French Open 2023 Prize Money: How Much Do Players Get per Round?

• After weeks of thrilling tennis, the French Open draws to a close on Sunday, June 11
• There will be a lot at stake for some players, including Novak Djokovic, who is looking to win a record-breaking 23rd Grand Slam title
• Sports Brief breaks down how much players will make from the tournament, from Round 1 to the title winner

The 2023 French Open reaches a crescendo this weekend as the best tennis players in the world battle it out for the top prize.

The Women's Singles final is set. Iga Swiatek will face Karolina Muchova, who stunned Aryna Sabalenka in the semi-final. The battle for a spot in the Men's Singles final will take place on Friday, June 9. Carlos Alcaraz locks horns with veteran Novak Djokovic, while Alexander Zverev faces Casper Ruud in the other semi-final.

A new winner from the Men's Singles will emerge on Sunday, June 11, with 14-time winner Rafael Nadal absent from Roland Garros for the first time since 2005.

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The legendary Spaniard prevailed on the Paris clay last year to become the oldest French Open champion in history, but he has been plagued by a hip injury this year.

Djokovic and Alcaraz are favourites to take over from Nadal.

World No. 1 Swiatek is on track to secure a hat-trick of French Open Singles titles. She is the overwhelming favourite in the final against Muchova, who entered the French Open ranked 43rd in the world, per New York Times.

But how much do they make in every round at the French Open? Sports Brief takes a look.

2023 French Open: Prize money

According to Reuters, the prize money for this year's French Open is 49.6 million euros ($54.6 million), up 12.3% from 2022. Here's a breakdown of how much players earn in every round, per Roland Garros.

Men's and Women's Singles

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Men's and Women's Doubles

Mixed Doubles

Djokovic, 36, is looking for a record-breaking 23rd Grand Slam Men's Singles crown, which would make him the outright leader in men's singles titles, per ATP.

20-year-old Alcaraz is seeking his first Roland Garros final and his second major title. He won the US Open in September 2022, his first Grand Slam title.

Ruud vs. Zverev semi-final preview

Sports Brief earlier previewed the semifinal showdown between Ruud and Zverev, who will battle for a spot in the final.

Zverev will fancy his chances against Ruud as he holds a 2-1 advantage in their head-to-head matchup.

For the German to grab the all-important victory, however, he will need to find ways to limit his miscues. He committed 44 unforced errors in his win against Tomas Martin Etcheverry.