DIEGO SCHWARTZMAN’S NET WORTH 2021
Diego Schwartzman is an Argentine professional tennis player who is currently ranked as 9th by the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP). His best career ranking has been 8th ranked by ATP so far. The
His best Grand Slam performance has been reaching the semi-finals of the 2020 French Open. In the 2017 US Open, he became also the shortest player since Jaime Yzaga to reach the quarter-final of a Grand Slam. He’s also the shortest Jewish player to make it in the ATP top 100.
He won his third ATP title in 2019, and reach his first Masters doubles’ final the same year. However, his performances have greatly increased in 2020, marking his first qualification to the ATP Finals in 2020.
Diego is a baseliner with strong strokes on both wings, as well as having the ability to counter and go on the offensive. The Argentine has a capable forehand and backhand. He’s also able to take the ball on the rise and hit them with pace and depth.
Although not an outstanding player, he’s a consistent performer who plays a decent serve and plays even better on returning the serves. It is believed that he plays better on the defensive thanks to his ability to hit winners from way far off the court, including a wide range of volleys. He often deploys drop volleys against his opponents to lure them in.
Net Worth: $7 million
Date of Birth: August 16, 1992
Profession: Tennis Player
Height: 1.7 m (5 ft 7 in)
Nationality: Argentine
What is Diego Schwartzman’s net worth?
According to Essentially Sports, Diego Schwartzman’s net worth is $7 million. The athlete has earned more than $1.5 million in prize money alone for the calendar year 2021. Moreover, he has earned over $9 million over the course of his career in prize money according to ATP.
Schwartzman has an endorsement deal with Italian sporting goods manufacturer, Fila. The brand also provides him clothing gear for his tour. He also has a deal with Head, the tennis racket manufacturer is also responsible for providing him his playing rackets.
Diego’s Personal Life and Social Media
Born to Ricardo and Silvana Schwartzman in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the athlete is a descendant of Polish survivors from the Holocaust.
He and his siblings, two brothers and a sister attended Hebrew schools while growing up. He has been subjected to racism, however, he takes pride in his heritage and represents it proudly.
The Argentine star has 678k followers on Instagram. Moreover, he has 20k followers on Facebook and nearly 35k on Twitter as well.
In an interview with ATP, the athlete revealed that he was named after the Argentine legendary football, Diego Maradona. Like more Argentines, he considers himself a fan of Maradona and posted a homage on his social media when the latter died.
