ATP Finals 2019: How much do Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal stand to earn?

The ATP Finals is on with the world’s top eight singles players and doubles teams battling for the title. The tournament began on November 10, with the final on Sunday, November 17. The eight men's singles players competing against each other in the tournament are Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Danil Medvedev, Stefanos Tsitiipas, Dominick Thiem, Alexander Zverev and Matteo Berrettini. While the winner of the tournament is much awaited, much has also been speculated about the prize money that the players will earn from it.

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ATP Finals 2019: It's significance

The ATP Finals 2019 is happening in a round-robin format, which enables each player to play three matches as they head towards the semi-finals and finals. The tournament also holds significance to decide the World's No.1 men's tennis player at the end of the season. Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic are merely 600 points apart in the ATP rankings to compete for the top spot.

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ATP 2019: Prize Money

The ATP Finals 2019 is going to have one of the biggest paydays in the history of tennis. According to reports, the total prize fund for 2019 is going to be $9 million along with a huge prize for winning the event. It is also reported that the champions of the ATP Finals 2019 can double their earnings if they remain undefeated throughout the event.

ATP 2019: Finals singles prize money breakdown

• Alternate- $116,000
• Participation fee- $215,000
• Round-Robin Match Winner- $215,000
• Semi-Final Winner-  $657,000
• Final Winner- $1,354,000
• Undefeated Champion- $2,871,000

ATP 2019: Finals doubles prize money breakdown

• Alternate- $40,000
• Participation fee- $103,000
• Round-Robin Match Winner- $40,000
• Semi-Final Winner- $106,000
• Final Winner- $204,000
• Undefeated Champion- $533,000

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