Roland Garros 2017 Prize Money Breakdown, Ranking Points

Roland Garros 2017 Prize Money Breakdown, Ranking Points The Roland Garros 2017 Prize Money Breakdown, Ranking Points is available here. The second Grand Slam event of the season – the Roland Garros 2017 – takes place in the city of Paris from May 28 to June 11 at Stade Roland Garros. The defending champion in the men’s singles event is Novak Djokovic while Garbiñe Muguruza was last year’s women’s titlist. For the first time in French Open’s history, the reigning champions of the Australian Open – Roger Federer (men), Serena Williams (women), withdrew before the start of the event. Nine-time champion Rafael Nadal will attempt to extend the record by securing the La Decima of titles (10th) in the French capital.

Roland Garros 2017 Prize Money Breakdown, Ranking Points

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The Roland Garros 2017 tournament boasts an increase of 12 % in its total prize money pool, rising from € 32 million a year ago to € 36 million this year. Everyone’s a winner with the prize increase seen in all of the rounds but of course the champions will benefit the most with each going home with € 2.1 million.

Roland Garros 2017 Prize Money Breakdown, Ranking Points

Singles (Men and Women)

Champion: € 2,100,000
Runner-up: € 1,000,000
Semifinalist: € 500,000
Quarterfinalist: € 300,000
Fourth Round: € 175,000
Third Round: € 120,000
Second Round: € 60,000
First Round: € 35,000

Qualifying Singles (Men and Women)

Third Round: € 12,000
Second Round: € 6,000
First Round: € 3,000

Doubles (Men and Women)

Champion: € 660,000
Runner-up: € 330,000
Semifinalists: € 165,000
Quarterfinalists: € 90,000
Third Round: € 45,000
Second Round: € 22,500
First Round: € 12,000

Mixed Doubles

Champion: € 140,000
Runner-up: € 70,500
Semifinalists: € 35,750
Quarterfinalists: € 17,000
Second ROund: € 8,500
First Round: € 4,500

Legends

Champion: € 40,000
Runner-up: € 28,000
Semifinalist: € 22,000
Quarterfinalist: € 18,000

Wheelchair Competition

Champion: € 22,000
Runner-up: € 11,000
Semifinalist: € 6,000
Quarterfinalist: € 3,500

Roland Garros 2017 Prize Money Breakdown, Ranking Points

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