Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios go toe to toe in this year's Wimbledon men's singles final at SW19.
It is the Australian Kyrgios' first Grand Slam final showing, while Djokovic is bidding to be crowned king of Wimbledon for the seventh time in his career.
Here, we take a look at the prize money and how it gets divvied up between the winner and runner-up...
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How much is the prize money for the men's Wimbledon final winner?
The winner of the Centre Court match will receive a cool £2million . A fairly sizeable increase on the £1.7m Djokovic himself scooped last time out in 2021.
How much will the runner-up get?
Whoever loses out on Sunday will still get £1,050,000 .
Are men and women winners paid the same?
Yes. Wimbledon has dished out the same prize money for men and women winners for 15 years after bringing it into being for the 2007 Championships.
That means Elena Rybakina will have come away with £2m after beating Ons Jabeur in Saturday's women's singles final showpiece.
How is the prize money divided up in total?
The following prize money is awarded for those competing at Wimbledon:
Champion - £2m
Finalist - £1,050,000
Semi-finalist £535,000
Quarter-finalist £310,000
Fourth round £190,000
Third round £120,000
Second round £78,000
First round £50,000
Doubles prize money per team
Gentlemen's and ladies' doubles
Champions – £540,000
Finalists – £270,000
Semi-finalists – £135,000
Quarter-finals – £67,000
Third round – £33,000
Second round – £20,000
First round – £12,500
Mixed doubles
Champions – £124,000
Finalists – £62,000
Semi-finalists – £31,000
Quarter-finals – £16,000
Second round – £7,500
First round – £3,750
Wimbledon wheelchair finals prize money
Gentlemen's and ladies' wheelchair singles
Winner - £51,000
Finalist - £26,000
Semi-Finalists - £17,500
Quarter-Finalists - £12,000
Quad wheelchair singles
Winner - £51,000
Finalist - £26,000
Semi-Finalists - £17,500
Quarter-Finalists - £12,000
Gentlemen's and ladies' wheelchair doubles (per pair)
Winners - £22,000
Finalists - £11,000
Semi-finalists - £6,500
Quad wheelchair doubles (per pair)
Winners - £22,000
Finalists - £11,000
Semi-finalists - £6,500
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