The Greek champion added another $605,530 to his earnings, breaking past the $34 million mark in total prize money from tennis tournaments.

Right now, Tsitsipas holds the 11th spot on the all-time list of highest-earning tennis players. At the top sits the unstoppable Novak Djokovic with $186,249,969, followed by Rafael Nadal ($134,946,100) and Roger Federer ($130,594,339).

The “Golden” List of Top Earners

With 354 wins and 12 titles, Tsitsipas may not have a Grand Slam to his name yet, but he’s already surpassed many legendary players. Here’s how the rankings look:

5th – Alexander Zverev ($51,838,716) – also without a Grand Slam
6th – Daniil Medvedev ($45,490,410)
7th – The legendary Pete Sampras ($43,280,489)
8th – Rising star Jannik Sinner ($39,389,088)
9th – Carlos Alcaraz ($38,804,003)
10th – Stan Wawrinka ($37,415,891)

These figures reflect only prize money from tournaments, excluding sponsorships and endorsements, which add millions more to each player’s fortune.

Tsitsipas is now competing at Indian Wells, aiming to climb even higher and—who knows?—perhaps secure his first Grand Slam title soon! The Greek “golden” champion is on the rise!