Carlos Alcaraz surpasses 40 million dollars in career prize money after winning Monte Carlo

Carlos Alcaraz has already reached a lot of milestones in his career, and now he reaches another one after his run to the title in Monte Carlo, surpassing $40 million in career prize money.

He went into the Masters 1000 event with a career haul of $39,194,113, and with his €946,610 paycheque for winning the title—which converts to $1,037,674—he leaves with $40,231,787.

With that, Alcaraz becomes just the 11th player in either ATP or WTA history to surpass $40 million in career prize money.

PLAYERS TO HIT $40M IN PRIZE MONEY IN ATP OR WTA HISTORY:

• Novak Djokovic: $186,933,983
• Rafael Nadal: $134,946,100
• Roger Federer: $130,594,339
• Serena Williams: $94,816,730
• Andy Murray: $64,687,542
• Alexander Zverev: $52,045,455
• Daniil Medvedev: $45,970,918
• Pete Sampras: $43,280,489
• Venus Williams: $42,648,578
• Simona Halep: $40,236,618
• Carlos Alcaraz: $40,231,787

Additionally, Alcaraz is the first player born in the 2000s, male or female, to surpass $40 million in career prize money.

The 21-year-old just edges Jannik Sinner to the milestone, with Iga Swiatek not far behind—those two will likely join the club soon.

MOST CAREER PRIZE MONEY, PLAYERS BORN IN 2000s:

• $40,231,787: Carlos Alcaraz [born in 2003]
• $39,389,088: Jannik Sinner [born in 2001]
• $35,224,252: Iga Swiatek [born in 2001]
• $23,162,470: Coco Gauff [born in 2004]
• $15,141,403: Felix Auger-Aliassime [born in 2000]