Tennis continues to be a sport where champions are not only measured by titles but also by wealth. Here's a look at the top 10 richest tennis players in 2025, based on net worth, including their earnings from prize money, endorsements, and business ventures.
1. Roger Federer – $550 million
The Swiss maestro tops the list, having earned through 20 Grand Slam titles and major endorsements, including a $300 million deal with Uniqlo.
2. Serena Williams – $300 million
The most successful female player in the modern era, Serena built her wealth through tennis, fashion, and her investment firm, Serena Ventures.
3. Novak Djokovic – $240 million
The Serbian icon holds 24 Grand Slam titles and a massive career prize purse, with endorsements from brands like Lacoste, Hublot, and Asics.
4. Rafael Nadal – $220 million
Known for his dominance on clay, Nadal’s wealth is driven by his 22 Grand Slam wins and endorsements with Nike and Kia Motors.
5. Maria Sharapova – $180 million
Although retired, Sharapova’s business acumen and Sugarpova brand have kept her net worth climbing post-tennis.
6. Pete Sampras – $150 million
The 14-time Grand Slam champion made a fortune in his prime and remains a tennis legend both in fame and finances.
7. Andy Murray – $100 million
With multiple Grand Slams and Olympic golds, Murray’s net worth reflects his resilience and marketability, particularly in the UK.
8. John McEnroe – $100 million
Beyond his legendary tennis career, McEnroe's commentary and personality continue to bring in significant income.
9. Andre Agassi – $100 million
A tennis rebel turned legend, Agassi built his wealth from titles, Nike endorsements, and philanthropic ventures.
10. Li Na – $95 million
The first Asian Grand Slam winner has capitalized on her success with massive endorsement deals across China.
These players are not just tennis champions—they are global business icons, turning on-court victories into long-term financial success.
