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How much money is the Australian Open 2023 giving away? Tournament prize list

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All Australian Open 2023 prize money.

In addition to adding a trophy of grand slam in their showcases and valuable points for the ranking, his competitors Australian Open 2023 They will also fight for one millionaire bagsince COVID-19 has seen how awards have declined in recent years.

Sports news consider the overall team and how it breaks down between events and different rounds.

What is the Australian Open 2023 prize?

The 2023 Australian Open will have a tournament record prize pool of just over US$53 millionwhich means an increase of more than 3% compared to 2022.

How much money will the Australian Open champions earn in 2023?

The champions, in both men and women, they will earn almost 2 million dollars.

What is the prize money breakdown for Australian Open 2023?

* All prizes are in US dollars.

Individual males and females

Result dollar prize
Winner $1,998,278
Finalist $1,091,496
semi-finals $621,313
Quarterfinals $372,956
fourth round $227,199
third round $153,095
Second round $106,698
First round $71,367

Men’s and women’s doubles

Result dollar prize
Winner $466,748
Finalist $248,485
semi-finals $141,032
Quarterfinals $78,239
third round $45,164
Second round $31,228
First round $20,802

What is the prize money of the other three Grand Slams?

    Roland Garros 2022 singles awards

    • Winners: $2,290,354
    • runner up: $1,145,177
    • Semifinal: $624,642
    • Quarterfinals: $395,607
    • First round: $64,546

    Wimbledon 2022 singles awards

    • Winners: $2,507,460
    • runner up: $1,316,416
    • Semifinal: $670,745
    • Quarterfinals: $388,656
    • First round: $62,686

    US Open 2022 singles prizes

    • Winners: $2,600,000
    • runner up: $1,300,000
    • Semifinal: $705,000
    • Quarterfinals: $445,000
    • First round: $80,000

    Source: Sporting News

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