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The total compensation, which includes money to cover players’ expenses, is $10 million greater than in 2023 and has been touted by the USTA as “the largest purse in tennis history.”
Published Aug 08, 2024
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The champions’ checks jump 20% from last year’s $3 million, but the amount remains below the pre-pandemic paycheck of $3.85 million that went to each winner in 2019.
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