Wimbledon 2019 prize money revealed as Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic battle for glory

The Wimbledon prize pot has been given an extra £4million to share between this year's top performers.

With £38million up for grabs, it is the highest total in the competition's history after receiving an 11.76 per cent increase from 2018.

Despite the record prize money available to tennis' elite, it still falls just short of the £38.2million available for those who have a long run at the French Open.

As has become the norm at Wimbledon, the 2019 running again sees the male and female athletes taking home the same amount of prize money for their performance.

But just how much do this year's winners take home with them?

The Wimbledon men's trophy which is up for grabs this weekend (AFP/Getty Images)

Here is a full lowdown of all of the Wimbledon prize money...

Men's and Women's Singles

• Winner: £2.35million
• Runner-up: £1.175milion
• Semi-finalists: £588,000
• Quarter-finalists: £294,000
• Fourth Round: £176,000
• Third Round: £111,000
• Second Round: £72,000
• First Round: £45,000

Men’s and Women’s Doubles (per pair)

• Winners: £540,000
• Runners-up: £270,000
• Semi-finalists: £135,000
• Quarter-finalists: £67,000
• Third round: £32,000
• Second Round: £19,000
• First Round: £12,000

Serena Williams has won a host of women's Wimbledon titles (Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

Mixed Doubles

• Winner: £116,000
• Runner-up: £58,000
• Semi-finalists: £29,000
• Quarter-finals: £14,500
• Third round: £7000
• Second round: £3500
• First round: £1800