Check out the prize money (in US Dollars) for the 2014 US Open Tennis singles and doubles events at Flushing Meadows from August 25 to September 8 2014.
Total Prize Money
Total prize money for the 2014 championship events is $38.25m including payments to players for per diem expenses and legends exhibition and wheelchair events. This is a 11.5% increase on 2013’s $34.3m.
US Open Series Extra Bonus Prize Money
There is also potential for extra bonus prize money (up to $2.6m) for the top three finishers from the US Open Series. As at 17 August Milos Raonic and Serena Williams head the US Open Series standings. See full standings.
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US Open Singles Prize Money (Men and Women)
Percentage increase on 2013 prize money and last year’s figures in brackets.
- Winner $3,000,000 (15% – $2,600,000)
- Runner-up $1,450,000 (12% – $1,300,000)
- Semi-finalists $730,000 (12% – $650,000)
- Quarterfinalists $370,250 (14% – $325,000)
- Fourth round $187,300 (14% – $165,000)
- Third round $105,090 (13% – $93,000)
- Second round $60,420 (14% – $53,000)
- First round $35,754 (12% – $32,000)
US Open Doubles Prize Money Per Pair (Men and Women)
- Winner $520,000 (13% – $460,000)
- Runner-up $250,000 (9% – $230,000)
- Semi-finalists $124,450 (8% – $115,000)
- Quarterfinalists $62,060 (7% – $58,000)
- Third round $32,163 (7% – $30,000)
- Second round $20,063 (7% – $18,750)
- First round $13,375 (7% – $12,500)
US Open Mixed Doubles Prize Money Per Pair
The mixed doubles prize money is unchanged from 2013.
- Winner $150,000
- Runner-up $70,000
- Semi-finalists $30,000
- Quarterfinalists $15,000
- Second round $10,000
- First round $5,000
Prize money information is sourced from USopen.org
Until next time
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