Sinner Jannik confirmed himself as champion in ATP Finals. The 24 year old Italian batsman Carlos Alcaraz in the Turin final he also collected a record prize money, the highest in the history of the event.
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by Massimo Calandri
How much did the Sinners earn by winning the Finals undefeated
That total prize pool of the ATP Finals is 15.5 million dollars, an increase of 250 thousand dollars compared to last year. Sinner, after winning all five matches played (three round robins, one semifinal and of course the final) will collect – before taxes – 5.07 million dollars, namely 4,413,500 euros. Alcaraz had to ‘make do’ with a check for 2.4 million dollars.
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Prize money by Sinner
Alternative premium (for reserve): €135,000
Participation bonus:
1 match: €144,000
2 matches: €216,000
3 matches: €288,000
The match was won in a €345,000 round robin
Winning in the semifinals €1,030,000
Winning in the final €2,060,000
Undefeated champion €4,413,500
ATP Points
This is how ATP points are divided.
Single point:
Matches won in round-robin: 200 points
Semifinal win: 400 points
Victory in the final: 500 points
Undefeated champion: 1500 points
