US Open announces record 90 million dollar prize money for 2025 edition
Also Read: In tears, Clara Tauson dedicates shock win in Montreal Open to late grandfatherPrize money for qualifying rounds will rise by 10 percent, with total qualifying funds reaching 8 million dollars. The wheelchair events receive enhanced support too, contributing to the overall payout totalling nearly 90 million dollars across singles, doubles, qualifying, and wheelchair draws.This expansion reflects ongoing player advocacy for greater revenue share—prominent athletes like Aryna Sabalenka and Jannik Sinner actively lobbied for widened compensation.The tournament also sees an expanded 15day schedule, starting August24, and coincides with an 800 million dollars renovation of Arthur Ashe Stadium, underscoring the USTA's commitment to growth and equity.Prize money for US Open 2025Men's & Women's Singles Main DrawChampion: 5,000,000 dollarsRunner-Up: 2,500,000 dollarsSemifinalists: 1,260,000 dollarsQuarterfinalists: 660,000 dollarsRound of 16: 400,000 dollarsRound of 32: 237,000 dollarsRound of 64: 154,000 dollarsRound of 128: 110,000 dollarsMen's & Women's Doubles Main Draw (per team)Champions: 1,000,000 dollarsRunners-Up: 500,000 dollarsSemifinalists: 250,000 dollarsQuarterfinalists: 125,000 dollarsRound of 16: 75,000 dollarsRound of 32: 45,000 dollarsRound of 64: 30,000 dollarsMixed Doubles (per team)Champions: 1,000,000 dollarsRunners-Up: 400,000 dollarsSemifinalists: 200,000 dollarsQuarterfinalists: 100,000 dollarsRound of 16: 20,000 dollarsMen's & Women's Singles QualifyingRound of 32: 57,200 dollarsRound of 64: 41,800 dollarsRound of 128: 27,500 dollars- EndsMust Watch
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