2020 Australian Open Prize money: how much Federer, Nadal, William earn

Australian Open 2020: Prize money increased to 71M, winners purse take home 4.12M.




The prize pool for the 2020 Australian Open has been increased by nearly 14% than the previous year to A$71 million ($49.1 million), organizers said, that this tournament brought out with the biggest Prize fund for players exiting in the early rounds.


 Players lose in the first qualifying round at the year's first Grand Slam tournament 2020 will take home A$20,000, up by a third from last year, while singles players who exit in the first round of the main draw will earn A$90,000, a jump of 20% boost over previous year prizes.


The 2020 women's and men's singles champions at the years First Grand Slam will receive smaller increases in prize money, with both winners taking home A$4.12 million, up $20,000.

 Naomi Osaka of Japan is the reigning women's singles champion at the Australian Open while Djokovic claimed a record seventh title by defeating great rival Rafa Nadal in the 2019 final.


 Prize money has increased 61.4 percent over the last five years, broadly in line with other the Grand Slams.

The 2020 Australian Open gets underway at Melbourne Park from January 20 to February 2, 2020.

 Australian Open 2020 prize money fast facts:

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•     The total Australian Open prize purse is $71 million, up 13.6 % on AO 2019.
•    Australian Open prize money has increased by more than 412 %, or $57.1 million in the 20    years since 2001, when it was $13.9 million · 
•     Prize money has more than doubled (183.9 % increase) from $25 million in 2011 (10 years).
•      Prize money has increased by 61.4 % over the last five years.
•      Prize money has increased 255 % since 2007, When Craig Tiley became Tournament Director for AO.

2020 Australian Open Prize Money, funds, purse, winners Share.

Look at the comprehensive view of Australian Open 2020 prize money, Full break down of AO 2020 prize funds and winners share how much cash they carry to their homes, from First qualifying rounds to main 1st round lead to singles and doubles Men' and Women's Champions money...

SINGLES – men's and women's Per player – 128 draw
Winner	$ 4,120,000
Runner-up	$ 2,065,000
Semifinal	$ 1,040,000
Quarterfinal	$ 525,000
Round 4	$ 300,000
Round 3	$ 180,000
Round 2	$ 128,000
Round 1	$ 90,000
DOUBLES – men's and women's Per team – 64 draw
Winner	$ 760,000
Runner-up	$ 380,000
Semifinal	$ 200,000
Quarterfinal	$ 110,000
Round 3	$ 62,000
Round 2	$ 38,000
Round 1	$ 25,000
QUALIFYING SINGLES – men’s and women’s Per player – 128 draw
Round 3	$ 50,000
Round 2	$ 32,500
Round 1	$ 20,000
MIXED DOUBLES Per team – 32 draw
Winner	$ 190,000
Runner-up	$ 100,000
Semifinal	$ 50,000
Quarterfinal	$ 24,000
Round 2	$ 12,000
Round 1	$ 6,250

 *All prize money amounts are in Australian dollars.