Sinner’s Dominant Run in Turin

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Sinner’s performance at the ATP Finals was nothing short of extraordinary:

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• - Unstoppable Form: Sinner didn’t lose a set throughout the tournament and never conceded more than four games in a single set.
• - Record-Breaking Paycheck: His triumph earned him $4,881,100, boosting his career earnings to an impressive $33,989,584.

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This victory propelled Sinner to 10th place on the all-time ATP career prize money list, joining the ranks of tennis legends such as Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, and Roger Federer.

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Top 10 ATP Career Prize Money Leaders

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1. 1. Novak Djokovic: $185,065,269
2. 2. Rafael Nadal: $134,946,100
3. 3. Roger Federer: $130,594,339
4. 4. Andy Murray: $64,687,542
5. 5. Alexander Zverev: $47,543,924
6. 6. Daniil Medvedev: $43,764,163
7. 7. Pete Sampras: $43,280,489
8. 8. Stan Wawrinka: $37,250,116
9. 9. Carlos Alcaraz: $36,876,485
10. 10. Jannik Sinner: $33,989,584

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Rising Star of the 2000s Generation

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Sinner’s latest achievement places him as the third player born in the 2000s, male or female, to exceed $30 million in earnings, following:

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• - Carlos Alcaraz: $36,876,485
• - Iga Swiatek: $33,141,991

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Taylor Fritz Hits $20 Million Milestone

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The runner-up at the ATP Finals, Taylor Fritz, also celebrated a financial milestone. His runner-up prize of $2,247,400 elevated his total career earnings to $21,087,553, making him the seventh player born in 1997 or later to surpass $20 million.

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Sinner’s Legacy Continues to Grow

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At just 23, Jannik Sinner has solidified himself as one of the brightest stars in tennis. His exceptional skill, combined with his focus and determination, makes him a player to watch for years to come. With the ATP Finals victory marking the pinnacle of his 2024 season, the future looks incredibly promising for the young Italian.