The 2025 Wimbledon women\u2019s singles draw is over, with Iga Swiatek beating Amanda Anisimova in the final.<\/p>\n
It was a tumultuous and chaotic Championships at times, with plenty of chaos and a lot of big surprises across the entire fortnight.<\/p>\n
Here, we look at what prize money and ranking points the biggest names will take home after a dramatic two weeks of action.<\/p>\n
For winning her first Wimbledon title, new champion Swiatek<\/a> has won a staggering \u00a33,000,000 after a brilliant fortnight in SW19.<\/p>\n That is a new record for prize money at the All England Club<\/a>, a notable increase on the \u00a32,700,000 won by Barbora Krejcikova for her triumph back in 2024.<\/p>\n Runner-up Anisimova will not go home empty-handed, taking home an impressive \u00a31,520,000 for her run to the final.<\/p>\n World No 1 Aryna Sabalenka was beaten in the semi-final by Anisimova, dashing her hopes of a fourth Grand Slam singles title.<\/p>\n However, Sabalenka and fellow semi-finalist Belinda Bencic will be awarded a tidy \u00a3775,000 for reaching the last four.<\/p>\n Beaten quarter-finalists Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, Liudmila Samsonova, Laura Siegemund, and Mirra Andreeva will all take home \u00a3400,000 in prize money from this fortnight.<\/p>\n After her defeat to world No 1 Sabalenka back in round three, home favourite Emma Raducanu has earned \u00a3152,000.<\/p>\n There were plenty of big casualties earlier in the tournament, with second seed Coco Gauff, third seed Jessica Pegula, and fifth seed Zheng Qinwen all beaten in round one.<\/p>\n Iga Swiatek strikes back at her critics with \u2018leave me alone\u2019 plea after Wimbledon win<\/a><\/p>\n <\/span>\u00a0<\/span>Iga Swiatek overtakes Simona Halep, Maria Sharapova as she leaps to No 3 on WTA prize money list<\/a><\/p>\n They, and every other player beaten in the opening round, will be awarded \u00a366,000 in tournament prize money.<\/p>\n After her shock second-round exit, 2024 finalist Jasmine Paolini will take home \u00a399,000.<\/p>\n For her triumph, Swiatek is rewarded with a staggering 2,000 points in the WTA Rankings.<\/p>\n The Pole will move up to world No 3 on Monday, with only Sabalenka and Gauff ranked ahead of her.<\/p>\n After finishing as the runner-up, Anisimova will take home 1,300 ranking points, ensuring she will make her top-10 debut and move up to world No 7.<\/p>\n After reaching the semi-final, Sabalenka and Bencic will be awarded 780 ranking points, a significant both for both women, who missed the Championships in 2024.<\/p>\n Sabalenka withdrew from the tournament last summer due to injury, and her 780 points will push her above 12,000 ranking points in the WTA Rankings.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, on her comeback from maternity leave, Bencic is set to return to the top 20.<\/p>\n Quarter-finalists Pavlyuchenkova, Siegemund, Samsonova, and Andreeva are all awarded 430 points for their respective runs.<\/p>\n That will be a significant boost for German star Siegemund, who is set to rise from world No 104 to world No 54.<\/p>\n After losing in the third round, Raducanu won 100 ranking points.<\/p>\n That is down on the 200 points she attained for reaching the fourth round in 2024, with Brit set to fall five places to world No 45 as a result.<\/p>\n After their opening-round defeats, the likes of Gauff, Pegula, and Zheng all earn just 10 ranking points from this summer\u2019s Championships.<\/p>\n While, for her round two exit, Paolini takes home just 70 ranking points.<\/p>\n The Italian had 1,300 runner-up points to defend from 2024, meaning she will drop down to world No 9 on Monday.<\/p>\n Read Next<\/strong>:\u00a0WTA Rankings Winners & Losers Wimbledon: Sabalenka\u2019s feat, Anisimova top 10, Kartal overtakes Raducanu, Krejcikova slumps<\/a><\/p>\n The post What prize money & points did Anisimova, Swiatek, Sabalenka, Gauff, Raducanu win at Wimbledon?<\/a> appeared first on Tennis365<\/a>.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The 2025 Wimbledon women\u2019s singles draw is over, with Iga Swiatek beating Amanda Anisimova in the final. 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