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Men's Padel Player Earnings

Prize money rankings for professional male padel players

By Bas Hogeveen·Updated
3333
Players Tracked
€112
#1 Career Earnings
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Tournament Tiers
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Data Updates

Complete men's padel earnings rankings tracking career prize money for 3333 professional male players. The current top earner is Mario Yohakim Prayanto with €112 in career prize money. Rankings update after every Premier Padel and FIP tournament. All amounts shown are per player, split equally between doubles partners.

How Much Do Men's Padel Players Earn?

Men's padel prize money varies dramatically by ranking and tournament performance. Elite top-10 players on the Premier Padel circuit can accumulate €200,000 to €500,000 per year from tournament prize money alone, while players ranked 11-50 typically earn between €50,000 and €200,000. Below the top 50, most professionals earn €10,000 to €50,000 annually from prize money — often not enough to cover travel and coaching expenses without sponsorship income.

Prize money in men's padel has grown rapidly since Premier Padel launched in 2022. The tour now distributes millions of euros annually across Majors, P1, and P2 events. Combined with FIP Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze tournaments, there are more opportunities than ever for male padel professionals to earn a living from competition. However, the prize money distribution remains heavily top-weighted — the top 20 players earn a disproportionate share of total prize money.

Men's Prize Money by Tournament Tier

Premier Padel offers three tiers of events for men, each with different prize pools. All amounts below are per player (prize money is awarded per pair, then split equally between partners).

Major
Winner€47,250
Finalist€23,625
Semi-final€13,125
Quarter-final€8,531
P1
Winner€25,500
Finalist€13,500
Semi-final€7,125
Quarter-final€4,500
P2
Winner€15,000
Finalist€8,250
Semi-final€4,500
Quarter-final€3,000

FIP tournaments (Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze) offer smaller prize pools from €7,000 to €150,000 total. See our complete prize money breakdown for detailed round-by-round amounts at every tier.

Rankings

All Time

3333 players
RankPlayerTournamentsTotal Earnings
#601
NEW
Mario Yohakim Prayanto
Mario Yohakim Prayanto
INA
INAWorld #444
1€112
#602
NEW
DR
Diogo Correa Rodrigues
BRAWorld #270
1€112
#603
NEW
WJ
Wee Ming Hock Vincent Jones Jr
MAS
MASWorld #825
1€112
#604
NEW
RS
Ruben Fernandez Sansano
ESPWorld #332
1€112
#605
NEW
AS
Armando Soemarno
INA
INAWorld #1069
1€112
#606
NEW
TS
Thomas Seux
FRAWorld #360
1€112
#607
NEW
JS
Jaume Oliver Serra
ESPWorld #1369
1€112
#608
NEW
HH
Haoxuan He
CHNWorld #955
1€112
#609
NEW
CB
Carlos Eugenio Barrera
ESPWorld #895
1€112
#610
NEW
FE
Facundo Erguy
ARGWorld #347
1€112
#611
NEW
NV
Noe Sanchez Del Viejo
ESPWorld #253
1€112
#612
NEW
MC
Manuel Correia
PORWorld #729
1€112
#613
NEW
AM
Alami Mohamed
MAR
MARWorld #1167
1€112
#614
NEW
MS
Matias Segura
USAWorld #619
1€112
#615
NEW
VB
Vinicius Dos Santos Borges
BRAWorld #1732
1€112
#616
NEW
JN
Jort Nolten
NEDWorld #410
1€112
#617
NEW
SL
Santino Giuliani Lombardo
ITAWorld #218
1€112
#618
NEW
EB
Ethan Bardo
GBRWorld #430
1€112
#619
NEW
AF
Adam Freeman
AUSWorld #1369
1€112
#620
NEW
JV
Joaquin Bastos Veltri
ARGWorld #525
1€112
#621
NEW
NB
Nicolas Van Betuw
NEDWorld #307
1€112
#622
NEW
AV
Austin Varghese
INDWorld #414
1€112
#623
NEW
CC
Carl Axel Ricardo Holmkvist Cabo
ESPWorld #1167
1€112
#624
NEW
ZS
Zsombor Schmidt-Bohn
HUNWorld #1732
1€102
#625
NEW
OK
Oumar Ka
SEN
SENWorld #992
1€102
#626
NEW
JJ
Jarek Jozwiak
AUSWorld #1369
1€102
#627
NEW
SS
Saleh Sadry Salah
CIV
CIVWorld #1732
1€102
#628
NEW
SJ
Simon Javoršek
SLO
SLOWorld #1612
1€102
#629
NEW
JZ
Joris Zumelzu
FRAWorld #1732
1€102
#630
NEW
MB
Malte Badersten
SWEWorld #1369
1€102
#631
NEW
Mohamed Dolo
Mohamed Dolo
CIV
CIVWorld #1369
1€102
#632
NEW
AC
Alonso Calvache
ESPWorld #703
1€102
#633
NEW
TZ
Tilen Zalar
SLO
SLOWorld #1732
1€102
#634
NEW
MM
Mohamed Amr Menissy
EGYWorld #926
1€102
#635
NEW
JM
Javier Redondo Mendez
ESPWorld #955
1€102
#636
NEW
PT
Pratish Thadani
INDWorld #1026
1€102
#637
NEW
AG
Alvaro Del Saz Garcia
ESPWorld #375
1€102
#638
NEW
VN
Viktor Nyström
SWEWorld #1026
1€102
#639
NEW
LB
Leonardo Becker
BRAWorld #692
1€102
#640
NEW
LB
Leonardo Bulgarini
ITAWorld #430
1€102
#641
NEW
ME
Mehdi Elloumi
TUN
TUNWorld #955
1€102
#642
NEW
MS
Michal Skonieczny
POLWorld #459
1€102
#643
NEW
VS
Vitalie Sciuca
MDA
MDAWorld #1555
1€102
#644
NEW
OB
Oscar Bazaley
GBRWorld #955
1€102
#645
NEW
AR
Aleix Pozo Rius
ESPWorld #310
1€102
#646
NEW
Ibrahim Joel Tresor Ouédraogo
Ibrahim Joel Tresor Ouédraogo
CIV
CIVWorld #1369
1€102
#647
NEW
WS
Wojciech Szczesny
POLWorld #619
1€102
#648
NEW
HS
Hassan Tarek Shaheen
EGYWorld #692
1€102
#649
NEW
SM
Sherif Mohamed Makhlouf
EGYWorld #603
1€102
#650
NEW
RB
Renan Lobo Bosco
BRAWorld #729
1€102
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Understanding Men's Padel Prize Money Rankings

