ATP Prize Money Leaders Update: Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner lead by nearly $7.5m as Medvedev, Ruud and Lehecka rise
The ATP Prize Money Leaders have been updated for yet another week and while most of the big names preferred to be in action at the Six Kings Slam, others were rising to the occasion as Daniil Medvedev, Felix Auger-Aliassime, Casper Ruud enjoyed title success.
Medvedev defeated Corentin Moutet in the final of the Almaty Open. A tournament on the ATP 250 calendar, Medvedev won 7-5, 4-6, 6-3 in the final. He also plays Vienna this week but is now sat on $2.69m after adding to his total from $2.51m the week prior.
Jiri Lehecka lost in the final of the European Open in Brussels to Felix Auger-Aliassime 7-6, 6-7, 6-2 but he still managed to rise when it came to Prize Money as he sits just behind Medvedev. The Russian sits in 15th place and Lehecka in 17th spot currently. Lehecka added from $2.48m to $2.58m.
Casper Ruud on winning in Stockholm will look to reach the top 10 this week. He sits in $3.17m compared to $3.42m for Jack Draper with Felix Auger-Aliassime passing him too for winning in Brussels. Draper won’t play for the rest of the year so will likely be passed very soon. While Ruud added $15,000 to his total from his $3.02m previously.
Auger-Aliassime added from $3.31m to now be on $3.45m so he passed Draper. Rune is another one down in 12th spot who will likely be usurped by a modicum of players due to the fact he is out for 12 months likely after a heartbreaking injury at the Stockholm Open this past week where he tore his achilles.
Other movers in the top ten in terms of adding Prize Money include Alexander Zverev who like Taylor Fritz, Alex de Minaur, Ben Shelton and Lorenzo Musetti all add small amounts just under the 10,000 mark. Zverev though will have a long way to pass his next rival in the form of Novak Djokovic who is in $4.99m despite barely playing outside of the Grand Slams.
But the solace for Zverev is that he now does enough to get away from Fritz for now. At the top though, it is pretty alarming how far ahead the others are with $7,310,000 separating Sinner and Alcaraz from the rest almost two of the top 10 together.
Even between Alcaraz at the top and Sinner in second it is nearly $4m which again is one player in the top 10 so it shows the true difference between the rest at the top of the sport and while in the WTA, it is mainly Sabalenka it is more of a breakaway pack with four players at the top.
ATP Prize Money Leaders as of 20/10/25
#PlayerAgeCtryThis Week $Last Week $Δ Change1Carlos Alcaraz22ESP16.0M16.0M–2Jannik Sinner24ITA12.3M12.3M–3Novak Djoković38SRB4.99M4.99M–4Alexander Zverev28GER4.66M4.59M+0.07M5Taylor Fritz27USA4.62M4.59M+0.03M6Alex de Minaur26AUS4.18M4.11M+0.07M7Ben Shelton23USA4.10M4.04M+0.06M8Lorenzo Musetti23ITA3.72M3.64M+0.08M9Félix Auger-Aliassime25CAN3.45M3.31M+0.14M10Jack Draper23GBR3.42M3.42M–11Casper Ruud26NOR3.17M3.02M+0.15M12Holger Rune22DEN2.97M2.94M+0.03M13Andrey Rublev28RUS2.96M2.92M+0.04M14Karen Khachanov29RUS2.69M2.65M+0.04M15Daniil Medvedev29RUS2.69M2.51M+0.18M16Jakub Menšík20CZE2.67M2.60M+0.07M17Jiří Lehečka23CZE2.58M2.48M+0.10M18Flavio Cobolli23ITA2.55M2.50M+0.05M19Alexander Bublik28KAZ2.54M2.47M+0.07M20Alejandro Davidovich Fokina26ESP2.36M2.29M+0.07M21Tommy Paul28USA2.26M2.26M–22Tomáš Macháč25CZE2.14M2.10M+0.04M23Francisco Cerúndolo27ARG2.09M2.03M+0.06M24Stefanos Tsitsipas27GRE2.02M2.02M–25Denis Shapovalov26CAN1.97M1.88M+0.09M26Arthur Rinderknech30FRA1.90M1.90M–27Frances Tiafoe27USA1.87M1.87M–28Cameron Norrie30GBR1.83M1.76M+0.07M29Brandon Nakashima24USA1.78M1.71M+0.07M30Tallon Griekspoor29NED1.74M1.67M+0.07M31Jaume Munar28ESP1.67M1.60M+0.07M32Luciano Darderi23ITA1.59M1.56M+0.03M33Learner Tien19USA1.58M1.58M–34Lorenzo Sonego30ITA1.54M1.49M+0.05M35Ugo Humbert27FRA1.51M1.42M+0.09M36Alexei Popyrin26AUS1.49M1.45M+0.04M37Nuno Borges28POR1.48M1.45M+0.03M38Alex Michelsen21USA1.44M1.36M+0.08M39Corentin Moutet26FRA1.42M1.31M+0.11M40Gabriel Diallo24CAN1.41M1.37M+0.04M41Arthur Fils21FRA1.39M1.39M–42Daniel Altmaier27GER1.37M1.34M+0.03M43Sebastián Báez24ARG1.37M1.33M+0.04M44Fábián Marozsán26HUN1.36M1.35M+0.01M45Valentin Vacherot26MON1.36M1.32M+0.04M46Alexandre Müller28FRA1.35M1.32M+0.03M47Grigor Dimitrov34BUL1.33M1.33M–48Zizou Bergs26BEL1.33M1.33M–49Tomás Martín Etcheverry26ARG1.32M1.24M+0.08M50Miomir Kecmanović26SRB1.25M1.22M+0.03M
