Seven ATP Tour players have earned in excess of $4million in the 2025 campaign so far, and Carlos Alcaraz is almost $4 million clear at the top of list.<\/p>\n
There are 82 players who have collected over $1million this season, with 24 of these stars having cracked the $2million barrier.\u00a012 men have secured $3million, with Casper Ruud ($3,160,465) and Andrey Rublev ($3,051,746) in 11th and 12th place.<\/p>\n
Here are the top 10 earners on the ATP Tour<\/a> so far in 2025 (as of October 20, prior to play in Vienna and Basel).<\/p>\n 10. Jack Draper \u2013 $3,446,994 ($25,290 in doubles)<\/p>\n Jack Draper won his biggest title to date at the 2025 Indian Wells Masters, and he was also a runner-up at the Madrid Masters and the Qatar Open ATP 500.<\/p>\n The Brit also made the last eight at the Italian Open and the last 16 at the Australian Open.<\/p>\n 9. Felix Auger-Aliassime \u2013 $3,456,836 ($33,654 in doubles)<\/p>\n Felix Auger-Aliassime has secured ATP 250 titles in Adelaide, Montpellier and Brussels, while he was a finalist at the ATP 500 in Dubai.<\/p>\n The Canadian was a semi-finalist at the US Open and a quarter-finalist at ATP 1000 events in Cincinnati and Shanghai.<\/p>\n 8. Lorenzo Musetti \u2013 $3,823,654 ($169,614 in doubles)<\/p>\n Lorenzo Musetti lost in the finals of the Monte Carlo Masters and the ATP 250 in Chengdu this year.<\/p>\n The Italian made the semi-finals of the French Open and the Masters events in Madrid and Rome, while he also reached the last eight at the US Open.<\/p>\n 7. Alex de Minaur \u2013 $4,163,977 ($49,484 in doubles)<\/p>\n Alex de Minaur has reached both of his finals in 2025 at ATP 500 level, winning the title in Washington and finishing as a runner-up in Rotterdam.<\/p>\n The Australian was a semi-finalist at the Monte Carlo Masters, while he has reached quarter-finals at the Australian Open, the US Open, the Canadian Open and the Shanghai Masters.<\/p>\n 6. Ben Shelton \u2013 $4,167,667 ($120,244 in doubles)<\/p>\n Ben Shelton won the biggest title of his career to date at the Masters 1000 tournament in Toronto, and he was a runner-up at the ATP 500 in Munich.<\/p>\n The American reached the semi-finals of the Australian Open and the quarter-finals at Wimbledon, Indian Wells and Shanghai.<\/p>\n ATP Tour Features<\/p>\n Why Jannik Sinner needs Vienna Open title to boost slim year-end world No 1 hopes<\/a><\/p>\n 2025 Paris Masters Entry List, Prize Money, Points, Dates: Will Alcaraz, Sinner, Djokovic & Zverev star?<\/a><\/p>\n 5. Taylor Fritz \u2013 $4,609,362 ($19,192 in doubles)<\/p>\n Taylor Fritz claimed ATP 250 grass-court titles in Stuttgart and Eastbourne, while he was a finalist at the Japan Open.<\/p>\n The American reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon, the Miami Open and the Canadian Open, while he made the last eight at the US Open.<\/p>\n 4. Alexander Zverev \u2013 $4,668,028 ($68,726 in doubles)<\/p>\n Alexander Zverev was a finalist at the Australian Open, a semi-finalist in Toronto and Cincinnati, and a quarter-finalist at the French Open and the Italian Open.<\/p>\n The German lifted his only title of 2025 at the ATP 500 event in Munich.<\/p>\n 3. Novak Djokovic \u2013 $5,005,223 ($12,930 in doubles)<\/p>\n Novak Djokovic<\/a> reached the semi-finals at all four Grand Slams this season, while he was a runner-up at the Miami Masters and a semi-finalist at the Shanghai Masters.<\/p>\n The Serbian won his only title of the campaign at the ATP 250 tournament in Geneva.<\/p>\n 2. Jannik Sinner \u2013 $12,352,773 ($6,245 in doubles)<\/p>\n Jannik Sinner<\/a> secured just over $4million for winning his maiden Wimbledon crown and $2,150,400 for defending his Australian Open title.<\/p>\n The world No 2 also won the ATP 500 tournament in Beijing, while he was a runner-up at the US Open, the French Open, the Italian Open and the Cincinnati Masters.<\/p>\n The Italian\u2019s tally does not include the astonishing $6million he raked in for winning the Six Kings Slam exhibition in Riyadh.<\/p>\n 1. Carlos Alcaraz \u2013 $16,048,017<\/p>\n