ATP All-Time Money List Leaders (Top 100 in 2026)

Prize money on the ATP Tour has grown dramatically over the past three decades, making professional tennis one of the highest-paying individual sports in the world.

From the dominance of Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer to the rise of the next generation led by Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, career earnings reflect both on-court success and the sport’s rapid commercial growth.

Below you’ll find the complete ATP career money list of the top 100 players, ranked by total earnings (in USD).

Top 100 ATP players by career winnings

The table below ranks the top 100 ATP players of all time by total career prize money earned in singles and doubles events.

Earnings are shown in U.S. dollars and reflect official ATP data as of the latest ranking update.

Modern players such as Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer dominate the list thanks to the ever-growing Grand Slam and Masters 1000 prize pools over the past two decades.

Last updated: February 28, 2026

Who has won the most prize money in ATP history?

As of the latest official ATP data, Novak Djokovic holds the record for the highest career prize money earnings in men’s tennis history, surpassing $192 million Total field revenue.

Djokovic’s bonus earnings reflect a combination of:

• 24 Grand Slam singles titles
• Multiple ATP finals wins
• Record number of ATP Masters 1000 titles
• Longest lifespan at the top of the rankings

His continued dominance on hard courts, clay and grass has allowed him to consistently command the biggest checks in the sport, especially in an era when Grand Slam champions earn well over $2 million per victory.

After Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer rank second and third on the all-time list, with career earnings of more than $130 million each.

Together, the “Big Three” changed the competitive and commercial landscape of men’s tennis.

The gap between Djokovic and previous generations is staggering, as legends like Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi and Ivan Lendl competed in an era when prize pools were significantly smaller.

Even with multiple Grand Slam titles, their career totals are well below modern benchmarks.

Why modern gamers make more

• Several factors could explain the huge increase in bonuses:
• Grand Slam prize pools increase year-on-year
• Higher ATP Masters 1000 bonus
• Expanding global television rights deals
• Growth in sponsorship and commercial revenue

As a result, today’s top players accumulate career earnings much faster than their predecessors.

Can Djokovic’s record be broken?

With players like Carlos Alcaraz (5) and Jannik Sinner (7) already climbing the all-time earning list early in their careers, Djokovic’s record may eventually be challenged.

However, matching his dominance, longevity and consistency over nearly two decades would be extremely difficult.

Currently, Novak Djokovic remains the highest career prize money recipient in ATP history, a financial milestone that reflects both his achievements on the court and the growth of tennis itself.

ATP annual prize money highest

The table below lists the players with the highest ATP prize money in each season from 2003 to 2025.

In most years, the players who lead earnings on tour are also the dominant force at the Grand Slams and ATP Masters 1000 events, as deep runs and Grand Slam events carry the highest prize money.