Andy Roddick Net Worth

Andy Roddick is a former World No.1 tennis player from the USA, and one of the powerhouses of the yester-years. As a right handed player, he was known for his fast services and powerful groundstrokes. Andy Roddick was born in Omaha, Nebraska on August 30, 1982, and grew up in Austin, Texas, and Boca Raton, Florida. He took high school classes online through the University of Nebraska High School. His tennis idol growing up was Andre Agassi, and for a brief time as a teenager he trained intermittently with Venus and Serena Williams.

Andy Roddick achieved numerous glories on the ATP tour; in a professional career spanning over 15 years, Roddick won a Grand Slam title at the 2003 US Open, took home 32 singles titles, and even reached the pinnacle of the ATP rankings in 2003. Roddick was ranked in the year-end top-10 ATP players for nine consecutive years from 2002 to 2010, and won a total of five Masters tournaments during this period. Apart from his US Open 2003 glory, the American reached the finals of four other Majors, but lost to Roger Federer on each occasion.

Andy Roddick earned himself multiple accolades and awards over the years. He clocked the fastest serve of the tournament on numerous instances - a testament to his powerful service motion. In 2004, the tenacious American was awarded the ESPY Award for Best Male Tennis Player. Subsequently, he won the Arthur Ashe Humanitarian of the Year award too. In 2017, Andy Roddick was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.

What is the Net Worth of Andy Roddick in 2024?

As of early 2024, Andy Roddick has an estimated net worth of $35 million, with most of his earnings coming from his investments and endorsement deals that he signed during or after his professional tennis career. He has also taken up tennis commentary and analysis, the earnings of which aren't available.

Andy Roddick Prize Money

Before bidding goodbye to the sport in 2015, Andy Roddick bagged a total of $20,640,030 in prize money on the ATP tour, making him the 25th highest earner of all time in the sport. The American won a total of 36 titles on the tour, with 32 of them coming in the singles category.

Andy Roddick Endorsements

Andy Roddick is earning around $3 million per year from his ventures - both inside and outside of tennis. He has started his own academy in Nebraska for poor children who cannot afford a tennis trainer. As a tennis player, Roddick had some quite ravishing endorsement deals with several companies in multiple fields ranging from energy drinks, sports equipment, beverages, watch companies, software companies, credit card insurances and automobiles.

During and after his career, Roddick has worked with renowned brands like Lacoste, Babolat, Travis Mathew Apparel, Lexus, American Express, Rolex, Microsoft, Arizona Beverage Company, and Powerade.

Andy Roddick Investments & Personal Life

Andy Roddick is one of the key investors in a golf apparel brand called Travis Mathew Apparel. He invested in the company in 2013 and is now a co-owner of it, along with being its brand ambassador. Apart from this, Roddick has a $5.95 million house in Austin, Texas, which has an open kitchen, a temperature-controlled wine cellar, a swimming pool and spa. He often renovates his house to keep the house new and different. He has an open kitchen and built a temperature-controlled wine cellar.

Andy Roddick also has an exquisite car collection, owning luxury cars like Aston Martin DB11, Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio and Infiniti Q50 Red Sport 400. He currently resides in Austin, Texas, USA with his wife Brooklyn Decker and two children.

Andy Roddick Other Sources of Income

Other than his endorsements and investments, Andy Roddick also accumulates a large sum of money by working as a tennis pundit, commentator, and host for television media channels like The Tennis Channel, where he worked as an analyst in 2020.

Andy Roddick Charity Work

Andy Roddick runs his own charity foundation called the ‘Andy Roddick Foundation,’ that aims to provide lower-income students with high-quality summer learning opportunities in a school-like environment. The foundation was started by Roddick at the age of just 17 years in 2000, when he was the No. 1 ranked Junior tennis player. Since then, the organization has raised more than $30 million and has successfully helped about 79,000 children through their quality improvement training programmes.