A large share of her income came from partnerships with various brands.

Aryna Sabalenka took 4th place among the richest tennis players in the Forbes ranking. Her annual income was estimated at $36.1 million (of which $13.1 million — prize money/appearances, $23 million — off-court).
The 28-year-old Belarusian has held the top spot in the WTA rankings for almost two years. In 2026, she has already won three tournaments (Miami, Indian Wells, Brisbane). Off-court, she has signed partnerships with Emirates, jewelry brand Material Good, Stella Artois, and more.
Among women, only Serena Williams ranks higher than Sabalenka, with her annual income estimated at $40.1 million.
In first place among the richest tennis players is Jannik Sinner with an annual income of $58 million, followed by Carlos Alcaraz with $53.7 million.
After Sabalenka, Coco Gauff is in fifth place with $35.5 million, Novak Djokovic in sixth with $30.2 million, Qinwen Zheng in seventh with $22.6 million, Iga Swiatek in eighth with $20.5 million, Alexander Zverev in ninth with $18.7 million, and Elena Rybakina closes the top ten with $17.4 million.
For the first time in the ranking's history, there are more women than men in the top 10 (6 versus 4).
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