Updated: 16 May 2023
French Open 2023: Prize Money Breakdown Per Round And Broadcast Details. The French Open 2023, the second grand slam of the year and the beginning of the clay-court season, will take place from May 28 to June 6. Similar to other tennis tournaments, equal prize money is offered to both men and women.
French Open tournament is held at Roland Garros, which has been a fixture on the Paris calendar since 1891. French Open is the most important professional tennis event of the year and this year it will run from May 28 to June 11. Information on how to watch the French Open 2023 live on television and follow the schedule and match players is readily available.
This year’s edition is the world’s 127th tour between the men’s and women’s national tennis teams. If you are unable to attend the French Open, you can still watch it live by following easy steps to stream the entire tournament. The oldest tennis competition in the world begins on May 28, Sunday.
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French Open Prize Money 2023 Breakdown
The French Tennis Federation has confirmed that they will offer a total prize money of €38,000,000 ($44,711,560) for the Roland-Garros 2023 season, for both the men’s and women’s tournaments. This amount remains unchanged from last year, as the tournament had witnessed a 10.9% decrease due to the pandemic.
French Open Prize Money 2023 – Singles & Doubles Event
| STAGE | SINGLES (In $) | SINGLES (In Rs) | DOUBLES (In Rs) | DOUBLES (In $) |
| WINNER | 17,11,656 $ | ₹140,964,899.90 | ₹2,81,65,965.85 | 3,41,946.13 $ |
| RUNNERS-UP | 9,09,092 $ | ₹7,48,72,362.57 | ₹1,65,68,163.37 | 2,01,144.15 $ |
| SEMIFINALISTS | 4,54,533.25 $ | ₹37,443,801.54 | ₹97,47,888.42 | 1,18,320.22 $ |
| QUARTERFINALISTS | 3,02,665.67 $ | ₹2,49,32,300 | ₹57,34,020.91 | 69,613.74 $ |
| 4TH ROUND | 2,02,161 $ | ₹1,66,51,116.33 | ₹33,72,034.49 | 40,947.60 $ |
| 3RD ROUND | 1,34,777.79 $ | ₹1,10,99,592 | ₹21,07,902.16 | 25,592.96 $ |
| 2ND ROUND | 89,851.86 $ | ₹73,99,728 | ₹13,17,373.87 | 15,995.60 $ |
| 1ST ROUND | 64,181.10 $ | ₹52,85,974.65 | ||
| QUALIFYING ROUND 3 | 27,276.97 $ | ₹22,46,524.50 | ||
| QUALIFYING ROUND 2 | 17,114.96 $ | ₹14,09,584 | ||
| QUALIFYING ROUND 1 | 10,694.30 $ | ₹8,80,643.52 |
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In addition to the prize money mentioned, the runners-up in the men’s and women’s singles will receive $940,000 each, and the finalists in the doubles events will take home $188,055. The semi-finalists in the men’s and women’s singles will receive $470,000 each, while the quarterfinalists will receive $250,000.
Apart from these, the players who reach the round of 16, the third round, and the second round in the singles event will be awarded $132,853, $74,287, and $42,962, respectively. In doubles, those who reach the third round and the second round will receive $35,245 and $19,775, respectively.
Overall, the prize money distribution for the Roland-Garros 2023 season aims to reward the players who perform well in the tournament while providing financial assistance to those who exit early. The French Tennis Federation is committed to maintaining a fair and balanced distribution of prize money between the men’s and women’s tournaments.
French Open 2023 Broadcasters
| Country | Channel Name/ OTT/Website |
| Europe (All territories) | Eurosport |
| North Africa & Middle East | beIN Sports |
| Asia (All Territories) | beIN Sports |
| India | Sony Ten |
