Wimbledon’s total prize money for this year increases by 20% to £64.2 million, organisers announce. The change means singles champions will receive £3.6 million each, reflecting higher payouts across the tournament. Multiple outlets also report that the winners’ earnings translate to about $4.8 million in Canadian dollars. The increase comes amid an ongoing debate over player pay, with players for some time calling for a larger share of revenues from the four Grand Slam tournaments. Recent developments include players taking steps toward collective action, according to reporting from Stuff.co.nz. Overall, the information available across the sources focuses on the scale of the increase and the resulting winners’ share, while describing the wider context of discontent among players regarding how Grand Slam revenues are distributed. Wimbledon’s updated figures are presented as part of a broader effort to adjust prize distribution for the current edition of the Championships.