This is the prize money earned by Alcaraz as the champion at the Paris Masters 1000

Carlos Alcaraz has many reasons to be satisfied and proud of his performance at the ATP Masters 1000 Paris 2026, and the repercussions are not only sports-related. The player from Murcia adds a new title to his collection, conquering one of the tournaments where he had not yet been a champion and pocketing an impressive amount of money: €974,370.

This prize is not insignificant, especially considering it is awarded at a week-long tournament. No matter how many Masters 1000 tournaments already exceed a million euros or dollars in prize money for the champion, the truth is that Carlos had to play four matches (due to Berrettini's withdrawal in the round of 16), making incredible use of the time spent to win this tournament.

Alcaraz has earned about 69 million dollars throughout his tennis career

This amount adds to the $6,231,433 that Carlos had already earned this season, during which he was unable to compete for four and a half months. Furthermore, his career earnings from his results on the court are already around 69 million dollars, a staggering figure for a 23-year-old who seems to have plenty of time to continue increasing his financial gains.

It should be noted that this is earned money, not profit, so expenses such as payment for his team, accommodations at tournaments, equipment, etc., as well as applicable taxes, must be accounted for.

He could continue increasing his bank account in a few weeks with the upcoming ATP Finals, where the champion could earn $5,171,000 if he wins the tournament undefeated. The amounts of money involved in tennis are astronomical, and Carlos Alcaraz could soon become the tennis player with the most money earned on the court of all time.

This is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Este es el dinero ganado por Alcaraz como campeón en el Masters 1000 de París