ATP Prize Money Leaders Update: Sinner takes back top spot after ATP Finals victory as Djokovic slides down the order

The ATP Finals have come to a conclusion, leaving the ATP prize leaderboard with some big changes, especially in the top 10. While the big two have steamrolled away from the rest, a current icon has fallen a few places due to missing out on the event.

Jannik Sinner's triumph at the ATP Finals was a very lucrative one. The Italian defeated his arch-rival Carlos Alcaraz in the final to successfully defend his title. His overall tally in 2025 has shot up to $19,120,641 after collecting a huge $5,071,000 from winning the event unbeaten. He is on the edge of the $20,000,000 mark and streaks ahead of everyone else.

This is aside from Alcaraz who also got a large payout in Turin. $2,704,000 was added to his already eye-watering amount of money accumulated this campaign. He finishes with $18,803,427. In third a long way back is Alexander Zverev. His failure to get out of the group phase in the ATP Finals means he finishes the year with $6,060,174. Taylor Fritz ($5,475,728) rises up to fourth while Felix Auger-Aliassime ($5,262,350) makes a huge step from ninth to fifth after his semi-final run. He rose past Aussie Alex de Minaur ($5,241,711) who also snuck into the semi-finals. He earnt less than Auger-Aliassime as he won less matches in the group stage.

These three players all clambered above the absent Novak Djokovic, who is the only player not to have gained any money in the top nine. He finishes in seventh with $5,140,175 with Lorenzo Musetti closing the gap back in eighth with $4,852,243. Ben Shelton ($4,745,259) sits in ninth after failing to pick up a victory in Turin on debut while the injured Jack Draper ($3,446,994) wraps up the top 10.

Alternatives in Turin Casper Ruud ($3,292,413) and Alexander Bublik ($2,958,857) did not get the chance to step onto the court, meaning they did not have the chance to add more money to their totals.