Ons Jabeur Net Worth 2024

Tennis sensation Ons Jabeur is a professional player from Tunisia, who is ranked No. 10 in singles by the WTA as of June 2024. Jabeur has won five WTA singles titles till date and her best Grand Slam performance came at the 2022 and 2023 Wimbledon, and the 2022 US Open, where she reached the final.

Jabeur lost to Madison Keys in the quarterfinals of the 2024 Madrid Open. Her best grand slam result of the current season was reaching the 2024 French Open quarterfinals before falling to Coco Gauff. Jabeur gave Gauff a walkover at the 2024 Grass Court Championship quarterfinals.

Ons Jabeur started her tennis journey when she was three years old. She was introduced to the game by her mother, Samira Jabeur. Her playing style includes hitting powerful groundstrokes and using tactical skills to anticipate her opponent’s moves. She was named the Arab Woman of the Year in 2019.

Ons Jabeur Net Worth 2024

Ons Jabeur’s net worth is estimated at around $8.5 million as of June 2024. Her primary sources of income are tennis prize money and endorsement deals. According to the WTA website, she has won over $13.26 million in prize money till date. She rose to fame after reaching the quarterfinal of the 2020 Australian Open, becoming the first Arab Woman to do so. Besides tennis, she earns through her partnerships with Kayanee, Haval, Joossoor, Qatar Airways, Evolve, and Tunisie Telecom. She also appeared in the famous Netflix tennis documentary “Break Point.”

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Ons Jabeur Career

Ons Jabeur started playing tennis at the age of three after seeing her mother play recreationally. She was trained by Nabil Mlika in her childhood days. She started working with Mlika at a tennis promotion center organized in her school. Jabeur began to participate in junior tournaments at the age of 13. She won the Junior French Open title in 2011, becoming the first African or Arab to win a junior major since 1964. She turned professional in 2010, and made her WTA tour debut at the Qatar Open in 2012.

Ons Jabeur Endorsements

Ons Jabeur is the most successful Tunisian tennis player in history, leading to collaborations with many prominent brands. Some of her brand endorsements have been listed below:

Kayanee

Ons Jabeur has an apparel deal with Kayanee, which she signed in 2024. Before that, Lotto was her apparel and footwear sponsor.

Wilson

Wilson is Jabeur’s tennis equipment sponsor, and she uses the Wilson Pro Staff 97 Countervail Tennis Racquet.

Qatar Airways

Jabeur signed a deal with Qatar Airways in December 2020, and as per the agreement, she wears the Qatar Airways logo on her T-shirt. She also promotes Qatar Airways on social media.

Maximilian

Maximilian is a famous jewelry brand that has a promotional deal with Ons Jabeur.

Haval

Ons Jabeur became the brand ambassador of Haval in 2018. She wears Haval's logo on her t-shirt sleeve.

Joossoor

Joossoor offers innovative and sustainable products to its customers. Jabeur signed a deal with Joossoor in 2018 and agreed to wear the brand's logo on her t-shirt.

Tunisie Telecom

Ons Jabeur signed a two-year deal with one of the famous telecom operators in her country — Tunisie Telecom.

Evolve

Jabeur signed with Evolve this year, a sports management company co-founded by professional tennis player Naomi Osaka.

Talan

Ons Jabeur also has a deal with Talan, a technology and innovation company.

Ons Jabeur House

Ons Jabeur currently owns a luxurious house in her hometown Sousse, Tunisia. She lives with her family and her husband, Karim Kamoun. However, the price of the house is not available.

Ons Jabeur Car Collection

Ons Jabeur loves owning expensive cars and has a huge car collection. She owns a Great Wall Haval M4, Haval Jolion 1.5 T, and Great Wall Haval H6. She also owns a Mercedes Benz.

Ons Jabeur Charity Work

Ons Jabeur does not have her own charity but is engaged in other endeavors. She donated 100 euros for every drop shot she hit during the 2023 Wimbledon to renovate a school in her home country Tunisia. She also donated her tennis racquets in an auction by raising $27,000 for a hospital in Tunisia. The money was used to increase beds, staff, and oxygen supply at the hospital.

Jabeur was awarded the Peace Champion of the Year Award by Peace and Sport, a charity based in Monaco. She recently donated a part of her 2023 WTA Finals prize money to help Palestinians.

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