Overview
- The total purse rises 20% from 2024’s $75 million to a record $90 million for the upcoming tournament.
- Singles champions will each earn $5 million, marking a 39% increase, while first-round losers take home $110,000.
- Doubles and qualifying competitions see their prize pools grow to $4.78 million and $8 million respectively, up roughly 10%.
- For the first time, singles play kicks off on Sunday as part of a move to a 15-day schedule and the mixed doubles draw is overhauled with a top prize of $1 million.
- The prize boost follows a March petition by Djokovic, Gauff, Sabalenka and Sinner seeking greater revenue shares and a voice in Grand Slam governance.