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WTA Finals 2022 prize money: How much do the women's championship winners get?

TheWTA Finals2022 editionis set to bethe 51stedition of thetournament, which returns to U.S. soil after17 years. After a year, the best eight-ranked WTA players will compete to decide which women's tennis player had the bestseason in the tour. The Spaniard Garbiñe Muguruza, who won the tournament in 2021 won't participate because she couldn't qualify between […]

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Iga Swiatek of Poland prior to the 2022 WTA Finals
© Matthew Stockman/Getty ImagesIga Swiatek of Poland prior to the 2022 WTA Finals

TheWTA Finals2022 editionis set to bethe 51stedition of thetournament, which returns to U.S. soil after17 years. After a year, the best eight-ranked WTA players will compete to decide which women’s tennis player had the bestseason in the tour. The Spaniard Garbiñe Muguruza, who won the tournament in 2021 won’t participate because she couldn’t qualify between the best eight of the Women’s Tennis Association ranking.

The Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas will be indoor stadium in which the tournament will be held. This round-robin system is set to be composed by two groups of four tennis players, who will compete among them to qualify for the semifinals stage. The two best of each group will be granted this opportunity.

So, this year’sWTA Finalswill be played between the Tracy Austin Group composed by Iga Swiatek, Cori ‘Coco’ Gauff, Caroline Garcia, and Daria Kasatkina.While the Nancy Richey Group consists of Ons Jabeur, Jessica Pegula, Maria Sakkari, and Aryna Sabalenka.

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How much money do US Open winners get?

The 2022 WTA Finalswill grant a total of $5,000,000between the Women’s Singles competition and the Women’s Doubles tournament. In fact, the players will be given their money prize based on theiroverall performance, and not only howmany matches eachwoman played throughout the tournament.

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In fact, there will be points givenper game played, as well as per game won through the round-robin in the group stage. Each player will be given 125 points for her ranking after each game played, and 125 pointsextra per game won during the first stage of this tournament. Then, each semifinalistwill be given 330 points per game won, and to the champion there will be 420 points more.

So, if a player ends up as the winner of the tournament whilefinishingit unbeaten, she will be granted 1,500 points for her ranking. As well as an estimate$1.68-million-dollar prize money. The same goesforthe doubles team, if one team ends up as the winner of the tournamentwhile finishing unbeaten, the teamwill be granted an estimate $405,000 prize money.

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Women’s Singles Division prize money breakdown:

Stage Prize money Prize points
Winner(if endsunbeaten) $1,680,000 1,500 points
Finalist (if all previous games won) $1,100,000 1,080points
After the group stage (if ends unbeaten) $660,000 750points
Per game won in the round robin $110,000 extra 125pointsextra
Per game playedin the round-robin $110,000 125points

Women’sDoubles Division prize money breakdown:

Stage Prize money Prize points
Winner(if endsunbeaten) $405,000 1,500 points
Finalist (if all previous games won) $295,000 1,080 points
After the group stage (if ends unbeaten) $215,000 750 points
Per game won in the round robin $20,000 extra 125pointsextra
Per game playedin the round-robin $50,000 125points
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