Jannik Sinner ranks first in 2026 tennis tournament winnings with $11.62 million. The world No. 1 won the first five Masters 1000 tournaments this year, earning more than $1 million for each championship. The 25-year-old Italian then won his first major of the year at Wimbledon, which tacked on nearly $4.8 million and pushed him up to fifth all-time in career prize money, with a total of $69.6 million.
Alexander Zverev sits just behind Sinner in year-to-date on-court earnings with $9.22 million. The German took home $3.27 million for winning Roland Garros—that amount was up 10% from the previous year's winner's prize—and followed that up by making the final at Wimbledon. Zverev is up to sixth all-time in career prize money won, with a total of $68.6 million, despite only winning one major.
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Alexander Zverev sits just behind Sinner in year-to-date on-court earnings with $9.22 million. The German took home $3.27 million for winning Roland Garros—that amount was up 10% from the previous year's winner's prize—and followed that up by making the final at Wimbledon. Zverev is up to sixth all-time in career prize money won, with a total of $68.6 million, despite only winning one major.
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