Sinner in the final in Madrid, how his ranking changes and how much he earns (with record)

How the ranking changes

Meanwhile, thanks to the prolonged stoppage of the injured Carlos Alcaraz, Sinner further secures first place in the standings. The blue is already projected at 14,000 points, with the prospect of closing the tournament at 14,250 in case of triumph. The advantage over Alcaraz, stopped in the pits due to problems with his right wrist, expands: the Iberian remains at 12,960 and in the next few weeks he will be forced to abandon the Italian Internationals and Roland Garros: in Rome and Paris, in 2025, the champion from Murcia scored a splendid double by beating Sinner in both finals. After Madrid, the South Tyrolean is expected at the Foro Italico and then on the French red clay: to improve last season’s score he should achieve 2 more successes.

How much does Jannik earn

Access to the final is worth a check for 535,585 euros. The triumph on Sunday would allow the prize to be doubled, which would rise to 1,007,615. In the current season, Sinner has already banked $4.33 million in prizes alone. In his career, between singles and doubles, the total amounts to 62.3 million.

I record

The victory against Fils allows Sinner to reach the final also in the ninth and last Masters 1000 on the calendar: no tennis player has achieved the en plein at the age of the blue. The world number 1 now boasts 27 victories in a row in the Masters 1000 and has a run of 54 sets won and 2 lost in this run.

The other news in the ranking

The Madrid tournament offers other smaller news. Zverev, regardless of the week’s epilogue, consolidates third place, light years from the top 2 in the class. A step back instead for Lorenzo Musetti, who slips to tenth place. Hello Flavio Cobolli: the Roman, after reaching the quarterfinals, is number 12 in the ranking.