The 2025 Nitto ATP Finals will offer the richest prize money in tennis history, at least at official tournaments! An undefeated champion will take home $5,071,000, and the number is targeted with precision.
If someone wins all five matches in Turin between November 9-16, he will earn more money than Carlos Alcaraz did for conquering the recently ended US Open, with the Spaniard collecting $5 million.
The ATP Finals organizers did everything to pass the final Major event of the season. The prestigious event will feature a record $15,5 million in total prize money. Alternates, participation and singles round-robin wins will bring the same amount of money as in 2024.
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Thus, they threw everything on increasing the prize money for an undefeated champion. While there are no changes in the round-robin stage, the semi-final winners will receive $1,183,500.
The eventual champion will pocket $2,367,000 in addition to earlier earning, having a chance to pass the five-million mark with a perfect run. Jannik Sinner was 5-0 in Turin last year, taking home $4, 881,100, then the largest single-event prize ever in official ATP tournaments.
With this record-setting payout, the ATP Finals continues to solidify its position as one of the most prestigious and lucrative tournaments in our sport. It caps off the season with glory and history in line.
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Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz have qualified for the ATP Finals, with Novak Djokovic, Alexander Zverev and Taylor Fritz likely to join them in the upcoming weeks.
Last year, the home star Sinner dominated in Turin, ousting five rivals in straight sets and becoming the first player to achieve that since Ivan Lendl in 1986. The Italian clinched six of ten sets 6-4, securing that extra break that made the difference.
He ousted Taylor Fritz 6-4, 6-4 in the final, lifting his eighth ATP title of 2024 and crowning an incredible season with the year-end no. 1 trophy.
