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Queens Club Prize Money

2022 Breakdown & Historicals

By Jon Crim
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Located in West Kensington, London, The Queens Club hosts an annual ATP 500 tennis tournament in June. For 2022, the total prize money for the event is €2,134,520, which translates to $2,224,545.

Officially known as the Queens Club Championships, the tournament also goes by the Cinch Championships and previously the Fever-Tree Championships due to title sponsors. The event is one of the ATP’s longest-running, initially held in 1890, and uses grass courts.

This year marks the highest prize money ever at The Queens Club, with a 65% increase in funds over 2021 and a 2.5% increase over 2019. Organizers canceled the tournament in 2020 due to the pandemic.

In singles, the 2022 winner will take home €399,170 and the runner-up €214,775, equating to a 251% and 156% jump over the prior year’s earnings as the tournament eased back after the pandemic.

Doubles pairs will earn €131,110 and €69,930 for the winner and runner-up, which are a 226% and 131% increase, respectively. Keep reading for a complete breakdown of prize money across each round and historical data for comparison and growth.

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2022 Full Breakdown

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Prize Money by Year

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2022 Full Breakdown

The Queens Club Championships distributes prize money between singles, doubles, and qualifying rounds. Roughly speaking, 80% of prize money is distributed to singles, while the remaining 20% goes to doubles.

Below we’ve included how prize money for this tournament breaks down by round for singles and doubles. You can scroll left and right on the tables to view data for prior years.

Please note that conversions to the US dollar and Sterling Pound consider the exchange rate on the day of the previous year’s final.

Singles

Euro

Euro	2022	2021	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011	2010	2009	2008	2007
Winner	€399,170	€113,785	–	€429,955	€427,590	€395,690	€410,200	€381,760	€90,100	€863,000	€78,935	€77,500	€79,260	€84,300	€84,500	€84,500
Runner-up	€214,775	€84,075	–	€215,940	€209,630	€193,985	€192,650	€172,100	€51,300	€491,400	€44,945	€44,100	€45,130	€48,000	€49,750	€49,750
Semifinal	€114,465	€59,860	–	€108,965	€105,480	€97,610	€95,665	€81,530	€29,610	€283,600	€25,940	€25,500	€26,045	€27,700	€29,200	€29,200
Quarterfinal	€58,485	€40,765	–	€57,260	€53,645	€49,640	€47,830	€39,340	€17,430	€167,000	€15,265	€15,000	€15,330	€16,300	€17,200	€17,200
Round 3	n/a	n/a	–	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	€10,160	€97,300	€8,900	€8,730	€8,935	€9,500	€10,100	€10,100
Round 2	€31,215	€25,480	–	€28,620	€27,860	€25,780	€24,235	€20,060	€6,175	€59,100	€5,410	€5,300	€5,430	€5,775	€5,900	€5,900
Round 1	€16,650	€14,650	–	€15,830	€14,690	€13,595	€12,755	€11,035	€3,755	€35,950	€3,290	€3,230	€3,305	€3,515	€3,500	€3,500
Qualies Round 2	€8,530	€6,750	–	€6,090	€3,250	€3,010	€2,125	€1,240	€1,180	€1,130	€1,030	€1,010	€1,025	€650	€760	€725
Qualies Roud 1	€4,785	€3,565	–	€3,045	€1,660	€1,535	€1,170	€685	€565	€540	€495	€490	€500	€375	€445	€425

US Dollar

Please note that all historical data for The Queens Club Championships prize money in US dollars considers exchange rates on the day of the final for the years listed.

US Dollar	2022	2021	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011	2010	2009	2008	2007
Winner	$428,303	$138,663	–	$489,525	$486,833	$450,513	$467,033	$434,653	$102,583	$982,569	$89,871	$88,238	$90,241	$95,980	$96,207	$96,207
Runner-up	$230,450	$102,457	–	$245,858	$238,674	$220,862	$219,342	$195,944	$58,408	$559,483	$51,172	$50,210	$51,383	$54,650	$56,643	$56,643
Semifinal	$122,819	$72,948	–	$124,062	$120,094	$111,134	$108,919	$92,826	$33,712	$322,893	$29,534	$29,033	$29,654	$31,538	$33,246	$33,246
Quarterfinal	$62,753	$49,678	–	$65,193	$61,078	$56,518	$54,457	$44,791	$19,845	$190,138	$17,380	$17,078	$17,454	$18,558	$19,583	$19,583
Round 3	n/a	n/a	–	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	$11,568	$110,781	$10,133	$9,940	$10,173	$10,816	$11,499	$11,499
Round 2	$33,493	$31,051	–	$32,585	$31,720	$29,352	$27,593	$22,839	$7,031	$67,288	$6,160	$6,034	$6,182	$6,575	$6,717	$6,717
Round 1	$17,865	$17,853	–	$18,023	$16,725	$15,479	$14,522	$12,564	$4,275	$40,931	$3,746	$3,678	$3,763	$4,002	$3,985	$3,985
Qualies Round 2	$9,153	$8,226	–	$6,934	$3,700	$3,427	$2,419	$1,412	$1,343	$1,287	$1,173	$1,150	$1,167	$740	$865	$825
Qualies Roud 1	$5,134	$4,344	–	$3,467	$1,890	$1,748	$1,332	$780	$643	$615	$564	$558	$569	$427	$507	$484

