The 10 richest tennis players: ranked from lowest to highest
The landscape of men’s tennis has shifted dramatically in recent years. With the retirements of some of the sport’s biggest icons, a new generation has stepped into the spotlight — both on the court and in the prize money race. Here are the 10 richest active male players in tennis today, ranked by career earnings, starting from number ten.
10. Andrey Rublev – £21,496,082
Andrey Rublev has built his fortune through consistency and explosive shot-making. While he hasn’t yet reached a Grand Slam final, his strong performances at ATP 500 and Masters events have made him one of the most reliable earners on tour. His fiery on-court personality and powerful forehand keep him in contention at major tournaments.
9. Grigor Dimitrov – £22,451,372
Once dubbed “Baby Fed” for his elegant style, Grigor Dimitrov has enjoyed a long and steady career at the top level. He won the ATP Finals in 2017 and spent years inside the world’s top 20, earning millions along the way. His smooth one-handed backhand and creative shot selection have made him a fan favorite.
8. Grigor Dimitrov – 26,2 M€
Marin Cilic etched his name into tennis history with a stunning US Open triumph in 2014. His ability to adapt across surfaces and his trademark big serve have kept him a mainstay at the business end of major tournaments. Even as his career enters its later stages, he continues to add to his impressive earnings.
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7. Stefanos Tsitsipas – £25,944,897
Stefanos Tsitsipas exploded onto the scene with his flair and one-handed backhand, quickly becoming one of the sport’s most marketable stars. He reached Grand Slam finals at Roland Garros and the Australian Open and won the ATP Finals in 2019. Even with ups and downs in form, he remains close to the top of the game.
6. Stan Wawrinka – £27,825,150
Stan Wawrinka has built a legacy of stepping up on the biggest stages. With three Grand Slam titles to his name, he is one of the few players who consistently challenged the dominance of Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic. His legendary backhand and late-career resilience have made him a symbol of fighting spirit.
5. Daniil Medvedev – £34,724,450
Daniil Medvedev has become one of the most dangerous players on hard courts. His US Open triumph in 2021 and consistent Grand Slam runs have propelled him into the top five earners in tennis. Known for his unique playing style and tactical intelligence, Medvedev remains a constant presence at major finals.
4. Jannik Sinner – £36,053,236
At just 24 years old, Jannik Sinner has already established himself as a dominant force in men’s tennis. His back-to-back Australian Open titles and ATP Finals crown underline his rapid rise. With precision and calm on court, the Italian star continues to climb both the rankings and the earnings list.
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3. Carlos Alcaraz – £39,488,954
Carlos Alcaraz is leading the new era of men’s tennis with breathtaking athleticism and joy. A six-time Grand Slam champion at just 22, he became the youngest world No. 1 in history in 2022. His blend of power, touch, and charisma has made him a global icon and one of the sport’s richest stars.
2. Alexander Zverev – £40,383,419
Alexander Zverev has spent nearly a decade among the elite of men’s tennis. With an Olympic gold medal, two ATP Finals titles, and numerous deep Grand Slam runs, his prize money reflects his consistency. Even without a major title, he has proven to be one of the tour’s most enduring and successful players.
1. Novak Djokovic – £140,433,829
Sitting miles ahead of the pack is Novak Djokovic, the undisputed king of tennis earnings. With 24 Grand Slam titles, more than 400 weeks as world No. 1, and every major title multiple times over, his dominance is unmatched. Even at 38, the Serbian legend continues to extend his lead and cement his place in history.
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