Synonyms for prize money
prize mon·ey

Princeton's WordNet

1. prize moneynoun

   any money given as a prize

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1. World Athletics president Sebastian Coe:

   Our professional athletes rely on prize money as part of their income and we're mindful that our competition season, on both the track and road, is being severely impacted by the pandemic.

2. Colin Montgomerie:

   It's sensible. I know the prize money isn't what they'd expect but it gets the membership playing golf, it's a total reset and I feel for the young guys coming through who thought they were going to be playing for millions. It'll take a few years before we get back to those times.

3. Donald Trump:

   I made a deal with them, they're very good people. They're very fine people. Greg Norman's been a total gentleman, you know, and he's wanted to do this for years and now he has the right backers because, you know, [ the Saudi money ] is unlimited. They can do the job right. I think when you put up first-place prize money for $ 6 or $ 7 million, I think a lot of people are gon na be showing up, to be honest with you.

4. Briton Alex Inglot:

   Generally, the reality is that there are only a few big issues that are pretty much zero-sum games, whether it's prize money, whether it's changes to the calendar, whether it's reviewing formats or things like that. So in those situations where interests are intrinsically differing, they cause frustration and friction almost by definition.

5. Roger Federer:

   On the ATP level... if you can't play, you still get your prize money twice in the year. Maybe the grand slams should adopt some of that, then maybe we would eliminate half of the players (who turn up injured), a player should not go on court if he knows he could not finish. The question is, did they truly believe they were going to finish? If they did, I think it's okay that they walk on court. Otherwise, I feel they should give up the spot.