Chinese Wimbledon prize money list: Zhang Shuai led with 1.2 million yuan, Zheng Qinwen earned 55,000 pounds

With Zhang Shuai reaching the final four of the Wimbledon women's doubles competition, all the Chinese players at Wimbledon ended their journey. As the third Grand Slam tournament of the year, Wimbledon has the largest prize money of almost any event. How much prize money did each of the 13 Chinese players who participated in this year's Wimbledon tournament receive?

Zhang Shuai was the Chinese player with the most prize money at Wimbledon, and although he continued his losing streak in the first round of the singles competition, Zhang Shuai made it all the way to the semifinals in the doubles. With a singles bonus of 55,000 pounds and a doubles bonus of 75,000 pounds, Zhang Shuai's pre-tax income at Wimbledon is 130,000 pounds, about 1.2 million yuan.

Wang Xinyu and Bai Zhuoxuan tied for No. 2 in this year's Wimbledon prize money, Bai Zhuoxuan broke through from the qualifying round to reach the second round of the women's singles, and Wang Xinyu also reached the last 64 of this year's Wimbledon, and she broke the first-round mark in all three Grand Slam tournaments this year. Wang Xinyu and Bai Zhuoxuan, who reached the second round, each earned 85,000 pounds at Wimbledon this year.

Zhu Lin has collected a total of £73,125 in prize money at Wimbledon this year, including £55,000 in the first round of singles and £18,125 in the round of 16 in doubles. Zhu Lin was followed by Wang Xiyu, who reached the first round of both singles and doubles, earning £55,000 and £7,750 respectively, for a total prize of £62,750.

Zhang Zhizhen and Wu Yixiang both stopped in the first round of Wimbledon singles, each earning £55,000, and the two retired after the doubles signing was released, sharing half of the first-round prize money, each receiving £3,875. Wu Yixiang and Zhang Zhizhen won a total prize fund of £58,875 at Wimbledon this year.

For other players, Zheng Qinwen and Yuan Yue stopped in the first round of the main tournament and each won £55,000. Xu Yifan reached the final in the mixed doubles and the women's doubles stopped in the first round, earning a total of 38,875 pounds. Yang Zhaoxuan earned a total of £14,875 in the women's doubles and mixed doubles competitions. The two youngsters who stopped the first round of qualifying, Shang Juncheng and Buyun Chaokert, each earned £12,750.