Next up on the WTA Calendar is the Hungarian Grand Prix which will take place in Budapest over the next week as action returns to clay for at least the short term until the US Open.
Among the top stars involved include Barbora Krejcikova, Martina Trevisan, Elena-Gabriela Ruse and defending champion, Yulia Putintseva with €203,024 on offer. Elena Rybakina was due to also play in Budapest but of course becoming Wimbledon champion has meant she has not travelled.
For winning the title, it will be €26,770 and for reaching the final, €15,922 is on offer.
2022 Hungarian Grand Prix Prize Money
Round of 32 Prize €2,200
Round of 16 Prize €3,065
Quarter-Finals Prize €5,000
Semifinals Prize €8,870
Final Prize €15,922
Winner - € 26,770
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