Nick Tsagaris - Australian Open Prize Money 2020

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Nick Tsagaris - Australian Open prize money jumps to $71 million, increasing most for the early rounds

The world's best tennis players will compete for a record $71 million prize money at next month's Australian Open at Melbourne Park. But it is the players who exit in the earlier stages who are set to benefit the most after officials announced an increase of 13.6 per cent on last year's purse. There will be double-digit percentage increases across qualifying and every round of the main draw except the singles finals. Players losing in the first round of the main draw will earn $90,000 in prize money in 2020, up 20 per cent, while those who lose in the first round of qualifying will take home $20,000, up 33 per cent. Semi-finalists will take home an extra $120,000 each, up to $1.04 million, and quarter-finalists will pocket $525,000, up from $460,000. The men's and women's singles champions will pocket $4.12 million each, an increase of $20,000.


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