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Tennis: Australian Open Announces Record AUD 111.5 Mn Prize Pool; Winners To Get AUD 2.79 Mn
Australian Open tournament organisers announced a record AUD 111.5 million prize money pool Tuesday, the largest in the tournament’s history. The prize money pool saw a 16 per cent increase on last year prize money of 96.5 million Australian dollars.
The winners of the men’s and women’s singles at the season-opening Grand Slam will each receive AUD 2.79 million, marking a 19 per cent rise from last year’s AUD 2.35 million. The runner-up will earn AUD 2.15 million and the semi-finalists AUD 1.25 million each.
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