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Tennis
Tennis is gladiatorial sport at its purest, one athlete against another with nowhere to hide. Its champions build legacies across four Grand Slams a year, and the sport's golden eras have produced rivalries that transcend the game. Few sports measure greatness so publicly, major by major. 56 tennis stars covered daily. See also the greatest tennis athletes of all time.
56Athletes tracked
$3.6BCombined net worth
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Net Worth Leaderboard
Full ranking →| # | Athlete | Country | Position | Net worth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Roger Federer | Switzerland | Singles | $1.1B |
| 2 | Serena Williams | United States | Singles | $340M |
| 3 | Novak Djokovic | Serbia | Singles | $240M |
| 4 | Maria Sharapova | Russia | Right-handed (two-handed backhand) | $220M |
| 5 | Rafael Nadal | Spain | Singles | $220M |
| 6 | Andre Agassi | United States | Singles | $175M |
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All Tennis Athletes
56 total →
Alex de Minaur
332-193 Career Singles Record
Australia
Alexander Zverev
25 Career titles
Germany
Amanda Anisimova
4 Career Titles
United States
Andre Agassi
60 Career Singles Titles
United States
Andrey Rublev
17 Career Singles Titles
Russia
Andy Murray
46 Career Singles Titles
United Kingdom
Aryna Sabalenka
24 Career Singles Titles
BelarusBen Shelton
6 Career singles titles
United StatesBillie Jean King
129 Career singles titles
United States
Björn Borg
66 Career Singles Titles
Sweden
Boris Becker
49 Career singles titles
Germany
Carlos Alcaraz
26 Career Singles Titles
Spain
Casper Ruud
314-166 Career record
Norway
Coco Gauff
11 Career Singles Titles
United States
Daniil Medvedev
23 Career Titles
Russia
Daria Kasatkina
8 WTA Singles Titles
Australia
Elena Rybakina
13 Career Singles Titles
Kazakhstan
Elina Svitolina
20 Career titles
Ukraine
Emma Raducanu
1 Grand Slams won (singles)
United Kingdom
Flavio Cobolli
3 Career Titles
Italy
Frances Tiafoe
4 Career Titles
United States
Francisco Cerúndolo
4R (Australian Open 2026, French Open 2023, 2024) Grand Slam Singles Results
Argentina
Félix Auger-Aliassime
9 Career Titles
Canada
Gaël Monfils
13 Career Singles Titles
France
Grigor Dimitrov
9 Career titles
BulgariaGustavo Kuerten
20 Career titles
Brazil
Holger Rune
5 Career Titles
DenmarkHubert Hurkacz
1 (Australian Open 2024) Grand Slam Singles Quarterfinals
Poland
Iga Świątek
25 Career titles
Poland
Jakub Menšík
2 Career singles titles
Czech Republic
Jannik Sinner
30 Career Titles
Italy
Jasmine Paolini
3 Career Singles Titles
Italy
Jessica Pegula
3 Grand Slam Singles Semifinals
United States
John McEnroe
77 Career Singles Titles
United States
Madison Keys
11 Career Singles Titles
United States
Maria Sharapova
36 Career titles
Russia
Martina Navratilova
18 Grand Slam singles titles
United States
Matteo Berrettini
3 Grand Slam Singles Semifinals
Italy
Mirra Andreeva
185-59 Career Singles Record
Russia
Monica Seles
53 Career Singles Titles
United States
Naomi Osaka
7 Career Singles Titles
Japan
Nick Kyrgios
7 Career singles titles
Australia
Novak Djokovic
24 Grand Slam Singles Titles
Serbia
Ons Jabeur
5 Career titles
Tunisia
Pablo Carreño Busta
7 Career Singles Titles
Spain
Pete Sampras
64 Career singles titles
United States
Qinwen Zheng
5 Career singles titles
China
Rafael Nadal
92 Career Singles Titles
Spain
Roger Federer
103 Career Singles Titles
Switzerland
Serena Williams
23 Grand Slam Singles Titles
United States
Stan Wawrinka
3 Grand Slam Singles Titles
Switzerland
Stefanos Tsitsipas
12 Career Singles Titles
Greece
Steffi Graf
107 Career Singles Titles
Germany
Taylor Fritz
10 Career Singles Titles
United States
Tommy Paul
$13,765,963 Career Prize Money
United States
Venus Williams
49 Career Singles Titles
United StatesTennis FAQ
Who is the greatest tennis player of all time?
On the men's side, the Big Three of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic dominate the debate, with Djokovic's trophy haul giving him the statistical edge for many. In the women's game, Serena Williams is the most common modern pick, with Steffi Graf and Martina Navratilova also in the conversation.
What are the four Grand Slam tournaments?
The Australian Open, the French Open at Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open. They are the sport's four biggest events, played on hard, clay and grass courts, and careers are largely judged by success at them.
How much do tennis players earn?
The very top players earn heavily from both prize money and sponsorship, with the biggest names among the highest paid athletes in any sport. Outside the elite, though, earnings drop off sharply once travel and coaching costs are factored in.
What does it mean to be seeded at a tournament?
Seeding ranks the strongest players in a draw so they cannot meet each other in the early rounds. It rewards ranking position and is designed to keep the biggest matches for the later stages.
Know the Language
Grand SlamOne of the four major tournaments, or the feat of winning all four in a single calendar year.
AceA serve the returner fails to touch, winning the point outright.
Break pointA chance to win a game on the opponent's serve, one of the most decisive moments in any match.
TiebreakThe first-to-seven scoring format used to decide sets that reach six games all.
ATP and WTAThe governing tours for men's and women's professional tennis, whose rankings define seedings and status.