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PRIZE MONEY BY NATION · 62nd OF 168

Peru prize money

Peru's sportspeople have won £8,202,713 in prize money across 9 sports, which puts Peru 62nd of the 168 nations on our prize money by nation table. Luis Horna has won the most, £1,961,839 in tennis .

PRIZE MONEY WON £8.2m
NATION RANK62nd of 168
EARNERS65
SPORTS9
TOP SPORT · TENNIS £6.6m
SHARE OF WORLD0.1%

Peru's highest earners

The top 60 of 65 people, every sport together

Peru's sportspeople ranked by prize money won, with their sport.
# NAME SPORT PRIZE MONEY
1 Luis Horna Tennis £1,961,839£2.0m
2 Jaime Yzaga Tennis £1,654,926£1.7m
3 Juan Pablo Varillas Tennis £1,392,201£1.4m
4 Ignacio Buse Tennis £1,232,649£1.2m
5 Diego Elías Squash £957,255£957k
6 Pablo Arraya Tennis £341,641£342k
7 Sofía Mulánovich Surfing £181,111£181k
8 Manny Chau Pool £77,557£78k
9 Gerson Martinez Pool £72,095£72k
10 Christopher Tevez Pool £59,972£60k
11 Lucca Mesinas Surfing £48,148£48k
12 Julio Granda Chess £30,370£30k
13 Jorge Cori Chess £28,889£29k
14 Miguel Tudela Surfing £23,333£23k
15 Deysi Cori Chess £19,074£19k
16 Julia Christian-De La Rosa Toro Surfing £18,148£18k
17 Arena Rodriguez Surfing £14,815£15k
18 Emilio Córdova Chess £13,333£13k
19 Sol Aguirre Surfing £10,000£10k
20 Kimberly García Athletics £8,148£8k
21 Anali Gomez Surfing £6,296£6k
22 Martinez Gerson Pool £4,715£5k
23 Gianmarco Leiva Chess £4,444£4k
24 Gabriel Villaran Surfing £3,481£3k
25 David Torrence Athletics £3,333£3k
26 Mauricio Garcia Pool £3,067£3k
27 Fiorella Contreras Huaman Chess £2,778£3k
28 Ingrid Aliaga Fernández Chess £2,778£3k
29 Steven Rojas Chess £2,593£3k
30 Valeria Sole Surfing £2,593£3k
31 Nadja Col Surfing £2,593£3k
32 Inés Castillo Badminton £1,738£2k
33 Alonso Valdez Prado Show jumping £1,667£2k
34 Isabel Duffoo Table tennis £1,343£1k
35 Karla Joana Mendoza Salazar Table tennis £815£815
36 Felipe Duffoo Table tennis £776£776
37 Rodrigo Hidalgo Table tennis £769£769
38 Natzumi Aquije Table tennis £694£694
39 Adrian Rubinos Table tennis £630£630
40 Jesus Crovetto Pool £593£593
41 Alejandra Prieto Table tennis £574£574
42 Alessia Colfer Table tennis £574£574
43 Jose Perales Table tennis £574£574
44 Eliana Gonzalez Table tennis £556£556
45 Ana Sanllehi Table tennis £509£509
46 Gonzalo Vera Table tennis £509£509
47 Isabella Leon Table tennis £509£509
48 Luciana Granados Table tennis £509£509
49 Mariagrazia La Torre Table tennis £509£509
50 Alejandra Chavez Table tennis £389£389
51 Andrea Retamozo Table tennis £389£389
52 Camila Huaman Table tennis £389£389
53 Camila Paredes Table tennis £389£389
54 Carlos Blanco Table tennis £389£389
55 Erika Yamanaka Table tennis £389£389
56 Kiara Tafur Table tennis £389£389
57 Noelia Carreon Table tennis £389£389
58 Santiago Uribe Table tennis £389£389
59 Jackeline Perez Pool £370£370
60 Daniela Macías Badminton £299£299

The top 12, side by side

Luis Horna £2.0m Jaime Yzaga £1.7m Juan Pablo Varillas £1.4m Ignacio Buse £1.2m Diego Elías £957k Pablo Arraya £342k Sofía Mulánovich £181k Manny Chau £78k Gerson Martinez £72k Christopher Tevez £60k Lucca Mesinas £48k Julio Granda £30k

Luis Horna alone accounts for 23.9% of Peru's total. The top ten between them hold 96.7%, and the other 55 share the rest.

