Australian Open Prize Money 2023: How Much Each Player Will Take Home
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โ€” 16 January 2023

Australian Open Prize Money 2023: How Much Each Player Will Take Home

โ€” 16 January 2023
Nick Kenyon
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The first Grand Slam of the tennis year is just around the corner with the 2023 Australian Open. Hereโ€™s everything you need to know to enjoy the tournament, including prize money, dates, how to watch it, and the running favourites.

The tournament follows a thrilling 2022 edition that saw Rafael Nadal defeat Daniil Medvedev in the Menโ€™s Singles title, while Ash Barty defeated Danielle Collins for her final Grand Slam victory before announcing her retirement from the sport.

It was also a thrilling all-Australian final for the Menโ€™s Doubles title with Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios beating Matthew Ebden and Max Purcell, while the Womenโ€™s Doubles championship was won by Barbora Krejฤรญkovรก and Kateล™ina Siniakovรก, who defeated Anna Danilina and Beatriz Haddad Maia.

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With nearly a 13% jump in the prize money pool from the 2021 edition to the 2022 Australian Open, the Singleโ€™s winners earned themselves a $2.5 million payday (with runners-up taking home $1.5 million), while the Doubleโ€™s champions enjoyed their share of a $600,000 cheque (and second spot earning $340,000).

Prize Money For The 2023 Australian Open

Yet again, the prize pool on offer for players at this yearโ€™s Australian Open has reached a record high: $76.5 million (a 3.4% increase compared to 2022).

Singleโ€™s Prize Money:

  • Winner โ€“ $2,975,000
  • Runner-up โ€“ $1,625,000
  • Semifinalists โ€“ $925,000
  • Quarterfinalists โ€“ $555,250
  • Round of 16 โ€“ $338,250
  • Round of 32 โ€“ $227,925
  • Round of 64 โ€“ $158,850
  • First Round โ€“ $106,250

Doubleโ€™s Prize Money (per team):

  • Winner โ€“ $695,000
  • Runner-up โ€“ $370,000
  • Semifinalists โ€“ $210,000
  • Quarterfinalists โ€“ $116,500
  • Round of 16 โ€“ $67,250
  • Round of 32 โ€“ $46,500
  • First Round โ€“ $30,975

Mixed Doubleโ€™s Prize Money (per team):

  • Winner โ€“ $157,750
  • Runner-up โ€“ $89,450
  • Semifinalists โ€“ $47,500
  • Quarterfinalists โ€“ $25,250
  • Round of 16 โ€“ $12,650
  • First Round โ€“ $6,600

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Nick Kenyon is the Editor of Boss Hunting, joining the team after working as the Deputy Editor of luxury watch magazine Time+Tide. He has a passion for watches, with other interests across style, sports and more. Get in touch at nick (at) luxity.com.au

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