2009 WTA Tour - WTA Prize Money Leaders

WTA Prize Money Leaders

As of 16 November 2009
# Country Player Singles Doubles Bonus Pool 1 Year-to-date
1. USA Serena Williams $5,584,437 $636,149 $325,000 $6,545,586
2. RUS Dinara Safina $3,601,325 $8,893 $700,000 $4,310,218
3. RUS Svetlana Kuznetsova $3,280,865 $152,976 $225,000 $3,658,841
4. USA Venus Williams $2,240,745 $636,149 $250,000 $3,126,894
5. SRB Jelena Janković $1,491,514 $0 $1,000,000 $2,491,514
6. DEN Caroline Wozniacki $2,324,692 $46,858 $0 $2,371,550
7. RUS Elena Dementieva $1,880,156 $825 $462,500 $2,343,481
8. BLR Victoria Azarenka $1,827,770 $287,766 $0 $2,115,536
9. RUS Vera Zvonareva $1,447,361 $144,784 $50,000 $1,642,145
10. BEL Kim Clijsters $1,630,150 $2,410 $0 $1,632,560

1 Only for 2008 year-end top 10, Certain players receive fines for skipping events

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