The 2014 US Open Prize Money Breakdown is available here. The last Grand Slam event of the season begins on August 25 and concludes on September 8 at Flushing, New York. The winners of the singles events will each receive $3 million, a record-setting figure for the tournament. Rafael Nadal of Spain and Serena Williams of United States won the men’s singles and women’s singles titles respectively. Both players also won an additional $1 million paycheck for winning the US Open Series standings to pocket record setting prize monies of $3.6 million each.
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Check out the prize money for the 2013 tournament HERE.
The total prize money for the 2014 US Open will be $38.3 million, an increase of $4 million from last season. Here’s the 2014 US Open Prize Money Breakdown by singles’ events round at the hardcourt Grand Slam event. There’s a lot of money and ranking points at stake at this prestigious event.
Singles Champion: $3 million
Runner-up: $1.45 million
Semifinalist: $730,000
Quarterfinalist: $370,250
Round of 16: $187,300
Round of 32: $105,090
Round of 64: $60,420
Round of 128: $35,754
2014 US Open Prize Money Breakdown
Doubles (Per Team, Men and Women) – other details to be updated once available
Winner – $520,000
Runner-up – $250,000
Semifinalist – $124,450
Quarterfinalist – $62,060
3rd Round – $32,163
2nd Round – $20,063
1st Round – $12,375
Mixed Doubles (Per Team) – other details to be updated once available
Winner – $150,000
Runner-up – $70,000
Semifinalist – $30,000
Quarterfinalist – $15,000
2nd Round – $10,000
1st Round – $5,000
Men’s and Women’s Singles Qualifying – other details to be updated once available
The qualifying tournament will offer more than $1.5 million in prize money, an increase of 11 percent from last year.
Third Round – $13,351
Second Round – $8,781
First Round – $4,551
Other Events (Legends Exhibition/Wheelchair) – $570,000 (total)
2014 US Open Prize Money Breakdown
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