Djokovic is the player with the biggest prize money, taking inflation into account
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Novak Djokovic is the player with the biggest prize money in tennis. The winner of 24 Grand Slams has taken home $185 million, and according to Forbes, taking inflation into account, that figure would rise to $211 million.
The second player in this ranking is Roger Federer, with an actual win of 130 million and 171 million according to Forbes.
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Rounding off the podium is Rafael Nadal, who earned $134 million over the course of his career, which with inflation equates to $162 million.
Taking inflation into account, this ranking greatly enhances the earnings of former tennis glories such as Pete Sampras, who won $43 million and, with conversion, earned $77 million, or Andre Agassi with $57 million versus the official $31 million.
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