However, the tournament more traditionally known as the Queen’s Club Championships will still have some $2 million worth of prize money up for grabs, which is obviously nothing to sneeze at.
With the 2016 edition of the tournament just around the corner, let’s check out the prize money breakdown awaiting some of the top tennis players in the world. Meanwhile, check out our preview of that tournament here.
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2016 Aegon Championships Prize Money Breakdown
| Round | Prize Money |
|---|---|
| Champion | $462,926 |
| Final | $217,412 |
| Semifinal | $107,962 |
| Quarterfinal | $53,978 |
| Round of 16 | $27,354 |
| Round of 32 | $14,396 |
The prize money a player receives for the 2016 Aegon Championships will depend on the round he finishes in. Obviously, the deeper one goes in the tournament, the bigger the size of his share of the $2 million purse.
The winner of 2016 Aegon Championships will take home close to half a million dollars ($462,926 to be exact, give or take a few dollars). That’s about a $30,000 bump up from the prize money received by last year’s champion, British No. 1 Andy Murray.
Murray, a four-time winner in the tournament, will be back this year and will be looking to successfully defend the title for the first time.
Meanwhile, the losing finalist and semifinalists shouldn’t feel too bad, since they will also take home six figures. The runner-up will get $217,412 – that’s less than half of the winner’s share, but still – and the semifinalists will get a shade under $108,000.
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