JANNIK SINNER plays Alexander Zverev in today’s men’s final.
The Italian is and win a fifth Grand Slam.
Jannik Sinner takes on Alexander Zverev in the final Credit: Getty
Arthur Fery pocketed a huge amount after a dream run to the semis Credit: Getty
This year, the have increased the prize fund by 20 per cent compared to 2025.
A will be dished out at SW19 this time around.
How much can be won at Wimbledon 2026?
The men’s and women’s champions will both take home cheques worth £3.6m, which is a 20 per cent increase on last year.
Runners-up will bank £1.8m, which is a rise of 18 per cent.
Wimbledon 2026 singles prize money:
- Winner: £3.6m
- Runner-up: £1.8m
- Semi-Final: £900,000
- Quarter-Final: £480,000
- Fourth Round: £300,000
- Third Round: £185,000
- Second Round: £126,000
- First Round: £80,000
- Qualifying Third Round: £50,000
- Qualifying Second Round: £32,000
- Qualifying First Round: £20,000
Wimbledon 2026 doubles prize money (winnings per pair):
- Winner: £760,000
- Runner-up: £380,000
- Semi-Final: £190,000
- Quarter-Final: £95,000
- Third Round: £48,000
- Second Round: £29,000
- First Round: £18,000
Wimbledon 2026 mixed doubles prize money (winnings per pair):
- Winner: £148,000
- Runner-up: £74,000
- Semi-Final: £37,000
- Quarter-Final: £19,000
- Second Round: £10,000
- First Round: £5,200
Wimbledon 2026 - all the info
Jannik Sinner goes head-to-head with Alexander Zverev in the Wimbledon final.
Linda Noskova won the women’s title after holding off an incredible Karolina Muchova comeback in a thrilling match.
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