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PRIZE MONEY BY NATION · 53rd OF 168

Slovenia prize money

Slovenia's sportspeople have won £13,390,512 in prize money across 18 sports, which puts Slovenia 53rd of the 168 nations on our prize money by nation table. Aljaz Bedene has won the most, £3,879,555 in tennis .

PRIZE MONEY WON £13m
NATION RANK53rd of 168
EARNERS153
SPORTS18
TOP SPORT · TENNIS £4.7m
SHARE OF WORLD0.1%

Slovenia's highest earners

The top 60 of 153 people, every sport together

Slovenia's sportspeople ranked by prize money won, with their sport.
# NAME SPORT PRIZE MONEY
1 Aljaz Bedene Tennis £3,879,555£3.9m
2 Tina Maze Alpine skiing £1,381,612£1.4m
3 Blaz Rola Tennis £863,845£864k
4 Ilka Stuhec Alpine skiing £859,903£860k
5 Anze Lanisek Ski jumping £663,013£663k
6 Domen Prevc Ski jumping £538,237£538k
7 Zan Kranjec Alpine skiing £459,110£459k
8 Nika Prevc Ski jumping £351,365£351k
9 Timi Zajc Ski jumping £339,541£340k
10 Darko Jorgic Table tennis £304,915£305k
11 Kristjan Čeh Athletics £200,376£200k
12 Peter Prevc Ski jumping £199,226£199k
13 Nika Kriznar Ski jumping £187,433£187k
14 Ana Bucik Alpine skiing £174,578£175k
15 Lovro Kos Ski jumping £173,098£173k
16 Andreja Slokar Alpine skiing £166,889£167k
17 Ema Klinec Ski jumping £156,670£157k
18 Miha Hrobat Alpine skiing £148,141£148k
19 Bostjan Kline Alpine skiing £143,277£143k
20 Tina Šutej Athletics £139,286£139k
21 Martin Cater Alpine skiing £124,847£125k
22 Meta Hrovat Alpine skiing £104,817£105k
23 Ziga Jelar Ski jumping £100,004£100k
24 Vladimir Fedoseev Chess £94,737£95k
25 Jakov Fak Biathlon £88,718£89k
26 Ana Drev Alpine skiing £80,980£81k
27 Neja Dvornik Alpine skiing £73,863£74k
28 Stefan Hadalin Alpine skiing £69,539£70k
29 Cene Prevc Ski jumping £67,942£68k
30 RK Krim Mercator Handball £66,239£66k
31 Tim Mastnak Snowboarding £63,717£64k
32 Anamarija Lampic Cross-country skiing £60,674£61k
33 Piran 3x3 basketball £59,399£59k
34 Ursa Bogataj Ski jumping £56,917£57k
35 Marusa Ferk Alpine skiing £55,600£56k
36 Martina Ratej Athletics £48,120£48k
37 Tina Robnik Alpine skiing £45,219£45k
38 Anamarija Lampic Biathlon £43,162£43k
39 Bor Pavlovcic Ski jumping £42,596£43k
40 Zan Kosir Snowboarding £41,425£41k
41 Klemen Kosi Alpine skiing £31,373£31k
42 Polona Klemencic Biathlon £29,701£30k
43 Ema Volavsek Nordic combined £27,511£28k
44 Andrej Sporn Alpine skiing £24,332£24k
45 Lena Repinc Biathlon £23,718£24k
46 Ana Gradisnik Pool £22,704£23k
47 Gloria Kotnik Snowboarding £20,785£21k
48 Katja Fain Swimming £20,677£21k
49 Rok Perko Alpine skiing £20,273£20k
50 Spela Rogelj Ski jumping £18,022£18k
51 Anton Demchenko Chess £17,293£17k
52 Eva Urevc Cross-country skiing £16,928£17k
53 Katra Komar Ski jumping £16,863£17k
54 Snežana Vukmirovič Athletics £16,165£16k
55 Neja Filipič Athletics £15,789£16k
56 Deni Kozul Table tennis £15,194£15k
57 Matej Žagar Speedway £14,957£15k
58 Mitja Valencic Alpine skiing £14,766£15k
59 Zak Mogel Ski jumping £14,609£15k
60 Lia Apostolovski Athletics £12,876£13k

The top 12, side by side

Aljaz Bedene £3.9m Tina Maze £1.4m Blaz Rola £864k Ilka Stuhec £860k Anze Lanisek £663k Domen Prevc £538k Zan Kranjec £459k Nika Prevc £351k Timi Zajc £340k Darko Jorgic £305k Kristjan Čeh £200k Peter Prevc £199k

Aljaz Bedene alone accounts for 29.0% of Slovenia's total. The top ten between them hold 72.0%, and the other 143 share the rest.

