Season 2025 Top Earners: Top 100 WTA Prize Money Leaders

Here it is: the latest Season 2025 Top Earners list (updated October 20, 2025), built from the WTA’s own numbers and delivered by Tennis-WTA.com — the fan-led corner of the internet that actually cares. It’s the definitive snapshot of who made what this year. Wander through it at will: search your favourites, your flag, or a forgotten great, and see who truly cashed in during the 2025 season.

Sabalenka Still in a League of Her Own as Rybakina Rockets to No.3

World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka remains untouchable atop the 2025 WTA earnings list, her total standing so far above the field it feels almost unfair. Even without the fairytale ending in Riyadh, she finished the season comfortably ahead of Iga Swiatek and the newly resurgent Elena Rybakina.

And Rybakina’s surge was spectacular: seven days, one record paycheque, and a six-place climb into the No.3 spot after pocketing the biggest prize money haul in tennis history. It was the kind of leap that rewrites a season — and reminds the rest of the tour that when the Kazakh catches fire, the entire rankings feel the heat.

Behind the Numbers: The Two WTA Earners No One Saw Coming

Underneath the eye-catching No.3, the leaderboard quickly returns to familiar territory — Coco Gauff, Amanda Anisimova, Jessica Pegula, all the way down to Mirra Andreeva at No.9. But it’s the names at 10 and 11 that make you blink twice: Elise Mertens and Veronika Kudermetova.

A decorated doubles pair turning profit on two fronts, they’ve carved out a living as efficiently as anyone on tour. For Kudermetova, in particular, it’s a reassuring sight. Rumours of retirement have been swirling, but slipping just outside the top ten hardly screams “time to pack it in.” You can’t quit while you’re still lifting trophies — surely not.

Mboko, Jovic and Last But Not Least Siegemund

If two million dollars, entourages and all, was the unofficial benchmark for a blockbuster season, then 23 players cleared the bar. Emma Navarro finished agonisingly short at $1,968,865 — close enough to count, not quite enough to boast.

Parked almost exactly between the one- and two-million lines, separated by a mere $5,586, are sponsor magnet Emma Raducanu and rising force Victoria Mboko. Meanwhile American teen Iva Jovic sits half a million lower at $924,448 — pocket-change only in tennis terms, but a princely return for a debut campaign.

At the opposite end of the age spectrum, Germany’s Laura Siegemund continues to make time work for her rather than against her. She banked $1,725,387 this season — an extraordinary haul for someone who will blow out 38 candles in March next year. Ageing gracefully? She’s monetising it.

How to Use the Searchable Season 2025 Top Earners List

Our all-time WTA prize money list is fully interactive and searchable. Type any country code (like USA for Americans or CAN for Canadians) to see the top earners from that nation. Looking for Linda Noskova? Just enter Noskova in the search box, and she’ll appear instantly. Curious where Pavlyuchenko lands but not sure about the spelling? Just type Anastasia to jump straight to her.

Have fun — and surprise yourself!

