As a highly professional sport, tennis is almost second only to football in the world, and the high attention and exposure certainly promote the development of the sport.
Taking the four Grand Slams as an example, the total prize money of the annual tournament is almost always gradually increasing, of which the total prize money of the Australian Open that starts first every year is about 4.5%, which means that the total prize money is expected to reach 75 million Australian Open, of which the prize money for the men's and women's singles champions is about 4.4 million Australian dollars.
The Fernard Big Three, known as the monopoly of the men's tennis, naturally also "divided" most of the prize money of the past decade or so, so how does the top of the ATP historical prize list compare with the "Via 1.341 billion incident" that has recently occupied the hot search?
(Bonus number credited as of December 20, 2021)
No.1 Djokovic 154756726
About 970 million yuan≈ 0.73 via
Born in 1987, Djokovic officially moved into professional tennis in 2003, and within four years he quickly improved his world rankings to third place, winning his first Grand Slam title at Melbourne Park in 2008.
From his entry into the professional race in early 2003 to his current absolute king, Djokovic's career in the past two decades has hardly been significantly underestimated, with only one brief decline in the world rankings in 2018, when he fell to the lowest level since he reached the top 5 (No.21).
Djokovic, who holds 82 titles, has a total career prize of about 970 million yuan, but this is a difference of nearly 400 million yuan from Via's 1.341 billion yuan.
No.2 Federer 130594339 dollars
About 830 million yuan≈ 0.61 via
Although he played professionally earlier than Djokovic, Federer, who was born in 1980, was more concentrated in his personal Grand Slam titles before 2009, and the prize money at that time was obviously incomparable with in recent years.
But even so, Federer's total career bonus is still ranked second on the list, of course, the prize money of about 830 million yuan is as high as 510 million yuan from Via's 1.341 billion yuan...
NO.3 Nadal 124961595 DOLLARS
About 790 million yuan≈ 0.59 via
Nadal, who has just been diagnosed with COVID-19, is currently ranked third in the ATP's all-time prize list, losing two consecutive games at last week's Abu Dhabi exhibition match and returning home to test positive for COVID-19.
As the absolute king of clay, Nadal naturally earns more from clay events in the total prize money of his career, but the French Open is almost at the bottom of the total prize money of the four Grand Slams.
Of course, this is only the income of the big three in terms of event bonuses, as a world-famous star, the advertising endorsement behind it is naturally innumerable, and Fernard's comprehensive income is still far more than 1.341 billion yuan. (Source: House of Tennis Author: Barbie)