Who is highest-paid tennis player on planet in 2016?

Roger Federer remains world’s highest-paid tennis player, despite the health problems that affected his recent activity such as his participation in the US Open, the last Grand Slam tournament of the year.

The Swiss star gathered $67.8 million between June 2015 and June 2016, an amount that puts him on top of the list of the top earners in tennis, as determined by Forbes magazine.

35-year-old Federer, who grossed most of the amount thanks to sponsorship contracts with companies such as Nike, Mercedes or Rolex, is ahead of the current ATP leader, Serbian Novak Djokovic, who claimed an income worth $55.8 million. The third position of the top-earning players is booked by Spaniard Rafael Nadal, with $ 37.5 million, who is followed by Japan’s Kei Nishikori, with $ 33.5 million.

The Olympic champion in London (2012) and Rio (2016), Andy Murray, ranks sixth in the same list, with $23 million being surpassed by the best-ever female tennis player, American Serena Williams, who banked a net worth of $28.9 million.
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Russian Maria Sharapova, who was temporarily suspended from the WTA tennis after she was found tested positive with meldonium at the Australian Open last January, earned $21.9 million last year, therefore her financial situation was not affected too much following the suspension she received from the International Tennis Federation.

Other well-paid tennis players are: Swiss Stan Wawrinka – 17.4 million US dollars, Polish Agnieszka Radwanska – $10.2 million, Danish Caroline Wozniacki – $8,0 million, Spanish Garbine Muguruza – $7.6 million and Serbian Ana Ivanovic – $7.4 million.