Andy Murray - Prize Money Earnings 2012

Mar 2, 2012: By reaching the finals of the 2012 Dubai Open, Andy Murray has a chance to join the rare number of tennis athletes who have won $20 MILLION career prize money earnings. He will reach this milestone if he beats Roger Federer, the record holder with a total of $68 MILLION in prize money earnings. If Murray doesn't win the Dubai 2012, he will surely reach the milestone simply by winning a few rounds each in the rich American tournaments in Indian Wells and Miami this coming month.

Feb 1, 2012: Andy Murray, the top tennis player from the United Kingdom has so far earned $19,674,559 in career prize money as of February 2012. This is a combination of tennis earnings for the singles and doubles tournaments that Murray participated in. Currently, Murray is #12 in men’s tennis career prize money leaders. He is the highest earner amongst players who have not won a singles Grand Slam title Murray recently finished as a semifinalist at the Australian Open 2012 in Melbourne. He lost in the semifinals to eventual champion and world #1 Novak Djokovic. Below are more details on Andy Murray’s prize money earnings, and breakdown of these earnings per tournament since January 2011.

Murray Prize Money Earnings for 2012 (Singles):

Australian Open, Australia; Prize Money: A$437,000
Brisbane, Australia; Prize Money: $74,370

Murray Total Prize Money Earnings for 2011 (Singles): $5,088,235
2011 Singles Activity
Won/Lost: 56-13
# of Titles Won: 5


Barclay’s ATP World Tour Finals, Great Britain; Prize Money: $70,000
ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Paris, France; Prize Money: €55,500
ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Shanghai, Shanghai, China; Prize Money: $620,000
Tokyo, Japan; Prize Money: $295,000
Bangkok, Thailand; 26.09.2011; Prize Money: $107,000
GBR vs HUN EAG2 3rd RD, Great Britain; Prize Money: $
US Open, NY, U.S.A.; Prize Money: $450,000
ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Cincinnati, OH, U.S.A.; Prize Money: $496,000
ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Canada, Montreal, Canada; Prize Money: $16,375
GBR vs. LUX EAG II 2nd RD, Great Britain; Prize Money: $
Wimbledon, Great Britain; Prize Money: £275,000
London / Queen's Club, Great Britain; Prize Money: €77,500
Roland Garros, France; Prize Money: €300,000
ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Rome, Italy; Prize Money: €104,400
ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Madrid, Spain; Prize Money: €34,000
ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Monte Carlo, Monaco; Prize Money: €104,400
ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Miami, FL, U.S.A.; Prize Money: $11,605
ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Indian Wells, CA, U.S.A.; Prize Money: $11,605
Rotterdam, The Netherlands; Prize Money: €8,075
Australian Open, Australia; Prize Money: A$1,100,000

Details on Andy Murray’s Prize Money earnings are found at the ATP Tour website.