British Sterling Pound

Please note that all historical data for The Queens Club Championships prize money in British sterling pounds considers exchange rates on the day of the final for the years listed.

Sterling Pound	2022	2021	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011	2010	2009	2008	2007
Winner	£341,647	£97,853	–	£383,888	£381,777	£353,295	£366,250	£340,857	£80,446	£770,536	£70,478	£69,196	£70,768	£75,268	£75,446	£75,446
Runner-up	£183,824	£72,303	–	£192,804	£187,170	£173,201	£172,009	£153,661	£45,804	£438,750	£40,129	£39,375	£40,295	£42,857	£44,420	£44,420
Semifinal	£97,970	£51,479	–	£97,290	£94,179	£87,152	£85,415	£72,795	£26,438	£253,214	£23,161	£22,768	£23,254	£24,732	£26,071	£26,071
Quarterfinal	£50,057	£35,057	–	£51,125	£47,897	£44,321	£42,705	£35,125	£15,563	£149,107	£13,629	£13,393	£13,688	£14,554	£15,357	£15,357
Round 3	n/a	n/a	–	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	£9,071	£86,875	£7,946	£7,795	£7,978	£8,482	£9,018	£9,018
Round 2	£26,717	£21,912	–	£25,554	£24,875	£23,018	£21,638	£17,911	£5,513	£52,768	£4,830	£4,732	£4,848	£5,156	£5,268	£5,268
Round 1	£14,251	£12,599	–	£14,134	£13,116	£12,138	£11,388	£9,853	£3,353	£32,098	£2,938	£2,884	£2,951	£3,138	£3,125	£3,125
Qualies Round 2	£7,301	£5,805	–	£5,438	£2,902	£2,688	£1,897	£1,107	£1,054	£1,009	£920	£902	£915	£580	£679	£647
Qualies Roud 1	£4,095	£3,066	–	£2,719	£1,482	£1,371	£1,045	£612	£504	£482	£442	£438	£446	£335	£397	£379

Doubles (Per Pair)

2022	Euro	US Dollar	Sterling Pound	vs 2021
Winner	€131,110	$159,718	£113,192	226%
Runner-up	€69,930	$85,189	£60,373	131%
Semifinal	€35,370	$43,088	£30,536	63%
Quarterfinal	€17,690	$21,550	£15,272	23%
Round 1	€9,160	$11,159	£7,908	2%

Prize Money by Year

Total prize money for The Queens Club Championships changes yearly; unfortunately, it doesn’t always go up for the players.

Various factors influence a tournament’s prize money, including the prior year’s success of the event.

Year	Total Prize Money	Y/Y Change
2022	€2,134,520	65%
2021	€1,290,135	-38%
2020	Canceled	–
2019	€2,081,830	5%
2018	€1,983,595	8%
2017	€1,836,660	2%
2016	€1,802,945	15%
2015	€1,574,640	122%
2014	€711,010	4%
2013	€683,665	9%
2012	€625,300	3%
2011	€608,000	-3%
2010	€627,700	-5%
2009	€663,750	-4%
2008	€692,000	-11%
2007	€775,000	0%
2006	€775,000	0%
2005	€775,000	1%
2004	€767,000	-4%
2003	€800,000	9%
2002	€736,000	-5%
2001	€775,000	0%
2000	€775,000	–

Please note that all data is in euros.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions from fans and attendees about The Queens Club Championships prize money.

How much does the winner earn at The Queens Club Championship?

For 2022, the winner at Queens will take home €399,170, which converts to $428,303 or £341,647.

How much does the runner-up earn at The Queens Club Championship?

For 2022, the runner-up at Queens will take home €214,775, which converts to $230,450 or £183,824.

Why did prize money at The Queens Club Championship go down in 2021?

The Queens Club didn’t hold the tournament in 2020 due to the pandemic, and they had limited attendance in 2021. As a result, they couldn’t offer the same level of prize money as in previous years.

Is the Queens Club Championships prize money taxed?

Yes. The United Kingdom taxes all player earnings at The Queens Club according to its current tax rate, which increases depending on how much a player earns and caps out at 45%.

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