Jannik Sinner, jackpot in 2025: beat Carlos Alcaraz

Two fewer ATP titles but a higher prize money. With $25 million earned, Jannik Sinner, in fact, is the player with the highest prize money in 2025, surpassing even his rival Carlos Alcaraz, who ends the season with a $20.3 million prize money.

The real difference between the Blue’s and the Spaniard&#8217s prize money is actually made by an unofficial tournament: the Six Kings Slam, won by Jannik in the final against Carlitos itself. The success in Riyad brought $6 million into the South Tyrolean’s coffers, while ‘only’1.5 into those of the Murcian.

But the world number two&#8217s fresh ATP Finals triumph in this regard is also decisive: Sinner, in fact, won the tournament in Turin without losing a single match, thus cashing in to the tune of $5,071,000 million, while Alcaraz took just over half of that –2,704,000 -.

Similar talk, however, regarding Grand Slams: Sinner, champion at the Australian Open and Wimbledon, earned $10,214,283 million in total, while the world number one, winner at Roland Garros and the Us Open, earned $10,391,125 overall.