Tennis: Forbes: Federer replaces Woods as king of the prize money

Swiss tennis star Roger Federer has replaced US golf pro Tiger Woods as the king of prize money. According to the business magazine Forbes, Federer is standing at $110,235,682 after his victory over Alexander Zverev at the ATP final in London. Woods has collected $110,061,012 in his career.

However, the 14-time Major Winner had no chance of earning any more rewards. Because of his back problems, the American has played only irregular tournaments and is now on the 1189th place in the world rankings. Place crashed.

In October, Federer overtook Serbian Novak Djokovic as the tennis professional with the highest premium income. Djokovic was the first player to cross the 100 million mark.