Italian tennis sensation Jannik Sinner has triumphed in the ATP Finals, defeating Taylor Fritz in the final with a convincing 2-0 scoreline to claim the championship title. Along with the trophy, Sinner secured a substantial financial reward.
Details: According to TENNIS, Sinner earned a staggering $4,881,100 for his victory in this prestigious tournament. Prior to the ATP Finals, the Italian had amassed $29,108,484 in career prize money. Following this win, his total earnings now stand at $33,989,584. This remarkable achievement has propelled Sinner into the top 10 highest ATP career prize money earners of all time. At just 23 years old, he now occupies the 10th spot on this prestigious list.
Additionally, Sinner has become the third player born in the 2000s to surpass $30 million in career prize money, joining Carlos Alcaraz ($36,876,485) and Iga Świątek ($33,141,991).
Top 10 ATP Career Prize Money Leaders:
- Novak Djokovic [$185,065,269].
- Rafael Nadal [$134,946,100]
- Roger Federer [$130,594,339]
- Andy Murray [$64,687,542]
- Alexander Zverev [$47,543,924].
- Daniil Medvedev [$43,764,163].
- Pete Sampras [$43,280,489].
- Stan Wawrinka [$37,250,116].
- Carlos Alcaraz [$36,876,485].
- Yannick Sinner [$33,989,584].
Worth noting: Following the ATP Finals, changes were made in the ATP rankings, with Taylor Fritz and Casper Ruud both improving their positions.
