Wimbledon (The Championships), 2022 - Property Profile, Sponsorship and Media Landscape

Wimbledon (The Championships), 2022 - Property Profile, Sponsorship and Media Landscape

Summary

An analysis of the recent Wimbledon 2022, including a look at the competitions Sponsorship Portfolio, Broadcasters, Prize Money and Attendance and Ticketing.

Tickets prices for the two-week long Championships started at around $9 and reached upwards of $288 for a single ticket. Debenture tickets for this year's competition ranged from $619 to $5495. The BBC’s coverage was able to set a new streaming record as 53.8 million views were generated across the UK public service broadcaster’s digital platforms. The men’s singles final was able to attract a peak audience of 7.5 million. The match was also streamed live on BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport online 2.6 million times. Wimbledon 2022 had a total of 16 sponsors, with brands such as HSBC, Evian and Ralph Lauren continuing their long serving partnership with the Championships. The total estimated annual value received from the tournament partners was $62 million. The total prize money figure for the tournament was 15% higher compared to the tournament in 2021. Both Novak Djokovic and Elena Rybakina took home $2.5 million for their respective title victories.

Key Highlights

In the United Kingdom, the BBC’s coverage set a new streaming record as 53.8 million views were generated across the UK public service broadcaster’s digital platforms. This figure smashes the previous streaming record reached in 2021 when 30.5 million tuned in on BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport online. The number of broadcasting hours consumed by the Championships’ television audience was also the highest since 2016. Wimbledon 2022 had a total of 16 sponsors which GlobalData estimates generated a total of $62 million. Wimbledon 2022’s biggest sponsorship deal was from Evian, the mineral water brand, which GlobalData estimates is worth $6 million annually, over a five-year period.

ScopeThis report provides an overview of the event including its Sponsorship Portfolio, Broadcasters, Prize Money and Attendance and Ticketing of the event. An analysis of the Wimbledon 2022 sponsors is included and the estimated annual values for some of these deals. Information regarding the events ticketing pricing and allocation is also includedReasons to BuyFor those wanting an in-depth analysis of how the Wimbledon 2022 performed, in the sense of both business and popularity.