2024 French Open Roland Garros ATP and WTA PRIZE MONEY and Points Breakdown with all-time high of €53,478,000 on offer

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Friday, 26 April 2024 at 14:29
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With the Entry Lists now confirmed for the 2024 French Open at Roland Garros, the attention will soon turn to the Prize Money and Points Breakdown with an increase likely after it returned to pre-COVID levels in 2023.
The prize money and points breakdown have been updated with the action taking place between 26 May - 9 June as the second Grand Slam of the season as well as the first of two visits to Roland Garros of the season. The second will see players go from individual to representing their country. The 2024 Olympic Games will take place in Paris with the courts of Roland Garros picked as the venue.
As ever both ATP and WTA are equal when it comes to prize money with €2,400,000 being supplied to the winner in Euros in 2024. €1,200,000 will go to the runner-up and goes all the way down to €73,000 for losing in the opening round. This is an all-time high for 2024 of €53,478,000. Iga Swiatek and Novak Djokovic are defending champions this time around. Rafael Nadal will likely have his final swansong also when it comes to the tournament. Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner, Daniil Medvedev on the ATP and Aryna Sabalenka, Elena Rybakina and Coco Gauff in the WTA will be among the supporting cast aiming to dethrone the champions.

2024 Prize Money - French Open Roland Garros

2024Prize Money € EURPrize Money $ USDPrize Money £ GBP% Change vs 2023
Winner€2,400,000$2,567,051£2,059,1934.35%
Runner-up€1,200,000$1,283,525£1,029,5974.35%
Semifinal€650,000$695,243£557,6983.17%
Quarterfinal€415,000$443,886£356,0693.75%
Round 4€250,000$267,401£214,4994.17%
Round 3€158,000$168,998£135,56411.27%
Round 2€110,000$117,656£94,38013.40%
Round 1€73,000$78,081£62,6345.80%
Q3€41,000$43,854£35,17820.59%
Q2€28,000$29,949£24,02427.27%
Q1€20,000$21,392£17,16025.00%
Total€53,478,000

Prize Money History - French Open Roland Garros

YearFrench Open% Increase
2023€49,600,00013.76%
2022€43,600,00026.87%
2021€34,367,215-10.53%
2020€38,000,000-10.93%
2019€42,661,0008.84%
2018€39,197,0008.88%
2017€36,000,00012.44%
2016€32,017,50014.23%
2015€28,028,60012.03%
2014€25,018,90013.72%
2013€22,000,00017.53%
2012$18,718,0006.84%
2011€17,520,000 

Prize Money Evolution Roland Garros

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