Ashleigh Barty's Net Worth: How much did the World No. 1 earn?

Ashleigh Barty has a net worth of around $20 million

Ashleigh Barty has been a dominant force on the WTA tour for the past few seasons. she has been World No.1 for 113 consecutive weeks (120 in total) and has won a Grand Slam on every surface. Here, we take a look at the Aussie superstar's net worth.

Ashleigh Barty is currently worth around $20 million, making her the richest Australian men's or women's tennis player of all time. This includes prize money as well as endorsement and sponsorship deals.

The Australian's total prize money from her tennis career amounts to $23,829,071. She is currently 14th on the list of highest earners on the WTA tour. Last year, she earned a whopping $3,914,987 - more than any other woman on tour.

During her career, Ashleigh Barty used rackets designed by Head and was sponsored by South Korean company FILA for clothing and apparel. She signed an endorsement deal with Jaguar in 2018 and later became a brand ambassador for Kayo Sports.

Other companies endorsed by the World No. 1 include Gillette Venus, Vegemite and Uber Eats. Barty raked in an estimated $15 million from sponsorship and endorsement deals over the course of her career.

Ashleigh Barty announces sudden retirement

Barty called it quits on her glittering career

Ashleigh Barty shocked the world on Wednesday by calling time on her illustrious tennis career. Barty's decision comes just two months after she won the Australian Open. The 25-year-old did not drop a set in the tournament and became the first Australian to win the Melbourne Major since Chris O'Neil in 1978.

Barty had a wonderful career during which she won a total of 15 singles titles, including three Grand Slams. The Australian enjoyed considerable doubles success as well, winning 12 titles, including the 2018 US Open with Coco Vandeweghe. She also took home the bronze medal in the mixed doubles event at the Tokyo Olympics, partnering with John Peers.

Barty had an impressive 2021 season during which she won Wimbledon and two WTA 1000 titles in Miami and Cincinnati. The Australian has not lost a match this year and took home two titles, including the Australian Open.

The 25-year-old's retirement comes as a massive shock to the tennis community and her absence will be dearly felt on the WTA tour. But it has opened the door for the likes of Iga Swiatek, Maria Sakkari, Barbora Krejcikova and Paula Badosa to become the new World No. 1.

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