Jannik Sünder against Carlos Alcaraz: Who has the higher assets in 2025?

If one thing is safe in the world of tennis, then the players who can do it are also a bank. Since the Italian Open have been completed beforehand, it is interesting to see what the money between world number 1 and the 4-fold Grand Slam winner of the world in the game and the 4-time Grand Slam winner could change: Carlos Alcaraz, which is at the end of Alcaraz's victory in the end.

Carlos Alcaraz is currently the richest tennis player in the world with a net wealth of 65 million US dollars. This is a number that quickly accumulated in the impressive rise of the fiery Spaniard to fame and trophies together with intelligent endorsement deals with brands such as Calvin Klein, Rolex and Louis Vuitton. Of course, his four Grand Slam victories certainly helped.

When we go into the matters of the millions, things become more difficult to measure, and for a non-millionnaire, like Jannik Sünder, who has a net assets of $ 40.9 million, it seems not too far behind, with all his victories and brand payments with Nike, Alfa Romeo and Gucci, Sinner is right!

In terms of money alone, Alcaraz and sinners could have afforded to sit back, relax and to forego the 8,055,385 € (approx. 9.1 million US dollars), which are delivered with the title of the disabled Italian open. But we all know that it is only a lot more than money alone, and for Alcaraz, victory will be more than the price (although that certainly does the deal). However, this does not mean that sinners go away empty -handed because he has earned a decent € 523,870 € (approx. 5.8 million dollars).

How exactly, how exactly did these tennis superstars strive these dollars?

What can Jannik Skinner and Carlos Alcarazs contribute to assets and how?

There are three other players who sit between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sünd in relation to the assets, which means that the gap of almost 25 million US dollars … is something essential. Novaj Djokovic lives in the middle (obviously he won almost 19 million US dollars this year!) Coco Gauff and Iga Swiatek.

We know that Grand Slams brings money, but how exactly? Let us make a quick calculation. The US Open are the most generous in terms of the price pool and output the prize money of a total of 75 million US dollars with a small increase per year. When Jannik Sinner looks at Grand Slam alone, he has won two Australian openings and one USOPEN of a total of 3.5 million US dollars + 3.6 million US dollars = $ 10.6 million. Alcaraz, on the other hand, has won 4 Grand Slam titles: the 2022 US Open ($ 2.6 million), 2024 Roland Garros (2.6 million US dollars) and 2023 and 2024 Wimbledon (US dollar +3.05 million US dollar). With regard to prize money alone, these two are not that far apart.

However, there are still these notes to take into account, and according to a Forbes report on the best paid tennis players in 2024, it was estimated that Alcaraz alone earned $ 32 million from notes and had appeared with appearances for which he calculated a baseline of $ 1 to $ 2 million.

Jannik Sinner, although he does it well and the world number 1 definitely has a monetary advantage, was positive for a banished steroid in 2024. Although this had no significant influence on his income from the mediation, he did not say what his network looks like, as he would not have had that he was not marked in his records.

In any case, it is Carlos Alcaraz who goes home 9.1 million US dollars.