2015 wimbledon finalist purse?
Serena Williams will take on Garbine Muguruza in the 2015 Wimbledon women's singles final on Saturday as she bids to win her 21st Grand Slam tourney. Wimbledon became the the highest paying tennis grand slam in the world, as they have announced an increase of almost 10% in totle prize money payouts. The winner of the Wimbledon 2014 will be taking home around £1.76 million GBP ($2.97 million USD). Share: As Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic prepared for their showdown in the Wimbledon men's singles final, their eyes were probably on the title, and not the prize money. Read more: Roger Federer v Novak Djokovic is the richest Wimbledon final ever. Update: Wimbledon is no longer the highest paying grand slam as US tennis association announced another 10.5% increase in upcoming US Open prize money pool which now stands at $42.3 million in total purse while singles winners will get record $3.3 million. Here are more details about US Open 2015 Prize Money. Update: Wimbledon is no longer the highest paying grand slam as US tennis association announced another 10.5% increase in upcoming US Open prize money pool which now stands at $42.3 million in total purse while singles winners will get record $3.3 million. Wimbledon became the the highest paying tennis grand slam in the world, as they have announced an increase of almost 10% in totle prize money payouts. The winner of the Wimbledon 2014 will be taking home around £1.76 million GBP ($2.97 million USD). But the biggest increase in the payouts is in the earlier rounds. For the 2015 tournament there is another increase in prize money which was officially announced earlier in the year with overall prize money pool getting a 7.6% increase. The winners of women and men singles events will take home massive £1.88 million each. The winners of women and men singles events will take home massive £1.88 million each. The latest increase in the prize money made Wimbledon the highest paying grand slam in the world. A total of £26.75 Million ($42.2m USD) makes wimbledon the most lucrative tennis event. Serena Williams was the winner of the Ladies' Singles in 2015. It was her twenty-first Grand Slam Women's Singles title and her sixth title at Wimbledon in singles, and twelfth title at Wimbledon. Serena Williams was the winner of the Ladies' Singles in 2015. It was her twenty-first Grand Slam Women's Singles title and her sixth title at Wimbledon in singles, and twelfth title at Wimbledon. Jean-Julien Rojer was part of the winning Men's Doubles team in 2015.
$42.3 million