Carlos Alcaraz is the defending champion in the Wimbledon men’s singles after he defeated Novak Djokovic in the final for the second year in a row. This year’s winner will pocket £3m and the runner-up will walk away with £1.52m.

So, just how much could those taking part in The Championships expect to receive in 2025? Here's what you need to know about the prize money payout for tennis' signature event, Wimbledon. Wimbledon is shelling out £53.5 million in prize money this year, a record total and seven percent increase over last year's mark.

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While the heartache of losing a Wimbledon final will be tough to swallow initially, the runner-up is also handsomely reimbursed for their two weeks of work. Finishing second at Wimbledon banks a prize of £1.5m, a jump of eight per cent on last year.

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Joey Chestnut got more than the Mustard Belt for his victory at the 2025 Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest. He will pocket $10,000, as will women’s champion Miki Sudo. For Chestnut, that worked out to be about $142 for each hot dog and bun he consumed, eating total of 70½ during the annual 10-minute contest in Coney Island, New York.

After the group stage, we already know where $741m of the $1bn prize pot will go – and there are many familiar names at the

The prize money on offer is not quite so life-changing for some of Europe’s elite, although no one is going to sniff at an extra eight-figure sum to call upon. PSG earned around $174.5 million for winning the Champions League and have amassed around a third of that tally by just reaching the quarterfinals.

The event, which also allows 50 DP World Tour players into the field, is playing for a $4 million purse with the winner taking home $720,000. Harry Hall is the defending champion, but he’s at the Scottish Open. RELATED: Harris English's caddie denied entry into Scotland because of 30-year-old drug conviction

While the PGA Tour heads to Scotland for its tuneup ahead of the 2025 Open Championship at the Scottish Open, LIV Golf will be in Spain for LIV Golf Andalucía at Real Club Valderrama. It will serve as the home event for Sergio Garcia's Fireballs squad as well as Jon Rahm as his Legion XIII squad battle at the top of the LIV Golf team standings just behind Bryson DeChambeau's Crushers.