With the $5 million check from the 2025 US Open championship, Carlos Alcaraz now has a total of $10,631,652 in prize money earnings for 2025 and reached the No. 1 again
In the highly anticipated Men’s Final US Open 2025, Carlos Alcaraz delivered a masterclass performance to defeat Jannik Sinner in four sets—6–2, 3–6, 6–1, 6–4—and reclaim his throne atop men’s tennis.
This victory earns him a second US Open title and his sixth Grand Slam overall, a major milestone that also sees him regain the world No. 1 ranking.
Alcaraz’s serve and aggressive baseline game were on full display. He struck 10 aces, maintained flawless first serves, and dominated key rallies throughout.
Sinner responded well in the second set, but Alcaraz turned the tide decisively thereafter. His aggressive shot-making, physical conditioning, and mental edge allowed him to seize the match in front of a raucous crowd at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
This final marked the third Grand Slam final between Alcaraz and Sinner this year, a first in men’s tennis history. Alcaraz now leads their head-to-head in finals 2–1. Additionally, this victory propelled Alcaraz into an elite group: one of the youngest men in the Open Era to claim six major titles before turning 23, alongside Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, and Mats Wilander.
The match took place amid heightened security and social drama, with U.S. President Donald Trump attending the final—prompting delays and a charged atmosphere that only amplified the electric tension at Arthur Ashe Stadium. Despite the distractions, Alcaraz maintained composure and focus, rising to the occasion on the biggest stage of his career.
Carlos Alcaraz’s recent Grand Slam victories showcase his dominance across multiple surfaces:
In total, Alcaraz has earned $48,486,628 in prize money since turning professional in 2018, with $10,631,652 won in 2025 alone.
According to Forbes, he was the top-earning tennis player in 2024 with $42.3 million (including endorsements from Louis Vuitton, Nike, Rolex, Evian, BMW, ISDIN, Babolat, Calvin Klein, among others). In comparison, Sinner earned $9,035,053 in 2025.
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