Elise Mertens Net Worth 2021 – Prize money, Salary, Endorsements

This season Elise Mertens is performing very well. At the beginning of the year, she won a trophy in Melbourne, reached the semifinals in Dubai, and then we saw Mertens in the final of the competition in Istanbul where she lost to Sorana Cirstea of Romania in two sets. All of these successes added up to $641,857 for the Belgian.

In this article, we will tell you where else, besides tennis, Mertens earns money

Elise Mertens Career

Elisa started training at the age of 4 and immediately began to show notable success. The Belgian often participated in foreign junior competitions, where she achieved good success. Thus, in the seasons 2012 and 2013 she reached the 1/2 finals of the European Championships and twice at the Grand Slam tournaments in the junior singles. In doubles her achievements were slightly more significant – a title in Mexico and the final of the US Open.

Elisa made her professional debut in 2010 at a local start. At the beginning of 2013 she already had several small ITF awards. The following season she conquered the big ITF, and a season later Mertens made her Wimbledon qualifying debut. Unfortunately, she did not make it to the main draw.

By the end of 2015, the Belgian had won the 50,000-meters in Mexico and a place among the top 200 tennis players in the world. Mertens will make her WTA and US Open debut in the main draw next year.

WTA HOBART – Elise Mertens beats Monica Niculescu and wins her first WTA title https://t.co/XKava811ZI pic.twitter.com/2vZUSNkosY

— Tennis World USA (@TennisWorlden) January 14, 2017

In 2017, Elise had her first truly serious success. She won a serious trophy in Hobart and solidly established herself in the top 50. During the season, the athlete made it to the semifinals of major WTA tournaments 4 times (Istanbul, Bostad, Luxembourg, New Haven) and ended the season in 35th position.

The new season starts with Mertens defending the title in Hobart, then makes it to the semifinals of the Australian Open where she loses to Wozniacki (a record at Grand Slam tournaments), wins in Lugano and Rabat. As a result, 13th place at the end of 2018.

🏆 Elise Mertens wins Doha title beating Simona Halep 3-6 6-4 6-3! pic.twitter.com/2pme9xsExK

— We Are Tennis (@WeAreTennis) February 16, 2019

In 2019 the Belgian could record only one trophy. It happened at the competition in Doha, where Mertens beat Simona Halep of Romania in three sets.

Elise Mertens Endorsements

Elise Mertens has long cooperated with the famous sportswear manufacturer Lotto and tennis equipment manufacturer Head.

Among its official sponsors are Van Lanschot – the oldest independent financial institution in the Netherlands, Connections – Belgian travel service, Luxilon – Belgian manufacturer of tennis strings, Etixx – manufacturer of sports nutrition, Ledsreact – service providing training to increase the agility of athletes.

Clay season is about to start! Sliding, lots of rallies but also sometimes some longer matches 💦 Etixx Isotonic will help me to maintain my energy and Etixx Caffeine will help me to stay alert during long matches 💥 #fuelledbyEtixx #ProudPartner #fuelyourgoal #etixx pic.twitter.com/TVtekr9ERs

— Elise Mertens (@elise_mertens) April 5, 2021

Elise Mertens Net Worth

The Belgian played 22 games this season and earned $641,857 in prize money. During her professional career, Elise Mertens earned $7,722,060 in prize money. We estimated her net worth at $9 000 000.

Nick Braven

Hi all, I’m Nick. My whole life is about tennis. I either write tennis articles or play tennis with my friends. Also, I like listening to Depeche Mode and walking my dog.

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