
French Open prize money to increase by 9.5%
Prize money at this year’s French Open will increase by 9.5%, with the largest rises directed towards the qualifying competition and the early rounds.
SATURDAY, 18 APRIL 2026, 10:44

Prize money at this year’s French Open will increase by 9.5%, with the largest rises directed towards the qualifying competition and the early rounds.

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Today’s news wrap.

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