Steffi Graf Net worth

Name	Steffi Graf
Source of Income	Tennis and Endorsements
Estimated networth	$145 million
Age	52 years
Marital status	Married
Endorsements	Opel, Rexona, Teekanne, Citibank, Danone, Barilla, Apollinaris etc.
Citizenship	German
Prize Money	$21,895,277
Residence	Las Vegas, Nevada, the United States of America

Born on June 14, 1969 in Mannheim, Germany, Steffi Graf is a former World No. 1 player who has 22 Grand Slam titles to her name, the third-most in the Open Era. The German is the only player in the history of the sport to accomplish the Golden Slam, winning all the four Majors as well as the Olympic Gold in 1988.

Graf is the only tennis player to win every Grand Slam on at least four occasions to date. She also held the No. 1 spot for a total period of 377 weeks, which again is a milestone in the sport. She married renowned tennis player, Andre Agassi, in 2001.

Graf was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2004, which was followed by her entry into the German Sports Hall of Fame in 2008.

How much is Steffi Graf’s net worth in 2022?

As of 2022, Graf’s net worth is estimated to be $145 million, majority of which she has earned through her exquisite endorsement deals.

Steffi Graf’s prize money

Having won a total of 107 titles, Graf bagged a whopping sum of $21,895,277 in prize money on the WTA tour. That's the same as around 40 million in today's dollars.

Steffi Graf’s endorsements

Graf signed a ten-year endorsement deal with car manufacturing company, Opel, in 1985 and also endorsed Rexona, an Australian deodorant and antiperspirant brand, from 1994 to 1998.

In addition to these, Graf has had partnership ties with companies like Teekanne, Citibank, Danone, Barilla, and Apollinari. During her career, she was sponsored by Adidas and she wore the company’s apparel and sneakers known as the St. Graf Pro line.

Gauff has even served as a brand ambassador of Kerala tourism, a state in India. She also promoted Ayurveda in North America.

Steffi Graf’s Investments

In 2016, Graf and her husband, Agassi invested in Unscriptd, an athlete-video site which owns proprietary technology that allows athletes to film their own video.

She also invested in Viagogo, an online event ticket marketplace for secondary buyers and sellers in 2009.

Steffi Graf’s Charity Work

Graf is the founder and chairperson of ‘Children for Tomorrow,’ a non-profit foundation that develops projects to support traumatized kids.

Started more than 20 years ago, the organization has supported the mental health of numerous children and their families who have been affected by the atrocities of violence, war and persecution.