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FEDERATION · NO. 9 BY PRIZE MONEY

Brazil table tennis prize money

46 players, $1,012,152 on the WTT tour between 2022 to 2026, and 16 titles. Hugo Calderano has taken $535,092 of it.

Everything the tour has paid to players entered under this flag, from the draw sheet of every event since 2022. It is prize money rather than salary: a table tennis player's tour income is the rounds they reach, and nothing else is written down.

PRIZE MONEY $1.0m
TOP EARNER $535k
PLAYERS PAID 46
TITLES 16
SHARE OF THE TOUR 2.4%

Every Brazil player the tour has paid

Ranked by career WTT prize money

46 players

# Player Titles Paid results Span World rank Prize money
01 Hugo Calderano 12 60 2022 to 2026 12 $535,092
02 Bruna Takahashi 2 72 2022 to 2026 47 $250,255
03 Danielle Rauen 1 2025 172 $50,000
04 Vitor Ishiy 45 2022 to 2025 184 $44,967
05 Guilherme Teodoro 35 2023 to 2026 279 $17,535
06 Giulia Takahashi 1 37 2023 to 2026 308 $14,480
07 Leonardo Iizuka 27 2024 to 2026 319 $13,042
08 Laura Watanabe 26 2023 to 2026 352 $10,047
09 Eric Jouti 28 2022 to 2025 384 $8,557
10 Gustavo Tsuboi 3 2022 to 2024 418 $6,825
11 Victoria Strassburger 16 2023 to 2026 448 $5,800
12 Karina Shiray 15 2024 to 2026 459 $5,513
13 Felipe Arado 13 2024 to 2026 485 $4,737
14 Luca Kumahara 6 2022 to 2023 516 $4,040
15 Beatriz Fiore 6 2024 to 2026 582 $2,938
16 Jessica Prates 6 2024 to 2026 596 $2,675
17 Isabel Amorim 4 2025 to 2026 599 $2,650
18 Henrique Noguti 1 5 2024 to 2025 603 $2,613
19 Sofia Kano 5 2024 to 2026 606 $2,562
20 Agnone Maiara 4 2025 to 2026 619 $2,450
21 Thiago Monteiro 3 2022 to 2026 649 $2,150
22 Hamilton Yamane 5 2024 to 2026 651 $2,113
23 Beatriz Kanashiro 4 2024 to 2026 660 $2,013
24 Allan Sarmento 3 2024 to 2026 671 $1,913
25 Mahayla Sarda 4 2024 to 2026 709 $1,712
26 Rafael Turrini 7 2023 to 2025 716 $1,665
27 Davi Fujii 2 2026 753 $1,425
28 Lucas Romanski 3 2024 to 2025 761 $1,387
29 Bianca Borges 2 2026 804 $1,225
30 Gabriella Zago 2 2026 808 $1,225
31 Julia Hatakeyama 2 2025 809 $1,225
32 Luiza Fontanive 2 2026 811 $1,225
33 Maria Mendes 1 2025 856 $1,100
34 Bruna Alexandre 2 2023 to 2024 896 $975
35 Mariana Franco 1 2026 919 $900
36 Carlos Ishida 8 2023 to 2024 986 $758
37 Sabrina Miyabara 2 2024 to 2026 1112 $513
38 Joon Shim 2 2024 to 2025 1177 $438
39 Felipe Okano 1 2026 1259 $325
40 Dennis Carvalho 1 2026 1360 $250
41 Lhays Stolarski 2 2024 1462 $225
42 Kim Iwasaki 1 2024 1640 $162
43 Abimael Menezes 1 2024 1737 $113
44 Lana Kano 1 2024 1742 $113
45 Nicolas Nishimura 1 2024 1745 $113
46 Thiago Pradella 1 2024 1749 $113

Where Brazil's money is concentrated

The biggest career hauls under the flag

53% of it to one player

Brazil prize money by season

Every paid result folded into its year

Best season: 2025, $345,187

season running total

Which tier of the tour pays Brazil

The same money split by the kind of event

8 tiers

A federation that travels to the Grand Smashes and one that fills the Feeder draws can send the same number of players to the same number of events and come home with figures an order of magnitude apart. This is which of the two Brazil is.

The events that pay Brazil

Every stop on the calendar, by what it has paid out under this flag

59 events

The biggest weeks a Brazil player has had

Single events, ranked by what they paid

Player Event Draw Round Prize
Danielle Rauen United States Smash 2025 Women's Singles Class 9 Finalist $50,000
Hugo Calderano WTT Champions Macao 2026 Men's Singles Finalist $30,000
Hugo Calderano WTT Champions Macao 2025 Men's Singles Finalist $30,000
Hugo Calderano Singapore Smash 2023 Men's Singles Semifinals $30,000
Hugo Calderano WTT Cup Finals Xinxiang 2022 Men's Singles Round of 16 $22,500
Hugo Calderano China Smash 2025 Men's Singles Quarterfinals $20,250
Hugo Calderano China Smash 2024 Men's Singles Quarterfinals $20,000
Hugo Calderano WTT Champions Chongqing 2024 Men's Singles Semifinals $18,000
Hugo Calderano WTT Star Contender São José dos Campos 2026 Men's Singles Champion $17,000
Hugo Calderano WTT Star Contender Foz do Iguaçu 2025 Men's Singles Champion $17,000

Where Brazil sits among the federations

Ranked 9 of 112 on prize money won

# Federation Players Titles Span Prize money
01 China 123 337 2022 to 2026 $10,478,824$10.5m
02 Japan 93 255 2022 to 2026 $5,551,003$5.6m
03 South Korea 99 127 2022 to 2026 $3,321,238$3.3m
04 Germany 40 27 2022 to 2026 $2,758,293$2.8m
05 France 65 57 2022 to 2026 $2,564,824$2.6m
06 Chinese Taipei 64 45 2022 to 2026 $2,220,595$2.2m
07 Sweden 29 18 2022 to 2026 $1,605,135$1.6m
08 India 96 38 2022 to 2026 $1,153,840
10 Hong Kong 27 25 2022 to 2026 $906,573
11 Romania 21 2 2022 to 2026 $890,912
12 Egypt 16 1 2022 to 2026 $733,227
13 Australia 18 1 2022 to 2026 $649,548
14 United States 55 5 2022 to 2026 $606,030
15 Singapore 33 10 2022 to 2026 $564,019
16 Portugal 19 4 2022 to 2026 $534,630
17 Denmark 11 6 2022 to 2026 $486,495
18 Slovenia 15 2 2022 to 2026 $462,715
19 Poland 33 5 2022 to 2026 $413,672
99 San Marino 2 2024 to 2026 $300
104 Maldives 2 2024 $235

Frequently asked questions

How much prize money have Brazil's table tennis players won?

$1,012,152 between 2022 to 2026, across 46 players. That is 2.4% of everything the WTT tour has paid out and ranks Brazil 9 of 112 federations.

Who is Brazil's highest paid table tennis player?

Hugo Calderano, $535,092 from 60 paid results and 12 titles.

How many WTT titles has Brazil won?

16, across 11 different events.

What was Brazil's best season on the tour?

2025, worth $345,187 from 117 paid results.

Which event pays Brazil the most?

Singapore Smash, $142,500 across 41 paid results and 2 titles.

What is the biggest single payday a Brazil player has had?

$50,000, to Danielle Rauen at the United States Smash 2025, where they lost the final in the women's singles class 9.

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