In 2026 alone, her prize money will be over $4.2 million WTA reported.
By 2025, Forbes named her the 10th highest-paid female athlete of the year and reported that her annual income was $12.3 million, including $5.3 million on the field and $7 million off.
Her sponsors included major brands such as Adidas, Hyatt Hotels, Yonex, Ready Nutrition, IBM, De Bethune watches, Dyson James Limited and Gorjana jewelry.
She has been outspoken about the gap between pay for male and female tennis players, telling the outlet: “We always talk about it being equal at Slams, but that’s four tournaments a year – at a lot of other tournaments it’s not equal.”
“I think we need to do better in marketing our game,” she added. “It’s such an international sport, there are so many different stories and we reach so many people. But are we really telling those stories to the fans in the best way?”
