Roger Federer earns $95 million a year without playing a match | News from Mexico

LONDON – Roger Federer’s status has reached Star In tennis, he can generate a decent income even after his playing career is over.

Federer wins, according to Forbes $95 million From September 2022 to August 2023.

Its main source of income is sponsorship Uniqloand 11 other business deals, including Oliver Peoples and ON.

Serena Williams Is Another Sports Millionaire

Despite retiring in 2022, Serena Williams continues to generate income, adding $30 million to her fortune last year.

Serena Williams has endorsement deals with Ford and more, GucciDisney and Nike.

Novak Djokovic He is the most financially successful active player in tennis, earning $38.4 million last year.

djokovic gets income Brands such as Lacoste and Waterdrop sponsored sporting events worth 13.4 million and 25 million.

Carlos Alcaraz is the second highest paid active tennis player with $31.4 million, including Calvin Klein and Louis Vuitton.

Rafael Nadal Despite a tough year for the sports world, the company combined $1.5 million in sports prize money with $14 million in other-source revenue.

Iga Swiatek, World No. 1 ranking Girls’ singles earned $22.4 million last year, including 8.4 million songs and 14 million Visa endorsements.

Daniel Medvedev earned $20.1 million for the same period, $7.1 million of which was tied to victory Sports and 13 million sponsorship and commercial items.

Emma Raducanu received €15 million in sponsorships despite only winning €300,000 in sports prize money dior and Porsche.

Coco Gauff earned $3.2 million on the track and $12 million in corporate endorsements like ups and Bose.

Portal Libre Mercado notes that Casper Ruud generated $14.4 million in revenue, $8 million of which came from commercial agreements with Samsonite and Vitamin Well.

Naomi Osaka Jessica Pegula and Jessica Pegula round out the “Top 10” with $12.1 million and $10.9 million, respectively, most of which come from working for Victoria’s Secret , Adidas and Yonex etc.

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