Four Grand Slam Tournaments

Grand Slam, Australian Open and Prize Money

Grand Slam prize money is enormous. The economics of tennis tournaments is complicated

Prize money at the 2026 Australian Open is just under $75 million USD (£55.3 million) — a 16 percent increase on last year.

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Australian Open's Historic Prize Money Pool Announced Ahead of 2026 Grand Slam

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Australian Open announces record prize money amid player pressure on Grand Slams

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Australian Open prize fund reaches record $75 million

The prize fund for this year's Australian Open has been increased by 16% to A$111.5 million ($74.88 million), making it the largest purse in the tournament's history, organisers announced on Tuesday.

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Australian Open organisers announce record prize money for upcoming edition: 'Sustainable for all competitors'

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Australian Open record prize money revealed for 2026 edition

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Top tennis players push Grand Slam tournaments again in bid for more money and more say

A collection of top-10 tennis players sent a second letter to the four Grand Slam tournaments to push for a greater share of revenues — aiming to rise from the current 16% to 22% by 2030 — contributions to pension, health and maternity benefits that ...

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Novak Djokovic cuts ties with the PTPA players’ association he co-founded

Djokovic cut ties with the Professional Tennis Players Association, saying “it has become clear that my values and approach are no longer aligned with the current direction of the organization.”

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Top 2 players in men's tennis set for S. Korea clash

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, the two best players in men's tennis today who have been trading Grand Slam titles, will square off in an exhibition match in

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Novak Djokovic Quits Professional Tennis Players Association

Novak Djokovic announced he is stepping back from the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) amid concerns, five years after he and Vasek Pospisil launched the organization.