Novak Djokovic net worth and tennis prize money
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| Grand Slam wins | 20 |
| birth date | May 22, 1987 (34 years old) |
| Born in | Belgrade, Serbia |
| nationality | Serbia |
| marital status | married to Jelena Ristic (since 2014) |
| job | Tennis pro, advertising star |
| Full name | Novak Djokovic |
| nickname | Nole, Djoker |
| children | 1 (Stefan) |
| size | 1.88 m |
| Weight | 80kg |
How much money does Novak Djokovic have?
Novak Djokovic, who was born on May 22, 1987 in the former Yugoslavia – in the city of Belgrade – has an impressive fortune of 180 million euros , which is made up of his prize money on the one hand and his lucrative advertising deals on the other with the French car manufacturer Peugeot and the watch manufacturer Seiko. Lacoste is also one of his sponsors. In terms of prize money, the Serbian is even in the lead of the all-time tennis prize money ranking with a total of 154.83 million US dollars . Check out News Blog for the best gaming news.
With his fortune, however, he cannot hold a candle to the Swiss Roger Federer , who has assets of around 400 million euros. However, the Djoker is even younger and, like his rival Rafael Nadal , still has a few tournaments ahead of him. Incidentally, the tennis star’s coach from 2013 to 2016 was none other than German tennis legend Boris Becker .
His career
Djokovic became interested in tennis at a very young age . His interest fell on fertile ground as his father allowed him to start the sport at the age of four. From an early age he was to show so much talent and enjoyment of the sport that it seemed justified to send him to the Tennis Academy in the Bavarian city of Munich in 1999 – at that time he was just 12 years old .
It was just four more years that he would play professionally for the first time – and he put in a rock-solid performance. Already in 2004 he managed to reach the semi-finals of the world-famous Australian Open. Although he still reached the semi-finals at juniors, it was still a solid performance.
He didn’t disappoint his fans the following year either, as he reached the third round among professional players at Wimbledon and the US Open , while also climbing into the top 100 in the world rankings .
2006 was to be another successful year for the Serb, in which he put in a number of good performances (for example, he finished first in the ATP tournament), which meant that he was 16th in the world rankings by the end of the year most successful tennis player landed. He would continue to improve this rank until he made it to first place in 2008. In the same year he also won the bronze medal at the Olympic Games in the Chinese capital Beijing.
