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John Millman - prize money & career earnings

John Millman (Australia) plays right-handed, two-handed backhand, born in Brisbane, Australia. John Millman's career earnings are $5,532,336.

CAREER EARNINGS$5,532,336$5.5m
CAREER HIGH#33
TITLES1S / 0D
SINGLES W-L121-149
TURNED PRO2006

All tournaments

18 seasons · best was 2018 on $1,021,407 · $5,532,336 in total

season running total

36 rows
All tournaments - John Millman
SEASONPRIZE MONEYWIN-LOSSTITLES
2024 Doubles $17,715 1-1 0
2024 Singles $29,596 1-1 0
2023 Doubles $11,587 0-2 0
2023 Singles $159,162 5-5 0
2022 Doubles $12,182 1-3 0
2022 Singles $516,183 22-28 0
2021 Doubles $61,415 6-8 0
2021 Singles $700,355 26-27 0
2020 Doubles $19,275 1-4 0
2020 Singles $611,006 19-13 1
2019 Doubles $37,165 3-9 0
2019 Singles $958,072 36-32 1
2018 Doubles $50,087 3-9 0
2018 Singles $971,320 34-23 2
2017 Doubles $22,726 8-6 0
2017 Singles $297,602 27-17 1
2016 Doubles $14,464 0-5 0
2016 Singles $502,180 33-27 0
2015 Doubles $10,599 4-7 0
2015 Singles $267,787 38-24 3
2014 Doubles $450 0-2 0
2014 Singles $37,208 37-11 4
2013 Doubles $12,225 6-8 0
2013 Singles $67,569 24-11 2
2012 Doubles $2,880 11-17 0
2012 Singles $34,785 42-26 1
2011 Doubles $5,791 3-7 0
2011 Singles $20,804 11-18 0
2010 Doubles $1,959 13-11 1
2010 Singles $51,358 42-23 3
2009 Doubles $1,665 19-14 2
2009 Singles $17,035 43-20 1
2008 Doubles $1,070 11-15 0
2008 Singles $6,583 23-15 1
2007 Doubles $0 0-1 0
2007 Singles $476 1-2 0

Grand Slams

15 seasons · best was 2018 on $711,956 · $2,895,499 in total

season running total

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Grand Slams - John Millman
SEASONPRIZE MONEYWIN-LOSS
2024 Doubles $17,715 1-1
2024 Singles $29,596 1-1
2023 Doubles $10,802 0-1
2023 Singles $145,298 2-2
2022 Doubles $10,824 0-1
2022 Singles $318,367 1-4
2021 Doubles $39,337 3-2
2021 Singles $201,901 0-3
2020 Doubles $17,283 0-2
2020 Singles $293,482 3-3
2019 Doubles $22,514 0-3
2019 Singles $326,114 3-4
2018 Doubles $35,975 1-4
2018 Singles $675,981 6-4
2017 Doubles $13,250 1-1
2017 Singles $228,679 2-3
2016 Doubles $10,989 0-2
2016 Singles $260,266 4-4
2015 Doubles $6,078 0-1
2015 Singles $145,232 4-4
2013 Doubles $10,270 1-1
2013 Singles $29,071 0-1
2012 Singles $2,828 0-1
2011 Doubles $4,746 0-1
2011 Singles $8,478 1-2
2010 Singles $26,404 5-4
2009 Singles $4,019 1-1

Tour events

34 rows
Tour events - John Millman
SEASONPRIZE MONEYWIN-LOSSTITLES
2023 Doubles $785 0-1 0
2023 Singles $13,864 3-3 0
2022 Doubles $1,358 1-2 0
2022 Singles $197,816 21-24 0
2021 Doubles $22,078 3-6 0
2021 Singles $498,454 26-24 0
2020 Doubles $1,992 1-2 0
2020 Singles $317,524 16-10 1
2019 Doubles $14,651 3-6 0
2019 Singles $631,958 33-28 1
2018 Doubles $14,112 2-5 0
2018 Singles $295,339 28-19 2
2017 Doubles $9,476 7-5 0
2017 Singles $68,923 25-14 1
2016 Doubles $3,475 0-3 0
2016 Singles $241,914 29-23 0
2015 Doubles $4,521 4-6 0
2015 Singles $122,555 34-20 3
2014 Doubles $450 0-2 0
2014 Singles $37,208 37-11 4
2013 Doubles $1,955 5-7 0
2013 Singles $38,498 24-10 2
2012 Doubles $2,880 11-17 0
2012 Singles $31,957 42-25 1
2011 Doubles $1,045 3-6 0
2011 Singles $12,326 10-16 0
2010 Doubles $1,959 13-11 1
2010 Singles $24,954 37-19 3
2009 Doubles $1,665 19-14 2
2009 Singles $13,016 42-19 1
2008 Doubles $1,070 11-15 0
2008 Singles $6,583 23-15 1
2007 Doubles $0 0-1 0
2007 Singles $476 1-2 0

Where this career sits

Number 227 of 689 on the tennis all-time prize money list

The all-time money list ranks every career the tour has paid. This one is filed under the 2010s, on the midpoint of its 2007 to 2024 span. The four majors paid 52.3% of it, against 34.8% across the tour: what share a career takes from the slams ranks that on its own.

Quentin Halys £4.3m Xavier Malisse £4.3m Radu Albot £4.2m Sergiy Stakhovsky £4.2m Guy Forget £4.2m Martin Klizan £4.2m James Duckworth £4.2m Nuno Borges £4.1m Thomaz Bellucci £4.0m Kevin Krawietz £4.0m Felix Mantilla £4.0m Michael Venus £4.0m Marco Cecchinato £4.0m Aslan Karatsev £4.0m

Every season this player was paid in, ranked in full

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Tournament prize money

The biggest cheque each of the 17 events pays, round by round

US Open £4.1m WTA Finals £3.9m ATP Finals £3.8m Wimbledon £3.6m Roland Garros £2.4m Australian Open £2.2m Davis Cup Finals £1.5m National Bank Open £866k Indian Wells £866k Miami Open £866k Cincinnati Open £866k Madrid Open £861k Italian Open £861k Shanghai Masters £845k Monte-Carlo Masters £833k Paris Masters £809k Next Gen ATP Finals £406k

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Frequently asked questions

What is John Millman's net worth?

We publish career earnings rather than net worth. John Millman's career earnings are $5,532,336.

What country does John Millman represent?

John Millman competes for Australia.

How many seasons of earnings are recorded for John Millman?

We hold 36 seasons of earnings history for John Millman.