Nick Kyrgios Net Worth 2022 – Prize money, Salary, Endorsements

Last Updated on July 7, 2022

Nicholas Hilmy Kyrgios, famously known as Nick Kyrgios is an ace Australian tennis player who plays in both categories of men’s tennis, i.e., Singles and Doubles. He has played Mixed doubles but is known for playing in Men’s singles, where he has achieved maximum success. He turned pro in 2013 and has 6 ATP titles to his name thus far. He has also advanced to the quarter-final of the Australian Open and Wimbledon semifinals. He has created more headlines for his haircuts, bad behavior on the court, and the exclusive gold chain he wears with a cross sign. This season alone, Nick has managed to add $591,859 to his account from participating in various tournaments.

In this article, we will tell you how else Nick Kyrgios makes money.

Nick Kyrgios Career

Nick Kyrgios was born on 27th April 1995 in the capital city of Australia, Canberra. He was born to Giorgos Kyrgios, a house painter, and Norlaila “Nill” Kyrgios, a computer engineer. He has an older brother named Christos Kyrgios, a lawyer, and an older sister named Halimah Kyrgios, an actress. He started playing tennis from a very early age and has made headlines ever since he started playing junior-level tournaments in 2008. He was into basketball, but he decided to focus entirely on tennis as soon as he entered his teens. In 2009, he was awarded a scholarship from the Australian Institute of Sport to develop his game. After getting the scholarship, he relocated to Melbourne from Canberra. A year later, he relocated back to Canberra and developed his career there.

He won a couple of grand slam junior doubles titles in 2012 and presented himself as a serious contender. In 2013, he won his first juniors singles grand slam title at the Australian Open. He turned pro in 2013 and rose to stardom in 2014, when he reached the quarter-final of Wimbledon, where he defeated then world number one Rafael Nadal in the fourth round.

First ATP Title

He won his first ATP title in 2016 at the Open 13, where he defeated the home favorite Richard Gasquet in the semis and top seed Marin Cilic 6–2, 7–6(7–3) in the finals.

.@NickKyrgios wins his first #ATP title at @Open13 with a 62 76(3) win over Cilic. https://t.co/AMwTyXwOsv #tennis pic.twitter.com/XoWEhlITSk

— ATP Tour (@atptour) February 21, 2016

His freakish and audacious tennis style made many tennis greats in awe of him and started looking upon him as a serious threat for many. From 2018 though his form has dipped as his court behavior and his miss from many major tournaments have seen drop in rankings. The forehand winners which were once the fastest winners have lost some of its speed after many hip injuries that he has battled in his career. He won two ATP 500 titles in 2019, and those are the last titles that he has won. He has missed the major part of 2020, and since then, he hasn’t advanced past the second round in any major or ATP 1000 masters. He is currently ranked 102 as he is out of the top 100 after seven years.

Grand Slam Results

The best that he has done at the grand slams in men’s singles is reaching the quarter-finals of Wimbledon and the Australian Open in 2014 and 2015, respectively. He hasn’t advanced past 3rd round of any Grand Slams since the 2019 US Open. In doubles, though, he has started making inroads and won his first Grand Slam Doubles title by winning the 2022 Australian Open doubles title, partnering with fellow Thanasi Kokkinakis in straight sets over his countrymen Matthew Ebden and Max Purcell.

Current Season

Nick competed in several tournaments in the 2022 season. At the Australian Open, Kyrgios reached the second round, where he lost to eventual finalist Daniil Medvedev in four sets. At his first Masters in Indian Wells, the 26-year-old reached the quarterfinals, where he was defeated in three sets by the “King of the Clay”, Rafael Nadal. At the Miami tournament, Kyrgios was stopped by young Italian Jannik Sinner in the fourth round of the competition.

At the main grass tournament of the year, Wimbledon, Nick showed incredible tennis, reaching the semifinals with confidence. He will face Rafael Nadal for a place in the final. The Spaniard leads 6-3 in the head-to-head

Career Highlights

• Washington,Acapulco 2019
• Brisbane 2018
• Tokyo,Atlanta,Marseille 2016

Nick Kyrgios’ Grand Slam Records

All athletes want to win a trophy at a grand slam tournament, Nick is no exception. We’ve compiled his performance statistics for the major majors in the table.

Nick Kyrgios Endorsements

Nick Kyrgios is considered a marketable product by many brands. He has endorsed famous brands like Nike, IMG, Yonex, Beats, and Global Sporting Connections. Previously he was supported by Bonds and Malaysian Airlines.

Nick Kyrgios Net Worth

In 2022 Kyrgios earned $591,859 in prize money for 22 matches in various tournaments. During his professional career, Nick earned $9,905,710 in prize money according to the official ATP website. We estimated Nick Kyrgios’s net worth at $15 000 000.

Nick Kyrgios’ house and cars

He has a residence in his birthplace of Canberra, but he also owns an abode on the other side of Bass talent pool – The Bahamas. His current home offers him three bathrooms with four bedrooms to accommodate all his needs; it even includes a gaming room!

In a world where most athletes only drive cars that are common enough to be found anywhere, it is refreshing and fascinating to see someone with the personality of Kyrgios own such an exclusive collection.

He has been seen driving everything from Mercedes Benz (C Class) or BMW M3s just as much as he loves having fun in his Dodge Challenger SRT Demon which can shred tires at will! This guy has one Nissan r35 GTR but also owns a very popular Tesla Model X.

Nick Kyrgios’ prize money compared to the top 10 ATP players

Nick Kyrgios has proven more than once that he can beat the top tennis players at various stages of tournaments. We compared the prize money of other top 10 ATP players with the prize money earned by Nick Kyrgios.

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