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2019 Year-End Prize Money Leaders 2019 YEAR-END PRIZE MONEY LEADERS As of 25 November 2019 1 Rafael Nadal........................................$16,349,586 35 Nick Kyrgios ........................................$1,384,572 69 Marcel Granollers ...............................$870,663 2 Novak Djokovic....................................$13,372,355 36 Frances Tiafoe.....................................$1,375,737 70 Casper Ruud ........................................$848,872 3 Roger Federer ......................................$8,716,975 37 Marin Cilic ...........................................$1,359,590 71 Horacio Zeballos .................................$848,157 4 Dominic Thiem ....................................$8,000,223 38 Nicolas Mahut .....................................$1,355,053 72 Lorenzo Sonego ...................................$810,416 5 Daniil Medvedev ..................................$7,902,912 39 Fernando Verdasco .............................$1,293,590 73 Yoshihito Nishioka ..............................$810,305 6 Stefanos Tsitsipas ..............................$7,488,927 40 Milos Raonic........................................$1,291,082 74 Ugo Humbert .......................................$807,920 7 Alexander Zverev .................................$4,280,635 41 Feliciano Lopez ...................................$1,283,705 75 Andreas Seppi .....................................$807,276 8 Matteo Berrettini ................................$3,439,783 42 Taylor Fritz ..........................................$1,275,240 76 Nicolas Jarry .......................................$798,800 9 Gael Monfils ........................................$2,916,587 43 Hubert Hurkacz ...................................$1,228,731 77 Lukasz Kubot .......................................$795,869 10 Roberto Bautista Agut ........................$2,911,522 44 Joao Sousa ..........................................$1,223,400 11 Fabio Fognini .......................................$2,895,013 45 Laslo Djere ..........................................$1,221,097 78 Philipp Kohlschreiber .........................$782,918 12 David Goffin .........................................$2,764,933 46 Gilles Simon ........................................$1,195,470 79 Tennys Sandgren .................................$777,371 13 Diego Schwartzman ............................$2,468,031 47 Cristian Garin ......................................$1,170,459 80 Marcelo Melo ......................................$767,765 14 Karen Khachanov ................................$2,285,081 48 Radu Albot ...........................................$1,145,773 81 Aljaz Bedene ........................................$751,531 15 Denis Shapovalov ................................$2,207,015 49 Reilly Opelka .......................................$1,115,817 82 Ivan Dodig ............................................$739,202 16 Kei Nishikori ........................................$2,173,244 50 Adrian Mannarino ................................$1,113,516 83 Pablo Andujar ......................................$724,751 17 Stan Wawrinka ....................................$2,128,925 51 Miomir Kecmanovic ............................$1,102,285 84 Alexander Bublik .................................$708,983 18 Grigor Dimitrov ....................................$2,117,523 52 Sam Querrey ........................................$1,079,494 85 Kevin Krawietz ....................................$708,195 19 Alex de Minaur.....................................$1,979,782 53 Mikhail Kukushkin ..............................$1,076,395 86 Alexei Popyrin .....................................$699,963 20 John Isner ............................................$1,781,798 54 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga .............................$1,059,095 87 Damir Dzumhur ...................................$678,685 21 Guido Pella ..........................................$1,724,447 55 Kyle Edmund .......................................$995,608 88 Raven Klaasen ....................................$676,143 22 Pierre-Hugues Herbert .......................$1,684,171 56 John Millman ......................................$995,238 89 Steve Johnson .....................................$672,357 23 Nikoloz Basilashvili ............................$1,656,857 57 Pablo Cuevas .......................................$966,759 90 Jean-Julien Rojer ................................$666,670 24 Lucas Pouille.......................................$1,634,275 58 Marton Fucsovics ...............................$952,830 91 Andreas Mies.......................................$664,921 25 Jan-Lennard Struff .............................$1,633,401 59 Cameron Norrie ...................................$942,623 92 Roberto Carballes Baena ...................