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Wimbledon announces record 20% rise in prize money

Players have long been calling for a greater share of revenues from the four Grand Slams and recently began taking steps toward collective action.

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What happened Wimbledon announces record 20% rise in prize money.
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Left / center-leftWimbledon increases prize money by 20%, singles winners will earn $4.8 million

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CenterWimbledon announces record 20% rise in prize money

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Channel NewsAsiaNews report · Jun 11, 11:19 AM

Wimbledon announces record 20% rise in prize money

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Stuff (New Zealand)News report · Jun 11, 11:23 AM

Wimbledon increases prize money by 20%, singles winners will earn $4.8 million

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Players have long been calling for a greater share of revenues from the four Grand Slams and recently began taking steps toward collective action.

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Jun 11, 11:23 AM: Stuff (New Zealand) joined the source map.

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