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How much prize money will the Australian Open champion earn?

Learn how much the winner earns and view prize-money breakdown by round
January 30, 2026
The Australian Open concludes Sunday, 1 February with the men's singles final.
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The Australian Open concludes Sunday, 1 February with the men's singles final. By ATP Staff

Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic will meet in the Australian Open final on Sunday, following remarkable semi-final victories.

The 22-year-old Alcaraz is trying to become the youngest player to complete the Career Grand Slam, while Djokovic is aiming to capture a record-extending 25th major and 11th at the Australian Open.

Sunday’s champion will also depart Melbourne with a hefty payday. The winner will claim $4,150,000, while the runner-up will earn $2,150,000. Look below for a full prize-money breakdown of the singles field at the season’s final major.

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2026 Australian Open Singles Prize Money (Men & Women)

 Round  Prize Money
 Champion  $4,150,000
 Finalist  $2,150,000
 Semi-finalist  $1,250,000
 Quarter-finalist  $750,000
 R16  $480,000
 R32  $327,750
 R64  $225,000
 R128  $150,000

 

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