Jannik Sinner leads 2026 tennis prize money earnings with $6.87 million
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 6:07 PM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
As of June 8, 2026, Jannik Sinner tops the tennis prize money list for the year with $6.87 million, having won five Masters 1000 tournaments. Following closely is Alexander Zverev, who has earned $6.48 million, aided by his victory at Roland Garros, where he earned $3.27 million. Mirra Andreeva leads the women's earnings at $5.39 million, also securing $3.27 million for her French Open win. Players prepare for Wimbledon, with the prize pool for this year's event expected to be announced soon.
- •Sinner confirmed as year-to-date earnings leader with $6.87 million.
- •Zverev's Roland Garros win contributes significantly to his $6.48 million total.
- •Andreeva earns $3.27 million winning the French Open, leading women's earnings.
- •Wimbledon prize pool for 2026 to be announced shortly.
- 6:07 PMYahoo Sports — Tennis Prize Money Tracker: Which Player Has Earned the Most in 2026?
"Jannik Sinner ranks first in 2026 tennis tournament winnings with $6.87 million. The world No. 1 has won all five Masters 1000 tournaments this year, earning more than $1 million for each championship and pushing him up to seventh all-time in career prize money earned, with a total of $64.8 million. He entered the French Open …
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