Jannik Sinner leaves no escape for Casper Ruud of ATP Finals 2024 Semi-Final, showing off an impeccable performance that confirms his status as number one in the world. With a perfect mix of precision and power, the Italian wins 6-1, 6-2 in just over an hour. Surgical in key moments, Sinner reiterates that there is no room for occasional passengers on the “Jannik train”. Now he awaits him Taylor Fritz in the final, today at 18:00, for a challenge that recalls the one in the group, already won by the South Tyrolean. Italy holds its breath, while Sinner prepares for the last step towards redemption after last year's defeat against Novak Djokovic. The title of Maestro, which would represent a historic moment for Italian tennis, is within reach.
Taylor Fritz beats Zverev and reaches his first final at the ATP Finals
Taylor Fritz he reached the final by overcoming Alexander Zverev a hard-fought match which seemed to be leaning in favor of the German. The American, however, turned the tide of the match by winning 6-3, 3-6, 7-6(3). Author of 15 aces and protagonist of an excellent performance on serve, Fritz showed composure in the crucial moments of the third set, concretizing a decisive comeback. For Fritz, number 5 in the world, this is the first final at the ATP Finals: a goal that has not been achieved by an American tennis player since 2006. However, against the number one in the world, he knows that something special will be needed. How much? We'll find out later.
ATP Finals 2024 Points: Here's How It Works
even the Points allocation system ATP Finals has its own rules, a bit like the tournament itself. Each victory in the group is worth 200 ATP points, with a maximum of 600 points for a sweep. To these are added 400 points for a victory in the semi-final and 500 for the final victory, For a total of 1500 ATP points if the tournament ends without a blemish. This makes the Finals a unique event, halfway between the Masters 1000 and the Slams, with a loot that can really make the difference in the ranking.
Thanks to its extraordinary vintage, Sinner it is already certain to reach 36 consecutive weeks at the top to the ranking ATP, maintaining world leadership even after the Australian Open. A result that consolidates its dominance in the international tennis scene.
ATP Finals 2024 Prize Money: Here's How Much the Tennis Players in the Competition Earn
In addition to the sporting prestige, the tournament offers a jackpot in mind-boggling money: 15,25 million dollars, up $250 from last year. Here's how the prize pool is divided for singles players:
- Undefeated Champion: $ 4.881.500
- Vinci Tore: $ 2.237.200
- Finalist: $ 1.123.400
- Round-robin (for victory): dollars 396.500
- Participation in 1 meeting: $ 165.500
- Participation in 2 meetings: $ 248.250
- Participation at 3 meetings: $ 331.000
- Reserve: 155 thousand dollars
How much will Sinner earn if he wins the ATP Finals 2024?
If Sinner were to win the tournament without losing a match, he would take home 4,88 million dollars (about 4,63 million euros), a figure that would be added to the mega prize of over 5,5 million dollars obtained at the Six Kings Slam in Riyadh last October. In a month, the South Tyrolean would accumulate earnings over 10 million euros.
In 2024, Sinner has already won prestigious trophies such as the Australian Open, the Roland Garros and three Masters 1000, accumulating 16 million euros in prizes (excluding Riyadh). With a victory in Turin, it would surpass the 32 million euros of earnings in career, entering the top ten of the most successful tennis players of all time.
Not counting the sponsorshipsThe tennis player's total net worth exceeds 60 million euros, thanks to ten-year contracts such as the one with Nike as well as partnerships with luxury brands such as Gucci, Rolex, Parmigiano Reggiano and many others.
After Turin, Jannik will return to the field for the Davis Cup, with the opportunity to add another trophy to his extraordinary 2024 and contribute to the success of the Italian team, which could collect a prize of 2,4 million euros.
