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US Open Announce Record $90 Million Prize Money for 2025 Tournament

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US Open Announce Record $90 Million Prize Money for 2025 Tournament

The US Open has announced a groundbreaking prize pool of $90 million for this year’s tournament, marking the largest in tennis history. This represents a significant 20% increase from the previous year’s total of $75 million, reflecting the tournament’s commitment to enhancing player compensation across the board.

In a year when top players in both the ATP and WTA have advocated for a more equitable distribution of revenue among players, the US Open’s increased prize money aims to address these concerns. While the top performers will see substantial benefits, with the men’s and women’s singles champions each set to earn $5 million—up from $3.6 million in 2024—the organizers have also focused on improving financial support for players in lower rounds.

“This increase is part of our long-term strategy to ensure that players at all levels benefit from the success of the tournament,” said a spokesperson for the US Open. The prize money will see double-digit percentage increases across all rounds and events, including the qualifying tournaments, designed to provide a more sustainable financial model for competitors.

The singles competition will be expanded to 15 days, coinciding with a surge in attendance, as the tournament is set to run from *August 24 to September 7*. In 2024, the US Open saw attendance surpass one million for the first time, indicating a growing interest in the event.

Additionally, this year introduces a new format for the mixed doubles event, which will feature many prominent singles players and take place over two days in the week leading up to the main competition at Flushing Meadows.

With record prize money and new initiatives in place, the US Open is positioning itself as a leader in the tennis world, prioritizing both player welfare and fan engagement as the tournament approaches.

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