Wimbledon prize money: How much can Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic earn?

Federer is the front runner to claim his ninth Wimbledon title when the tournament gets underway on July 2.

But world No 1 Rafael Nadal also enters the competition in top form having won the French Open.

Novak Djokovic is a potential underdog after impressing at Queen’s last week, where he lost to Marin Cilic in the final.

But the Serbian is still not at 100 per cent as he continues to struggle with his serve because of his recent elbow injury.

The Wimbledon winner will take home a mammoth £2.25million if they can last the full fortnight to lift the famous trophy.

The losing finalist will still pocket a healthy £1.125m of the total £34m prize pot.

For reaching the semi-finals players are rewarded with £562,000, while a basic first-round appearance fee of £39,000 is given just for qualifying.

But if a player withdraws from the first round before their match then they will be docked half of the fee, with the replacement taking home the other half.

Wimbledon prize fund

Total: £34m

Winners: £2.25m

Runners-up: £1.125m

Semi-finalists: £562,000

Quarter-finalists: £281,000

Fourth round: £163,000

Third round: £100,000

Second round: £63,000

First round: £39,000

Wimbledon seeds

1) Roger Federer

2) Rafael Nadal

3) Marin Cilic

4) Alexander Zverev

5) Juan Martin del Potro

6) Grigor Dimitrov

7) Dominic Thiem

8) Kevin Anderson

9) John Isner

10) David Goffin

11) Sam Querrey

12) Novak Djokovic

13) Milos Raonic

14) Roberto Bautista Agut

15) Diego Schwartzman

16) Nick Kyrgios

17) Borna Coric

18) Lucas Rouille

19) Jack Sock

20) Fabio Fognini

21) Pablo Carreno Busta

22) Kyle Edmund

23) Adrian Mannarino

24) Richard Gasquet

25) Kei Nishikori

26) Hyeon Chung

27) Philipp Kolschreiber

28) Denis Shapovalov

29) Damir Dzumhur

30) Filip Krajinovic

31) Marco Cecchinato

32) Fernando Verdasco