Jannik Sinner überholt Carlos Alcaraz im Preisgeld-Ranking 2026

6. Mai 2026

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Jannik Sinner hat Carlos Alcaraz in der Preisgeldrangliste der Saison 2026 nach einer dominanten Serie auf der ATP Tour überholt. Die Nummer 1 der Welt führt nun mit mehr als 5,5 Millionen US-Dollar an Preisgeldern, während Alcaraz mit rund 4,4 Millionen US-Dollar dahinter liegt.

Sinner sicherte sich die ersten vier ATP-Masters-1000-Titel des Jahres in Indian Wells, Miami, Monte-Carlo und Madrid. Sein Sieg in zwei Sätzen über Alexander Zverev im Finale von Madrid verlängerte seine Siegesserie auf 23 Spiele und brachte ihm weitere 1.007.165 Euro ein, wodurch er in diesem Jahr erstmals mehr als Alcaraz verdient hat. Der Italiener wird als Nächstes bei den Italian Open in Rom antreten, bevor er seine Chancen bei Roland Garros verteidigt.

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Jannik Sinner überholt Carlos Alcaraz im Preisgeld-Ranking 2026

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