The men's padel earnings rankings rank professional players by their cumulative career prize money from official tournaments. Unlike the FIP world rankings which use a points-based system, our rankings provide a transparent view of how much players have actually earned on the professional circuit.

Prize money in men's padel is distributed across Premier Padel and FIP Tour events. Premier Padel Majors offer the largest purses at €525,000 per event, followed by P1 events and P2 events. FIP tournaments at Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze levels provide additional earning opportunities. All prize money is awarded per pair based on the round reached, then split equally between partners.

Currently, Mario Yohakim Prayanto leads the men's earnings rankings. The rankings are updated daily with data synced directly from official FIP and Premier Padel tournament results. Use the filters above to view year-to-date earnings or specific season breakdowns.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does padel prize money work?
Professional padel prize money is distributed at Premier Padel and FIP tournaments. Premier Padel has three tiers: Majors (€525,000 total prize pool), P1 events, and P2 events. Prize money is awarded per pair based on the round reached, then split equally between partners. A Major winner earns €47,250 per player, while a P1 winner takes home €25,500 (men) or €17,000 (women). FIP tournaments (Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze) offer smaller purses ranging from €7,000 to €150,000. Players accumulate earnings across all tournaments throughout the season, and our earnings rankings rank them by total career prize money earned.
Who is the highest-paid men's padel player?
Based on our comprehensive tracking of professional tournament prize money, Mario Yohakim Prayanto currently leads the men's padel earnings rankings. Our earnings rankings track cumulative career earnings from all Premier Padel and FIP tournaments. Prize money in men's padel has grown significantly since Premier Padel launched in 2022, with total prize pools increasing year over year. The top men's players can earn over €200,000 annually from tournament prize money alone, not including sponsorships, exhibition matches, or other income sources. Check the full rankings table above for the complete men's earnings leaderboard.
How often are the padel earnings rankings updated?
The Padel Earnings rankings are updated daily through automated data syncs. Tournament results are synced from official FIP and Premier Padel APIs within hours of matches completing. During live tournaments, earnings data is refreshed every few hours to capture results as they happen. Daily snapshot generation at 8:00 UTC ensures rankings reflect the latest tournament outcomes. The rankings page itself refreshes every 5 minutes, so you always see near-real-time prize money data. Historical data is preserved, allowing you to track how player earnings have changed over time.
What tournaments count towards padel earnings?
Our earnings rankings include prize money from all professional padel tournaments sanctioned by the International Padel Federation (FIP) and Premier Padel. This covers Premier Padel Majors (the highest tier, similar to Grand Slams), P1 events (primary tour stops), and P2 events (secondary tour stops). It also includes FIP Tour events at Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze levels. Both men's and women's categories are tracked separately. We do not include exhibition matches, national league earnings, or unsanctioned events. Only verified tournament prize money from official sources is counted in the rankings.
What is the prize money for the Premier Padel P1?
A Premier Padel P1 tournament has a total prize pool of approximately €340,000-€425,000 per category. The men's winner earns €25,500 per player (€51,000 per pair), finalists receive €13,500, semi-finalists €7,125, and quarter-finalists €4,500. Women's P1 winners earn €17,000 per player. Some P1 events like Riyadh offer slightly higher purses. See our complete prize money guide for per-round breakdowns of every tournament tier.
How much money do padel players earn per year?
Annual padel earnings vary enormously by ranking. The top 5 men's players earn €400,000-€800,000+ per year combining prize money and sponsorships. Players ranked 11-50 typically earn €50,000-€200,000 from prize money. Below the top 50, most professionals earn €10,000-€50,000 annually — often not enough to cover travel and coaching costs. Sponsorship deals, which can be worth 2-3x prize money for top players, are not included in our rankings as they are private contracts.
What is the prize money for the padel P2?
A Premier Padel P2 tournament has a total prize pool of approximately €197,000-€235,000 per category. The men's P2 winner earns €15,000 per player (€30,000 per pair), finalists receive €8,250, semi-finalists €4,500, and quarter-finalists €3,000. Women's P2 winners earn €8,500 per player. P2 events are the most common tier on the Premier Padel calendar with 11 events in 2026.

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