ATP Prize Money Leaders Update after Miami Open: Jannik Sinner still leads, Carlos Alcaraz tumbles as Jakub Mensik into top five

The ATP Prize Money Leaders comprising those who players who have won the most money so far this year has been updated after the recent Miami Open and before the Monte-Carlo Masters which is the next big tournament.

Jannik Sinner still leads the way which looked unlikely when his ban took place but in reality so did keeping his World No.1 spot and he managed to do just that. He sits on $2.15m so far this season despite not playing now for over a month.

Jack Draper is second on $1.77m having won Indian Wells. He crashed out to eventual champion Jakub Mensik though so didn't add to his tally. But he stays narrowly ahead of Alexander Zverev who currently inhabits third spot. He is on $1.76m but is only just behind.

Taylor Fritz is on $1.54m further back just ahead of the champion in Miami in Jakub Mensik who is currently on $1.44m after adding a hefty amount to his total in Florida over the past week. Novak Djokovic too added and he is in sixth spot with $1.35m. Carlos Alcaraz though was the one to drop going down from fifth spot with Alex de Minaur, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Tomas Machac completing the top ten.

Only really Tommy Paul who is in the current top 20 can add to his total this week. He is already up one despite not playing after being involved in Houston. While others in the top 30 such as Sebastian Baez, Lorenzo Sonego, Tallon Griekspoor can also shift upwards.

This ranking is a good barometer for what a one year ranking system would look like if in play with these players being ones that have earned the most this year. But it also gives a good gauge as to who is not in form currently and has some work to do.