Prize money by sport

Where Slovenia's £13,390,512 came from

Slovenia'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 £4,743,400£4.7m 35.4% 2 Aljaz Bedene
Alpine skiing £4,000,660£4.0m 29.9% 27 Tina Maze
Ski jumping £2,988,386£3.0m 22.3% 32 Anze Lanisek
Athletics £479,041£479k 3.6% 14 Kristjan Čeh
Table tennis £347,906£348k 2.6% 15 Darko Jorgic
Biathlon £215,214£215k 1.6% 10 Jakov Fak
Chess £136,090£136k 1.0% 8 Vladimir Fedoseev
Snowboarding £132,425£132k 1.0% 6 Tim Mastnak
Cross-country skiing £83,970£84k 0.6% 7 Anamarija Lampic
Handball £66,239£66k 0.5% 1 RK Krim Mercator
3x3 basketball £59,399£59k 0.4% 1 Piran
Nordic combined £36,044£36k 0.3% 7 Ema Volavsek
Swimming £30,526£31k 0.2% 2 Katja Fain
Pool £28,923£29k 0.2% 4 Ana Gradisnik
Speedway £17,521£18k 0.1% 3 Matej Žagar
Gymnastics £16,790£17k 0.1% 10 Teja Belak
Show jumping £7,440£7k 0.1% 2 Gaj Riossa
Badminton £536£536 0.0% 2 Lia Salehar

The split between sports

Tennis £4.7m Alpine skiing £4.0m Ski jumping £3.0m Athletics £479k Table tennis £348k Biathlon £215k Chess £136k Snowboarding £132k Cross-country skiing £84k
Handball £66k
3x3 basketball £59k
Nordic combined £36k Swimming £31k Pool £29k Speedway £18k Gymnastics £17k Show jumping £7,440
Badminton £536

Tennis is Slovenia's biggest earner at 35.4% of the total. We hold nobody from Slovenia in golf, snooker, surfing, squash, bowling, freestyle skiing, speed skating, figure skating, triathlon, CrossFit, trail running, motorsport, rodeo, sled dog racing, Enhanced Games, Go, curling, shogi, keirin, fencing, gravel racing.

The nations either side of Slovenia

Slovenia is 53rd of 168 on total prize money

The nations ranked around Slovenia by total prize money won.
# NATION PRIZE MONEY EARNERS
41 Zimbabwe £24,416,046£24.4m 7
42 Kazakhstan £24,398,287£24.4m 102
43 Wales £22,440,638£22.4m 54
44 Finland £20,813,301£20.8m 253
45 Venezuela £20,750,802£20.8m 104
46 Ukraine £19,869,537£19.9m 176
47 Egypt £19,486,543£19.5m 199
48 Portugal £17,907,261£17.9m 110
49 Thailand £16,387,841£16.4m 218
50 Hungary £14,998,149£15.0m 130
51 Hawaii £13,952,897£14.0m 71
52 Belarus £13,553,505£13.6m 38
53 Slovenia £13,390,512£13.4m 153
54 Philippines £12,312,347£12.3m 159
55 Indonesia £10,967,176£11.0m 317
56 Uruguay £10,735,741£10.7m 12
57 Romania £10,020,981£10.0m 105
58 Paraguay £9,428,882£9.4m 16
59 Malaysia £9,017,704£9.0m 255
60 Ecuador £8,491,456£8.5m 17
61 Morocco £8,359,881£8.4m 67
62 Peru £8,326,080£8.3m 65
63 Kenya £8,148,062£8.1m 236
64 Hong Kong £8,030,018£8.0m 139
65 Georgia £7,879,438£7.9m 25

Slovenia against its neighbours

Zimbabwe £24m Kazakhstan £24m Wales £22m Finland £21m Venezuela £21m Ukraine £20m Egypt £19m Portugal £18m Thailand £16m Hungary £15m Hawaii £14m Belarus £14m Slovenia £13m Philippines £12m Indonesia £11m Uruguay £11m Romania £10m Paraguay £9.4m Malaysia £9.0m Ecuador £8.5m Morocco £8.4m Peru £8.3m Kenya £8.1m Hong Kong £8.0m Georgia £7.9m

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money has Slovenia won?

£13,390,512 across 153 people in 18 sports. That ranks Slovenia 53rd of the 168 nations we hold prize money for.

Who is Slovenia's highest earning sportsperson?

Aljaz Bedene, with £3,879,555 in tennis prize money: 29.0% of everything Slovenia has won. Next is Tina Maze on £1,381,612.

Which sport has earned Slovenia the most prize money?

Tennis, at £4,743,400 across 2 players, ahead of alpine skiing on £4,000,660.

Which nation is just above Slovenia?

Belarus, 52nd on £13,553,505. Philippines is 54th, just below, on £12,312,347.

Where to next

Every nation is ranked on prize money by nation. Slovenia's tennis money has its own page: Slovenia in tennis.Slovenia's alpine skiing money has its own page: Slovenia in alpine skiing.Slovenia's ski jumping money has its own page: Slovenia in ski jumping.Slovenia's athletics money has its own page: Slovenia in athletics.Slovenia's table tennis money has its own page: Slovenia in table tennis.Slovenia's biathlon money has its own page: Slovenia in biathlon.Slovenia's chess money has its own page: Slovenia in chess.Slovenia's snowboarding money has its own page: Slovenia in snowboarding.Slovenia's cross-country skiing money has its own page: Slovenia in cross-country skiing.Slovenia's Nordic combined money has its own page: Slovenia in Nordic combined.Slovenia's swimming money has its own page: Slovenia in swimming.Slovenia's pool money has its own page: Slovenia in pool.Slovenia's speedway money has its own page: Slovenia in speedway.Slovenia's gymnastics money has its own page: Slovenia in gymnastics.Slovenia's show jumping money has its own page: Slovenia in show jumping. One place up is Belarus. One place down is Philippines. Slovenia's football team was paid £10,470,084 at Euro 2024: Euro 2024 prize money.