On 17 February, Simone Halep reached the semi-finals for the third time at the Dubai Free Zone Tennis Championships. Romania's Simone Halep reached the semi-finals by beating eighth seed Tunisian Jabour 6-4, 6-3.
She was injured several times last year and failed to defend her Dubai title, and this year she is expected to win two titles starting with the title in Melbourne.
In fact, everyone is concerned about the prize money, and the champion has nothing to do with me. At the 2022 Dubai Duty Free Championship, the total prize money for the WTA event was $703,580, down 61.67% compared to 2021.
Singles, the first place prize is $104,180 (about RMB 658459), the second prize is US$64,800 (about RMB 410184), the semi-finals prize is $37,500, the quarterfinals are $17,500, the gold prize for the second round is $9,000, the first round is $6,200, and the Q1 stage in the knockout round is $1,500 and the Q2 is $2,000. Q3 gets $3,000.
It can be seen that only by winning the championship can you get rich, at least to enter the first round of the competition to have profits, most of the players participating in the competition are actually out of their own pockets.
