The millionaire prize that Jannik Sinner won for being champion of the ATP Finals 2025

ByDavid Mitchell
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Jannik Sinner (2nd in the world ranking) made a big splash at the ATP Finals 2025! In Turin, playing in his native country, the Italian managed to retain the crown he won in 2024 and defeat Carlos Alcaraz (1st) in the grand final, in a very tight match that was decided 7-6 (4) and 7-5.

After winning the two-time championship in the Masters Tournament, and closing a great year, in which he won six titles (two Grand Slam), another of the great prizes that Sinner received was financial. If there was an undefeated champion in this edition, he was going to take home the largest monetary figure in the history of the event: $5,071,000. And Sinner got it.

Sinner has won six titles in the current season, which has already come to an end, since he will not compete in the Final 8 of the Davis Cup with his country. Australian Open, Wimbledon, Beijing, Vienna, the Paris Masters 1000 and the aforementioned ATP Finals. Taking this into account, plus the performance in the rest of the competitions, totals approximately 20 million dollars in prizes in 2025.

As for tennis, 2025 will be unforgettable: 54 wins and only six defeats, four of them against Carlos Alcaraz (the remaining two, with Alexander Bublik and Tallon Griekspoor).

The only thorn that will remain for 2026 will be that he was not able to maintain the leadership in the world ranking, since with what he had done in his season, Alcaraz was able to stay at number 1 in the world.

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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