$664,817 26 Andrey Rublev .....................................$1,573,436 60 Albert Ramos-Vinolas ........................$940,266 27 Dusan Lajovic ......................................$1,573,032 61 Marco Cecchinato ...............................$930,645 93 Denis Kudla .........................................$660,316 28 Benoit Paire .........................................$1,539,066 62 Juan Ignacio Londero ..........................$928,189 94 Nikola Mektic ......................................$655,297 29 Borna Coric ..........................................$1,532,057 63 Filip Krajinovic ....................................$922,914 95 Horia Tecau ..........................................$652,306 30 Felix Auger-Aliassime ........................$1,507,622 64 Richard Gasquet..................................$903,012 96 Federico Delbonis ...............................$649,712 31 Pablo Carreno Busta ...........................$1,398,997 65 Jordan Thompson ...............................$900,726 97 Michael Venus .....................................$645,807 32 Jeremy Chardy ....................................$1,395,185 66 Leonardo Mayer ..................................$889,317 98 Jannik Sinner ......................................$643,358 33T Juan Sebastian Cabal .........................$1,390,028 67 Daniel Evans ........................................$887,543 99 Jaume Munar.......................................$632,075 33T Robert Farah .......................................$1,390,028 68 Robin Haase ........................................$887,237 100 Thomas Fabbiano ................................$627,839 CAREER PRIZE MONEY LEADERS As of 25 November 2019 1 Novak Djokovic..........................$139,144,944 35 Gilles Simon ..............................$14,830,821 69 Robin Soderling...............................$10,423,124 2 Roger Federer............................$129,231,891 36 Gustavo Kuerten .............................$14,807,000 70 Alex Corretja ...................................$10,411,354 3 Rafael Nadal .............................$119,601,561 37 Jonas Bjorkman ..............................$14,610,671 71 Jurgen Melzer ...........................$10,383,188 4 Andy Murray ..............................$61,544,007 38 Marat Safin ......................................$14,373,291 72 Ivan Ljubicic ....................................$10,181,121 5 Pete Sampras ..................................$43,280,489 39 Fabio Fognini .............................$14,320,288 73 Todd Woodbridge ............................$10,078,820 6 Stan Wawrinka .........................$33,790,279 40 Mikhail Youzhny ..............................$14,264,450 74 Richard Krajicek..............................$10,077,425 7 David Ferrer .....................................$31,483,910 41 Jim Courier ......................................$14,034,132 75 Fabrice Santoro ...............................$10,013,832 8 Andre Agassi ...................................$31,152,975 42 Juan Carlos Ferrero ........................$13,998,165 76 Wayne Ferreira ................................$9,969,617 9 Tomas Berdych ................................$29,491,328 43 Tommy Haas ....................................$13,609,987 77 Ivo Karlovic ...............................$9,845,365 10 Marin Cilic .................................$27,466,016 44 David Goffin...............................$13,578,010 78 Marcelo Rios ...................................$9,713,771 11 Juan Martin del Potro ................$25,889,586 45 Carlos Moya ....................................$13,443,970 79 Julien Benneteau ............................$9,556,742 12 Boris Becker ....................................$25,080,956 46 Tommy Robredo .........................$13,376,235 80 Jeremy Chardy ..........................$9,508,219 13 Yevgeny Kafelnikov .........................$23,883,797 47 Daniel Nestor ..................................$12,835,671 81 Pablo Carreno Busta .................$8,963,076 14 Kei Nishikori ..............................$23,846,631 48 Philipp Kohlschreiber................$12,807,597 82 Greg Rusedski .................................$8,944,841 15 Dominic Thiem...........................$22,132,368 49 Michael Stich ..................................$12,595,128 83 Marcos Baghdatis ...........................$8,918,917 16 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga ....................$22,072,615 50 John McEnroe ..................................$12,552,132 84 Fernando Gonzalez ..........................$8,862,276 17 Ivan Lendl ........................................$21,262,417 51 Thomas Muster ...............................$12,266,977 85 Jimmy Connors ...............................$8,641,040 18 Lleyton Hewitt ................................$20,879,934 52 Sam Querrey .............................$12,243,364
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