ATP Prize Money Leaders Update: Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner lead by nearly $7.5m as Medvedev, Ruud and Lehecka rise

Saturday, 25 October 2025 at 06:37

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner smile together with their trophies after the 2025 Six Kings Slam final.

The ATP Prize Money Leaders have been updated for yet another week and while most of the big names preferred to be in action at the Six Kings Slam, others were rising to the occasion as Daniil Medvedev, Felix Auger-Aliassime, Casper Ruud enjoyed title success.

Medvedev defeated Corentin Moutet in the final of the Almaty Open. A tournament on the ATP 250 calendar, Medvedev won 7-5, 4-6, 6-3 in the final. He also plays Vienna this week but is now sat on $2.69m after adding to his total from $2.51m the week prior.

Jiri Lehecka lost in the final of the European Open in Brussels to Felix Auger-Aliassime 7-6, 6-7, 6-2 but he still managed to rise when it came to Prize Money as he sits just behind Medvedev. The Russian sits in 15th place and Lehecka in 17th spot currently. Lehecka added from $2.48m to $2.58m.

Casper Ruud on winning in Stockholm will look to reach the top 10 this week. He sits in $3.17m compared to $3.42m for Jack Draper with Felix Auger-Aliassime passing him too for winning in Brussels. Draper won't play for the rest of the year so will likely be passed very soon. While Ruud added $15,000 to his total from his $3.02m previously.

Auger-Aliassime added from $3.31m to now be on $3.45m so he passed Draper. Rune is another one down in 12th spot who will likely be usurped by a modicum of players due to the fact he is out for 12 months likely after a heartbreaking injury at the Stockholm Open this past week where he tore his achilles.

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Other movers in the top ten in terms of adding Prize Money include Alexander Zverev who like Taylor Fritz, Alex de Minaur, Ben Shelton and Lorenzo Musetti all add small amounts just under the 10,000 mark. Zverev though will have a long way to pass his next rival in the form of Novak Djokovic who is in $4.99m despite barely playing outside of the Grand Slams.

But the solace for Zverev is that he now does enough to get away from Fritz for now. At the top though, it is pretty alarming how far ahead the others are with $7,310,000 separating Sinner and Alcaraz from the rest almost two of the top 10 together.

Even between Alcaraz at the top and Sinner in second it is nearly $4m which again is one player in the top 10 so it shows the true difference between the rest at the top of the sport and while in the WTA, it is mainly Sabalenka it is more of a breakaway pack with four players at the top.

ATP Prize Money Leaders as of 20/10/25

#	Player	Age	Ctry	This Week $	Last Week $	Δ Change
1	Carlos Alcaraz	22	ESP	16.0M	16.0M	–
2	Jannik Sinner	24	ITA	12.3M	12.3M	–
3	Novak Djoković	38	SRB	4.99M	4.99M	–
4	Alexander Zverev	28	GER	4.66M	4.59M	+0.07M
5	Taylor Fritz	27	USA	4.62M	4.59M	+0.03M
6	Alex de Minaur	26	AUS	4.18M	4.11M	+0.07M
7	Ben Shelton	23	USA	4.10M	4.04M	+0.06M
8	Lorenzo Musetti	23	ITA	3.72M	3.64M	+0.08M
9	Félix Auger-Aliassime	25	CAN	3.45M	3.31M	+0.14M
10	Jack Draper	23	GBR	3.42M	3.42M	–
11	Casper Ruud	26	NOR	3.17M	3.02M	+0.15M
12	Holger Rune	22	DEN	2.97M	2.94M	+0.03M
13	Andrey Rublev	28	RUS	2.96M	2.92M	+0.04M
14	Karen Khachanov	29	RUS	2.69M	2.65M	+0.04M
15	Daniil Medvedev	29	RUS	2.69M	2.51M	+0.18M
16	Jakub Menšík	20	CZE	2.67M	2.60M	+0.07M
17	Jiří Lehečka	23	CZE	2.58M	2.48M	+0.10M
18	Flavio Cobolli	23	ITA	2.55M	2.50M	+0.05M
19	Alexander Bublik	28	KAZ	2.54M	2.47M	+0.07M
20	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	26	ESP	2.36M	2.29M	+0.07M
21	Tommy Paul	28	USA	2.26M	2.26M	–
22	Tomáš Macháč	25	CZE	2.14M	2.10M	+0.04M
23	Francisco Cerúndolo	27	ARG	2.09M	2.03M	+0.06M
24	Stefanos Tsitsipas	27	GRE	2.02M	2.02M	–
25	Denis Shapovalov	26	CAN	1.97M	1.88M	+0.09M
26	Arthur Rinderknech	30	FRA	1.90M	1.90M	–
27	Frances Tiafoe	27	USA	1.87M	1.87M	–
28	Cameron Norrie	30	GBR	1.83M	1.76M	+0.07M
29	Brandon Nakashima	24	USA	1.78M	1.71M	+0.07M
30	Tallon Griekspoor	29	NED	1.74M	1.67M	+0.07M
31	Jaume Munar	28	ESP	1.67M	1.60M	+0.07M
32	Luciano Darderi	23	ITA	1.59M	1.56M	+0.03M
33	Learner Tien	19	USA	1.58M	1.58M	–
34	Lorenzo Sonego	30	ITA	1.54M	1.49M	+0.05M
35	Ugo Humbert	27	FRA	1.51M	1.42M	+0.09M
36	Alexei Popyrin	26	AUS	1.49M	1.45M	+0.04M
37	Nuno Borges	28	POR	1.48M	1.45M	+0.03M
38	Alex Michelsen	21	USA	1.44M	1.36M	+0.08M
39	Corentin Moutet	26	FRA	1.42M	1.31M	+0.11M
40	Gabriel Diallo	24	CAN	1.41M	1.37M	+0.04M
41	Arthur Fils	21	FRA	1.39M	1.39M	–
42	Daniel Altmaier	27	GER	1.37M	1.34M	+0.03M
43	Sebastián Báez	24	ARG	1.37M	1.33M	+0.04M
44	Fábián Marozsán	26	HUN	1.36M	1.35M	+0.01M
45	Valentin Vacherot	26	MON	1.36M	1.32M	+0.04M
46	Alexandre Müller	28	FRA	1.35M	1.32M	+0.03M
47	Grigor Dimitrov	34	BUL	1.33M	1.33M	–
48	Zizou Bergs	26	BEL	1.33M	1.33M	–
49	Tomás Martín Etcheverry	26	ARG	1.32M	1.24M	+0.08M
50	Miomir Kecmanović	26	SRB	1.25M	1.22M	+0.03M

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