for their troubles, while those who clear the first hurdle will guarantee £99,000 for themselves with prize money intervals growing steeper throughout the tournament.
Total amounts per player.
Winner – £3,000,000Runner-up – £1,520,000Semi-finals – £775,000Quarter-finals – £400,000Round 4 – £240,000Round 3 – £152,000Round 2 – £99,000Round 1 – £66,000Wimbledon prize money 2025 – Men's and Women's Doubles
Total amounts per pair.
Winner – £680,000Runner-up – £345,000Semi-finals – £174,000Quarter-finals – £87,500Round 3 – £43,750Round 2 – £26,000Round 1 – £16,500Wimbledon prize money 2025 – Mixed Doubles
Total amounts per pair.
Winner – £135,000Runner-up – £68,000Semi-finals – £34,000Quarter-finals – £17,500Round 2 – £9,000Round 1 – £4,500Mixed doubles total prize pot – £485,000
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