WTA Career Prize Money Leaders

Rank	Player	Country	2025 Earnings (USD)
1	Aryna Sabalenka	—	15,008,519
2	Iga Swiatek	POL	10,112,532
3	Elena Rybakina	KAZ	8,456,632
4	Coco Gauff	USA	7,969,845
5	Amanda Anisimova	USA	7,260,577
6	Jessica Pegula	USA	5,262,311
7	Jasmine Paolini	ITA	5,253,997
8	Mirra Andreeva	—	4,726,226
9	Madison Keys	USA	4,357,787
10	Elise Mertens	BEL	2,895,029
11	Veronika Kudermetova	—	2,809,563
12	Ekaterina Alexandrova	—	2,689,766
13	Belinda Bencic	—	2,609,769
14	Naomi Osaka	JPN	2,515,892
15	Jelena Ostapenko	LAT	2,328,202
16	Linda Noskova	CZE	2,223,383
17	Elina Svitolina	UKR	2,213,165
18	Diana Shnaider	—	2,148,649
19	Katerina Siniakova	CZE	2,146,427
20	Karolina Muchova	CZE	2,119,265
21	Taylor Townsend	USA	2,108,587
22	Clara Tauson	DEN	2,078,483
23	Liudmila Samsonova	—	2,040,166
24	Emma Navarro	USA	1,968,865
25	Sara Errani	ITA	1,887,136
26	Marta Kostyuk	UKR	1,794,913
27	Laura Siegemund	GER	1,725,387
28	Beatriz Haddad Maia	BRA	1,659,269
29	Leylah Fernandez	CAN	1,645,046
30	Qinwen Zheng	CHN	1,574,548
31	Anna Kalinskaya	—	1,495,159
32	Sofia Kenin	USA	1,491,733
33	Daria Kasatkina	AUS	1,483,162
34	Emma Raducanu	GBR	1,450,476
35	Cristina Bucsa	ESP	1,445,869
36	Marketa Vondrousova	CZE	1,445,073
37	Victoria Mboko	CAN	1,444,890
38	Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova	—	1,406,165
39	Paula Badosa	ESP	1,335,714
40	Jessica Bouzas Maneiro	ESP	1,300,423
41	Barbora Krejcikova	CZE	1,293,383
42	McCartney Kessler	USA	1,272,330
43	Donna Vekic	CRO	1,252,158
44	Dayana Yastremska	UKR	1,245,385
45	Peyton Stearns	USA	1,226,637
46	Ashlyn Krueger	USA	1,210,427
47	Eva Lys	GER	1,170,588
48	Maria Sakkari	GRE	1,166,732
49	Magdalena Frech	POL	1,154,606
50	Yulia Putintseva	KAZ	1,153,738
51	Ann Li	USA	1,139,987
52	Danielle Collins	USA	1,139,764
53	Jaqueline Cristian	ROU	1,135,782
54	Sonay Kartal	GBR	1,133,753
55	Hailey Baptiste	USA	1,128,190
56	Magda Linette	POL	1,127,912
57	Erin Routliffe	NZL	1,113,751
58	Sorana Cirstea	ROU	1,076,818
59	Shuai Zhang	CHN	1,072,060
60	Maya Joint	AUS	1,046,881
61	Marie Bouzkova	CZE	1,044,843
62	Lois Boisson	FRA	1,043,519
63	Olga Danilovic	SRB	1,037,662
64	Gabriela Dabrowski	CAN	1,016,568
65	Xinyu Wang	CHN	1,005,441
66	Caroline Dolehide	USA	993,424
67	Kamilla Rakhimova	—	974,218
68	Anastasia Potapova	—	970,083
69	Moyuka Uchijima	JPN	969,679
70	Rebecca Sramkova	SVK	953,251
71	Katie Boulter	GBR	950,039
72	Su-Wei Hsieh	TPE	929,744
73	Iva Jovic	USA	924,448
74	Alexandra Eala	PHI	907,777
75	Anna Blinkova	—	896,495
76	Renata Zarazua	MEX	883,025
77	Lucia Bronzetti	ITA	882,414
78	Tatjana Maria	GER	879,095
79	Suzan Lamens	NED	854,295
80	Polina Kudermetova	—	848,641
81	Yuliia Starodubtseva	UKR	847,896
82	Elisabetta Cocciaretto	ITA	834,312
83	Caty McNally	USA	833,916
84	Olivia Gadecki	AUS	816,024
85	Camila Osorio	COL	810,878
86	Victoria Azarenka	—	810,708
87	Zeynep Sonmez	TUR	810,197
88	Kimberly Birrell	AUS	796,317
89	Lulu Sun	NZL	793,989
90	Elena-Gabriela Ruse	ROU	779,169
91	Ons Jabeur	TUN	776,007
92	Diane Parry	FRA	772,560
93	Timea Babos	HUN	763,002
94	Alycia Parks	USA	761,140
95	Emiliana Arango	COL	745,510
96	Luisa Stefani	BRA	741,267
97	Yue Yuan	CHN	733,613
98	Ajla Tomljanovic	AUS	723,722
99	Varvara Gracheva	FRA	720,083
100	Anna Bondar	HUN	715,098
101	Katie Volynets	USA	709,133
102	Elsa Jacquemot	FRA	691,201
103	Solana Sierra	ARG	665,194
104	Viktoriya Tomova	BUL	658,301
105	Viktorija Golubic	SUI	652,632
106	Mayar Sherif	EGY	648,700
107	Priscilla Hon	AUS	635,920
108	Elina Avanesyan	ARM	635,603
109	Asia Muhammad	USA	617,763
110	Bernarda Pera	USA	612,763
111	Demi Schuurs	NED	596,288
112	Irina-Camelia Begu	ROU	533,392
113	Anastasia Zakharova	—	524,549
114	Leolia Jeanjean	FRA	515,973
115	Arantxa Rus	NED	511,941
116	Aliaksandra Sasnovich	—	506,163
117	Anna Danilina	KAZ	505,542
118	Dalma Galfi	HUN	503,747
119	Olivia Nicholls	GBR	503,048
120	Jil Teichmann	SUI	484,340
121	Rebeka Masarova	SUI	477,015
122	Talia Gibson	AUS	475,973
123	Jodie Burrage	GBR	473,312
124	Greet Minnen	BEL	457,740
125	Xiyu Wang	CHN	451,286
126	Caroline Garcia	FRA	449,526
127	Anhelina Kalinina	UKR	439,651
128	Tereza Valentova	CZE	439,017
129	Harriet Dart	GBR	436,376
130	Anastasija Sevastova	LAT	434,616
131	Francesca Jones	GBR	424,804
132	Antonia Ruzic	CRO	424,017
133	Lin Zhu	CHN	419,134
134	Destanee Aiava	AUS	419,047
135	Veronika Erjavec	SLO	413,315
136	Miyu Kato	JPN	406,466
137	Ellen Perez	AUS	402,727
138	Petra Kvitova	CZE	399,803
139	Ena Shibahara	JPN	399,340
140	Nicole Melichar-Martinez	USA	397,701
141	Aleksandra Krunic	SRB	391,658
142	Aoi Ito	JPN	388,211
143	Hanyu Guo	CHN	386,709
144	Anca Todoni	ROU	384,092
145	Tereza Mihalikova	SVK	377,501
146	Maria Lourdes Carle	ARG	371,458
147	Oksana Selekhmeteva	—	370,018
148	Alexandra Panova	—	362,734
149	Robin Montgomery	USA	362,216
150	Fanny Stollar	HUN	358,362

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