The WTA confirms record total 'Prize Money' in this 2025: 249 million dollars

Andrés Tomás Rico - 19 Aug 2025

The WTA confirms total 'Prize Money' record in 2025: $249 million. Photo: Getty Images.

The WTA breaks the bank. At least when it comes to distributing Prize Money. This is confirmed by the women's circuit through its social networks: "A historic achievement. We are proud to announce a new record in economic prizes for the 2025 WTA season: $249 million, a notable 13% increase compared to the $221 million in 2024."

A historic achievement ✨

We are proud to announce a new record in economic prizes for the 2025 WTA season: $249 million, a notable 13% increase compared to the $221 million in 2024. pic.twitter.com/p6FlYfrODY

— WTA Spanish (@WTA_Spanish) August 19, 2025

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