Emma Raducanu has reportedly amassed a net worth of around £10million, eclipsing the combined wealth of fellow British player Katie Boulter and her partner Alex de Minaur.
Thanks to lucrative endorsements with brands like Nike, Dior, Tiffany's, BA and Vodafone, the 21-year-old's fortune is said to dwarf that of GB No. 1 Boulter and Aussie tennis star De Minaur, who together are estimated to be worth £4m. While Raducanu spent much of 2023 off the court due to injury, her wealth continued to grow through her company Harbour 6, where she serves as director and sole employee.
Accounts filed earlier this year revealed profits had soared from £667k in 2022 to £10.2m in 2023, despite a hefty £1.8m corporation tax bill. The documents also showed that Raducanu's firm had accumulated over £6.2m in cash, £2.3m in stocks and £1.6m owed by debtors.
Boulter, meanwhile, boosts her reported £1.58m fortune with sponsorships from Nike and Wilson, along with earnings from tournament prizes - she boasts three WTA Tour titles and seven ITF Circuit wins. Her boyfriend De Minaur, whose wealth is estimated at £2.37m, also enjoys endorsements from Swissie Wellness, Tag Heuer, Wilson, Asics and FairMarkets, on top of his tennis winnings, reports the Express.
Raducanu, with her prize money of £3.1m, has earned less than De Minaur's £10.7m but more than Boulter's £1.9m, largely due to her stunning US Open victory three years ago. Despite earning less than her two counterparts, her estimated net worth is still over double that of the tennis power couple.
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The trio of tennis stars will be aiming to increase their net worth even further this summer as they head to the esteemed Wimbledon tournament. Raducanu, who enters the competition via a wildcard, reached the fourth round in 2021 before being defeated by Ajla Tomljanovic in matches scoring 6-4 and 3-0.
Katie Boulter and Alex De Minaur ((Image: Getty))She is set to go up against Russian professional Ekaterina Alexandrova on Centre Court on Monday in her first match of the tournament after honing her skills at the Eastbourne International this week. Fellow British star Boulter enters Wimbledon seeded for the first time in her career, hoping to surpass her third-round bests from 2022 and 2023.
The WTA No. 29 will face Germany's Tatjana Maria on Tuesday in her opening game of the 2024 SW19 tournament. ATP No. 9 De Minaur will aim to outperform some of the world's top tennis players at this summer's tournament - his best finish at Wimbledon was reaching the fourth round in 2022 before being defeated by Cristian Garin in a close match of three sets to two.
ADM was set to go head-to-head with Corentin Moutet in the opening match of Wimbledon 2024, but the French player had to withdraw due to bone edema - a condition characterised by fluid build-up within the bone marrow. As a result, ADM will now compete against fellow Aussie James Duckworth, who got a second chance after falling short in the third round of qualifying. The prestigious Wimbledon tournament is set to commence on Monday.
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