Less than 72 hours after winning his 24th Grand Slam, Novak is training with his Serbian teammates and is ready to help them in the Davis Cup. Machine 💪
The 2023 Davis Cup Finals is taking place in two sections with the Group Stage between 12-17 September and the final eight taking place between 21-26 November. The prize money is expected to see $2.1 million to the winner.
This is to the overall winner which at the moment is Canada, who claimed the title last year. The runner-up receives $1.5 million and it goes all the way down to the Group Stages.
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Taking place over a multitude of locations, the Group Stages even hand a cool $514,000 out meaning qualification initially is worth while for countries. This cash is of course shared out between the members of the team and the different federations.
It doesn't of course go towards any rankings either with this being a team competition over an ATP ranked event.
2023 Davis Cup Finals Expected Prize Money
- Winner — $2.1 million
- Runner Up — $1.5 million
- Semi-Final — $1.3 million
- Quarterfinal — $1.1 million
- Group Stages — $514,000
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