The best-paid tennis players of 2023 are with one surprising lady

Top tennis players receiving big salaries is nothing new. Who’s new: Novak Djokovic is in first place on the list of highest-paid tennis players in the world 2023. Roger Federer will make way for new high earners this year, while the battle for the US Open is far from over.

The US Open is approaching its climax. The remaining tennis players compete for the title in the final Grand Slam tournament of the tennis season. At the same time he has Forbes Balance sheet. Which tennis players have added the most money to their bank account in the past 12 months? The big surprise is Emma Raducano, who makes all her money from her job.

Highest-paid tennis players of 2023
The list is based on income earned on and off the tennis court. So the amounts come not only from prize money, but also from cooperation, advertising and additional income. Roger Federer led the way last year with earnings of $90 million. This year, Novak Djokovic dethroned the retiring Federer.

1. Novak Djokovic – $38.4 million

age: 36
Land: Serbia
Income from tennis: $13.4 million
Other source of income: 25 million dollars

Novak Djokovic now has 23 Grand Slam titles to his name and has won 68 times at the four most prestigious tennis tournaments. Now he has a title. The Serbian will also top the list of highest-paid tennis players in the world in 2023. This year he won the famous Australian Open and Roland Garros, among other things. With his victories, he earned more than $13 million, and in addition to the tennis court, he also earned another $25 million.

2. Carlos Alcaraz – $31.4 million

age: 20
Land: Spain
Income from tennis: $11.4 million
Other source of income: 20 million dollars

20-year-old Carlos Alcaraz broke out by winning Wimbledon this year. He defeated Djokovic in the final to win his second Grand Slam singles title. In total, he has earned more than $30 million in recent months.

3. Iga Swiatek – $22.4 million

age: 22
Land: Poland
Income from tennis: $8.4 million
Other source of income: 14 million dollars

The first woman on the list is the 22-year-old world number one; Iga Swatic. Last year, Swiatek won her first US Open title. This year she won Roland Garros for the third time. This brings in a great deal of money. And it’s on track to get more than $8 million in 2023.

4. Daniil Medvedev – $20.1 million

age: 27
Land: Russia
Income from tennis: $7.1 million
Other source of income: 13 million dollars

27-year-old Daniil Medvedev won the ATP Finals (the unofficial world championship) in 2020, won the US Open in 2021 and was No. 1 in the ATP rankings in 2022. In 2023, his income from the sport will reach more From 7 million dollars. Along with the job, he got almost double what he earned: $13 million. The total is a good sum of over $20 million, but not enough for the top 3 highest paid tennis players.

5. Rafael Nadal – $15.5 thousand

age: 37
Land: Spain
Income from tennis:$1.5 million
Other source of income:14 million dollars

In 2008, Nadal – also known as the King of Clay – dominated the ATP rankings, and fans can still watch his matches. In 2022, Nadal won the Roland Garros title for the fourteenth time. Not only does he earn a huge salary on the tennis court, but his other income in recent months has added up to $14 million.

6. Emma Raducano – $15.3 million

age: 20
Land: England
Income from tennis: $0.3 million
Other source of income: 15 million dollars

Although 20-year-old Emma Raducano was good for “only” $300,000 in 2023 on the runway, she made good money with a campaign for Dior. In addition to his tennis earnings, Raducano earned $15 million this year. Slightly more than the average earnings for part-time jobs. It earned her a surprise spot on the list of highest-paid tennis players.

7. Coco Gauff – $15.2 million

age: 19
Land: America
Income from tennis: $3.2 million
Other source of income: 12 million dollars

At 17 years old, American Coco Gauff was the youngest woman ever to reach a US Open final. Gauff hasn’t just had success on the court: she’s earned more than $3 million through her game this year, and earns four times that amount off the court. In total, the 19-year-old has managed to add more than $15 million in 2023.

8. Casper Road – $14.4 million

age: 24
Land: Norway
Income from tennis:$6.4 million
Other source of income: 8 million dollars

24-year-old Norwegian Casper Ruud has won 10 ATP tournaments. In 2022 he had to lose in the final of Roland Garros to Rafael Nadal. Despite reaching the final last year, he has already been forced to leave the US Open battlefield this year. Financially, things are going a little better in his career. On the track he earned a salary of more than $6 million this year, and in addition to that he managed to earn another $8 million from other income.

9. Naomi Osaka – $12.1 million

age: 25
Land: Japan
Income from tennis: $0.1 million
Other source of income: 12 million dollars

This summer, 25-year-old Naomi Osaka became a mother. It is an additional title that she can add to the rest of the titles she previously won. The Japanese player is a winner of four Grand Slam titles and is now training again with the aim of returning to the tennis court. Not only did Osaka give birth to a baby boy last year, but she also has an income of more than $12 million, including a campaign for Victoria’s Secret.

10. Jessica Pegula – $10.9 million

age: 29
Land: America
Income from tennis: $4.9 million
Other source of income: 6 million dollars

At the age of seven, Pegula was already successfully on the tennis court. Pegula earned a salary of just under $5 million on the tennis court this year, but she doesn’t have to do it for the money. Her parents own several American sports teams, including the Buffalo Bills. Her father, Terry Pegula, has an estimated net worth of $7 billion.

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