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Aryna Sabalenka and Mirra Andreeva were victorious on Day 2 at the 2026 WTA Finals, but how many ranking points and how much prize money did the duo collect?
On Monday, Group 2 in Indian Wells got underway with world No 2 Sabalenka’s 7-6(2), 7-5 win against seventh-ranked Karolina Muchova.
“I was just trying to stay focused on each point, each shot probably, on that tiebreak,” Sabalenka said after the match.
“Happy with the level I was able to pull out on that tiebreak and, of course, get the win. It was very important.”
In the second match of Group 2, world No 3 Andreeva crushed sixth-ranked Elina Svitolina 6-4, 6-0 on her WTA Finals debut.
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In her post-match press conference, Andreeva said: “Honestly, I feel like I haven’t had a lot of top 10 wins this season. To have [another] one finally, it feels super nice.
“I guess it was good that I didn’t think about it, because I feel like the less I think the better it is. But I’m just super happy I was able to get a win against such an experienced player.”
In the second round of matches in Group 2, Sabalenka and Andreeva will face off, while Muchova will meet Svitolina.
Sabalenka and Andreeva each collected 200 WTA ranking points for their round robin victories in Indian Wells.
Muchova and Svitolina have not added to their points totals as players do not receive any points for losing round robin matches at the WTA Finals.
2026 WTA Finals ranking points breakdown
Round robin win: 200 ranking points
Semi-final win: 400 ranking points
Final win: 500 ranking points
Unbeaten champion: 1,500 ranking points
All eight qualifiers for the WTA Finals receive a participation fee of $220,000.
Sabalenka and Andreeva have both secured an additional $230,000 as this is the fee earned for each win in the round robin stage.
2026 WTA Finals prize money breakdown
Participation fee: $220,000
Round robin win: $230,000 per win
Semi-final win: $820,000
Final win: $1,640,000
Unbeaten champion: $3,370,000