Alexander Zverev: Ranking, Sponsors, Prize Money & What’s Next in 2025
Alexander Zverev turned professional in 2013 at just 16 years old, having previously been the world No. 1 junior. Since then, he’s risen to World No. 2 and collected an impressive haul of titles—but a Grand Slam trophy still eludes him.
Despite reaching two of the last four major finals and coming close at others—including holding a two-set lead in the 2020 US Open final—Zverev has yet to cross the finish line at a Slam. With his recent form, many believe 2025 could finally be his year.
🏆 Career Highlights and Titles
Zverev has 23 ATP singles titles, including:
- 7 Masters 1000 titles, with victories in Madrid, Rome, Montreal, Cincinnati, and Paris-Bercy.
- 2 ATP Finals wins – in 2018 and 2021.
- Tokyo 2021 Olympic Gold, defeating Novak Djokovic and Karen Khachanov.
He also holds 10 career wins over the Big Three (3 vs. Djokovic, 3 vs. Nadal, 4 vs. Federer).
One of his most historic victories came at Roland Garros 2024, where he defeated 14-time champion Rafael Nadal in straight sets—an extremely rare feat at the French Open.
💰 Career Earnings & Net Worth
- Career Prize Money: $51,885,891
- 2024 Earnings: $8.83 million, including:
- $1.9 million from winning Rome and Paris Masters
- $1.25 million as runner-up at Roland Garros
- Estimated Net Worth: $35 million
Zverev is sponsored by major brands including:
- Adidas (apparel)
- Head (rackets)
- Richard Mille (watches)
📅 Next Tournaments in 2025
Currently ranked World No. 2, Zverev was expected to make a serious push for the top spot during Jannik Sinner’s three-month suspension. However, a disappointing run at the Sunshine Double—early exits in Indian Wells (2nd round) and Miami (4th round)—kept him from overtaking the Italian.
Looking ahead, Zverev is scheduled to compete in the European clay swing, including:
- Monte Carlo Masters
- BMW Open in Munich
- Madrid Open
- Italian Open (title defense)
- French Open (Roland Garros)
With Carlos Alcaraz lurking close behind at No. 3, Zverev will need to rediscover top form quickly if he hopes to stay in the No. 2 spot—or climb to No. 1.
🔥 Zverev’s Best Career Wins
- Rome 2017: Beat Djokovic in straight sets for his first Masters 1000 title
- ATP Finals 2018: Beat Djokovic in the final after losing to him earlier in round-robin play
- Roland Garros 2024: Defeated Nadal in what could be the Spaniard’s final match at his favorite event
These moments have solidified Zverev’s place among the sport’s elite, despite the absence of a Grand Slam title on his résumé.
👀 Can Zverev Finally Break Through?
With Grand Slam final experience, Olympic gold, and multiple Masters titles under his belt, Zverev’s resume is one of the strongest without a major. As the clay season kicks off, all eyes are on him to see whether 2025 will finally be the year he conquers that last remaining milestone.
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