Iga Świątek One Win Away from Historic Wimbledon Fortune
You won’t believe what’s at stake for Iga Świątek this weekend—because it’s not just about tennis anymore. It’s about history. It’s about prestige. And it’s about money—big money. For the very first time in her career, Świątek has reached the Wimbledon final. And what makes it even more exciting is the fact that she's now playing not just for glory, but for a record-breaking prize pot.
Iga has already made headlines throughout this tournament by demonstrating incredible consistency and dominance. She dropped just one set on her way to the final—back in the second round against Caty McNally. Since then, she’s been unstoppable, overpowering her opponents with precision, speed, and the signature composure that’s made her a global star.
Now, she’s just one match away from the most prestigious title in tennis—and a potential payday like no other in her career. The final will see her take on American Amanda Anisimova, who’s also making her debut in a Grand Slam final. It’s a clash between two ambitious players, both hungry for their first Wimbledon title. What makes it even more thrilling is that this is their first-ever head-to-head at the senior level.
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Here’s where the numbers start to get jaw-dropping. Just for making it to the final, Iga is already guaranteed over £1.5 million , which translates to more than 7.4 million Polish złotych . But if she wins? She’ll take home an astronomical £3 million —roughly 14.75 million złotych . That’s the largest prize ever offered in Wimbledon history for the women’s singles champion, and an 11% increase compared to last year.
To put that in perspective, even for someone who’s already a multi-Grand Slam winner, this is a life-changing amount of money. It cements the importance of Wimbledon not just in tennis tradition, but in financial terms too.
But for Świątek, it’s about more than the cheque. It’s about completing a career milestone. She’s already conquered Roland Garros, and now, with London in her sights, she’s on the verge of expanding her legacy in a way that only true champions can. The eyes of the world are on Centre Court, and if she wins today, she won’t just be crowned Wimbledon champion—she’ll also become the highest-paid one in history.
So, whether you’re a tennis fan or not, this is a moment to watch. Because what we’re witnessing is not just a game. It’s Iga Świątek stepping into legend.
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