WTA Finals 2024: Record £7.7M Prize Pool & Championship Schedule Revealed
WTA Finals: Record £7.7M Prize Pool & Schedule

The Women's Tennis Association has unveiled spectacular details for the 2024 WTA Finals, setting a new benchmark in women's sports with a staggering £7.7 million prize pool—the largest in the tournament's prestigious history.

Record-Breaking Financial Rewards

This year's competitors are playing for unprecedented financial rewards, with the undefeated champion potentially earning over £2.3 million. The tournament structure ensures significant earnings even for early exits, reinforcing the WTA's commitment to elevating women's tennis.

Star-Studded Championship Lineup

Eight of the world's elite players have qualified for the crown jewel event in Riyadh:

  • Iga Świątek - World Number One and French Open champion
  • Coco Gauff - US Open title holder and crowd favourite
  • Aryna Sabalenka - Australian Open powerhouse
  • Elena Rybakina - Wimbledon champion
  • Jessica Pegula - Consistent top-five performer
  • Markéta Vondroušová - Wimbledon surprise champion
  • Ons Jabeur - Three-time Grand Slam finalist
  • Qinwen Zheng - Australian Open finalist breakthrough

Tournament Format & Schedule

The action kicks off on November 2nd with players divided into two groups of four. Each competitor will play three round-robin matches, with the top two from each group advancing to the knockout semi-finals.

Group Stage Schedule:

  • Saturday, November 2nd: Opening ceremonies and first matches
  • Sunday, November 3rd - Wednesday, November 6th: Daily round-robin matches
  • Thursday, November 7th: Semi-finals determine championship contenders
  • Saturday, November 9th: Grand finale for the Billie Jean King Trophy

Historic Venue & Broadcast Details

This marks the first WTA Finals in Saudi Arabia following a groundbreaking partnership agreement. Tennis enthusiasts worldwide can catch every thrilling moment through comprehensive broadcast coverage across multiple platforms.

The tournament represents not just a championship battle but a significant moment in women's tennis history, combining elite competition with record-breaking investment in the sport's future.