Roger Federer, a tennis icon, has accumulated a substantial fortune throughout his storied career. With a net worth estimated at $550 million, largely due to his 20 Grand Slam titles, endorsements, and other business ventures, Federer stands out financially among his peers. In comparison, Rafael Nadal, who holds 22 Grand Slam titles, has a net worth of $220 million, while Novak Djokovic, with 24 Grand Slam titles and a recent Olympic gold, is valued at around $240 million. Despite their remarkable achievements, neither Nadal nor Djokovic has reached Federer’s level of wealth.
After a close loss to Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon final, Federer has returned to hard court training, focusing on the upcoming Cincinnati Masters. Although he had two match points in the decisive fifth set, Federer couldn’t secure the win, allowing Djokovic to clinch his 16th Grand Slam title. Federer subsequently chose to skip the Rogers Cup in Montreal to concentrate on Cincinnati, delaying his pursuit of a third Canadian Open title. Federer has been spending time with his family in Switzerland and was recently spotted practicing at a local tennis club. The Rogers Cup tournament director expressed regret over Federer’s absence but remains optimistic that the Swiss maestro will continue playing for several more years. With both Federer and Djokovic not participating, Rafael Nadal will be the top seed at the Montreal tournament.
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