ATP Jannik Sinner prize money dinero ATP Finals 2025

This is the money earned by Sinner as champion of the ATP Finals 2025

Diego Jiménez Rubio - 17 Nov 2025

Jannik Sinner, money earned at ATP Finals 2025. Photo: gettyimages

Jannik Sinner leaves as the undefeated champion of the 2025 ATP Finals, a significant boost to his record and ATP ranking, as well as his bank account. The Italian banks an incredible $5,071,000, earning one of the largest prizes in tennis history, particularly outside a Grand Slam. This results in Sinner ending the year with an official prize money total of over 19 million dollars, excluding what he will earn from the Six Kings Slam and bonus pool, details of which will be revealed in the upcoming days.

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