2023 Queen's Club Championships Prize Money with €2,195,175 on offer
ATPSunday, 25 June 2023 at 14:40
The 2023 Queen's Club Championships will be held from June 19th till the 25th on the iconic Queen's Club courts and we'll see some big names like Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz compete for the €2,195,175 prize money.
The event is a longstanding event on grass which traditionally has a very strong field due to its long history. Being an ATP 500 event with a lot of prize money certainly adds to that and this year's field will be even more impressive than in previous years. World number one Carlos Alcaraz is set to be there along with Taylor Fritz and some other great players.
Defending champion Matteo Berretitni will also be there as well along with Norrie, Tiafoe, Andy Murray, Dan Evans, Jack Draper and more. The winner of the event will get €477,795 while the losing player in the final will get €220,880. Semi-finals will award €117,715 with the quarter-finals giving €60,145.
Check out the full breakdown below.
Prize Money Breakdown
Winner - €477,795
Finalist - €220,880
Semi-finalist - €117,715
Quarter-finalist - €60,145
Round of 16 - €32,105
Round of 32 - €17,120
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