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Carlos Alkaraj of Spain won his fourth Grand Slam title by defeating Italian’s Zanic Cinner in the final of the US Open 2025. This was the third time this year, when both were face to face in the final of the Grand Slam title. After winning it, Carlos got about Rs 13 crore more than last year as a prize money. Know how much Karlos’s net worth is, how much did he get prize money.
Carlos Alkaraj won the first set 6-2 in the final of US Open 2025. The zonic synerg won the second set 6-3, then felt that the next set would be of a collision but in the third set, Carlos was completely dominated. He won it 6–1 and defeated Sinner 6-4 in the fourth set. This was Carlos’s second US Open title, before he became the champion in 2022.
US Open 2025 Prize Money
22 -year -old Carlos Alkaraj received 39 percent more prize money than last year after winning the US Open 2025 title. In the single 2025 single of the US Open 2025, the winner got 5 million dollars as a prize money, it is about 44 crores rupees if converting it into Indian currency. Let us know that the winner of the previous edition received Rs 31.74 crore.
The Runner-up of US Open 2025 received the prize money, it is more than the amount received by RCB in IPL 2025. Sinner received more than Rs 22 crore. Let us know that in the tournament, the winner of the woman single Aryana Sabalenka has also received a prize money of Rs 44 crore. He won his second US Open title by defeating Amanda Encymov on Saturday.
Carlos Alkaraj became number-1
With this victory, Alkaraj has become number-1 in ATP rankings, he has returned to this place after about 2 years. After losing the final of the US Open 2025, the zonic cinnar has already moved to second place.
Matona. Número uno. pic.twitter.com/sruuyl1ksg
– US Open Tennis (@USopen) September 8, 2025
Carlos alkaraja net worth
Spain’s tennis star Carlos Alkaraj has a net worth of more than Rs 350 crore. According to a report, his total net worth is Rs 356 crore. Their highest earnings are from the prize money of tennis Grand Slam and other tournaments.