Prize money by sport

Where Peru's £8,202,713 came from

Peru's prize money split by sport, with the number of earners and the top earner in each.
SPORT PRIZE MONEY SHARE EARNERS TOP EARNER
Tennis £6,583,257£6.6m 80.3% 5 Luis Horna
Squash £957,255£957k 11.7% 1 Diego Elías
Surfing £310,518£311k 3.8% 10 Sofía Mulánovich
Pool £218,368£218k 2.7% 7 Manny Chau
Chess £104,259£104k 1.3% 8 Julio Granda
Table tennis £13,663£14k 0.2% 27 Isabel Duffoo
Athletics £11,481£11k 0.1% 2 Kimberly García
Badminton £2,244£2k 0.0% 4 Inés Castillo
Show jumping £1,667£2k 0.0% 1 Alonso Valdez Prado

The split between sports

Tennis £6.6m
Squash £957k
Surfing £311k Pool £218k Chess £104k Table tennis £14k Athletics £11k
Badminton £2,244
Show jumping £1,667

Tennis is Peru's biggest earner at 80.3% of the total. We hold nobody from Peru in golf, biathlon, snooker, bowling, alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, ski jumping, Nordic combined, freestyle skiing, snowboarding, speed skating, figure skating, triathlon, CrossFit, swimming, trail running, motorsport, handball, gymnastics, rodeo, sled dog racing, Enhanced Games, Go, curling, shogi, keirin, 3x3 basketball, fencing, gravel racing, speedway.

The nations either side of Peru

Peru is 62nd of 168 on total prize money

The nations ranked around Peru by total prize money won.
# NATION PRIZE MONEY EARNERS
50 Hungary £14,768,947£14.8m 130
51 Hawaii £13,746,186£13.7m 71
52 Belarus £13,352,713£13.4m 38
53 Slovenia £13,276,933£13.3m 153
54 Philippines £12,129,981£12.1m 159
55 Indonesia £10,804,688£10.8m 317
56 Uruguay £10,576,693£10.6m 12
57 Romania £9,868,235£9.9m 105
58 Paraguay £9,289,195£9.3m 16
59 Malaysia £8,885,881£8.9m 255
60 Ecuador £8,365,544£8.4m 17
61 Morocco £8,236,068£8.2m 67
62 Peru £8,202,713£8.2m 65
63 Kenya £8,026,725£8.0m 236
64 Hong Kong £7,953,582£8.0m 139
65 Georgia £7,762,727£7.8m 25
66 Jamaica £7,094,013£7.1m 164
67 Cyprus £6,994,586£7.0m 20
68 Latvia £6,979,422£7.0m 56
69 Israel £6,148,952£6.1m 59
70 Bosnia and Herzegovina £6,028,456£6.0m 12
71 Lithuania £5,092,427£5.1m 46
72 Uzbekistan £5,042,330£5.0m 46
73 Monaco £4,877,698£4.9m 17
74 Luxembourg £4,681,250£4.7m 24

Peru against its neighbours

Hungary £15m Hawaii £14m Belarus £13m Slovenia £13m Philippines £12m Indonesia £11m Uruguay £11m Romania £9.9m Paraguay £9.3m Malaysia £8.9m Ecuador £8.4m Morocco £8.2m Peru £8.2m Kenya £8.0m Hong Kong £8.0m Georgia £7.8m Jamaica £7.1m Cyprus £7.0m Latvia £7.0m Israel £6.1m Bosnia and Herzegovina £6.0m Lithuania £5.1m Uzbekistan £5.0m Monaco £4.9m Luxembourg £4.7m

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money has Peru won?

£8,202,713 across 65 people in 9 sports. That ranks Peru 62nd of the 168 nations we hold prize money for.

Who is Peru's highest earning sportsperson?

Luis Horna, with £1,961,839 in tennis prize money: 23.9% of everything Peru has won. Next is Jaime Yzaga on £1,654,926.

Which sport has earned Peru the most prize money?

Tennis, at £6,583,257 across 5 players, ahead of squash on £957,255.

Which nation is just above Peru?

Morocco, 61st on £8,236,068. Kenya is 63rd, just below, on £8,026,725.

Where to next

Every nation is ranked on prize money by nation. Peru's tennis money has its own page: Peru in tennis.Peru's surfing money has its own page: Peru in surfing.Peru's pool money has its own page: Peru in pool.Peru's chess money has its own page: Peru in chess.Peru's table tennis money has its own page: Peru in table tennis.Peru's athletics money has its own page: Peru in athletics. One place up is Morocco. One place down is Kenya.