Jannik Sinner he doesn't stop his run even on red clay. At the ATP in Monte Carlo, the South Tyrolean tennis player beat the Danish Holger Rune in three sets on Friday in the quarterfinals (6-4, 6-7 (6), 6-3), ensuring he remained in second place in the world ranking behind Novak Djokovic.
But tennis times are hectic so let's move on to a new match. Sinner will face today in semi-final the Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas, number 12 in the world and in the draw and two-time winner in the Principality in 2021 and 2022. But How much does the winner of the Monte Carlo Master 1000 earn? Here are all the numbers.
Jannik Sinner: how much will he earn if he wins the ATP in Monte Carlo?
Sinner's hope is to continue the incredible streak of victories that led him to victoryand the Australian Open and the Master 1000 in Miami, but also to climb the world rankings, reaching where no Italian has ever reached. But winning the most important international tennis tournaments also means taking home a nice nest egg which, let's face it, never hurts.
Allora how much money can Jannik Sinner earn if the Monte Carlo ATP wins? With access to the semi-final, Sinner has already taken home $274.425.
The Principality's Master 1000 prize pool awards 42.935 dollars to those who access the second round, 80.065 dollars to those who manage to get to the eighths. Access to quarter finals ensures tennis players a prize pool of 149.685 dollars.
And who wins? The losing finalist will be able to console themselves with over half a million dollars, 501.880 dollars to be precise, while the winner will take home 919.075 dollars, equal to approximately 892.590 euros, the same as last season.
In total (i.e. taking into account all premiums) the The Monte Carlo ATP prize pool amounts to 5.950.575 euros, 171.240 euros more than that made available in 2023.
