Emma Raducanu has a net worth of approximately £14 million, according to estimates, providing financial security despite missing out on a potential £3.6 million prize at Wimbledon. The 23-year-old British tennis star withdrew from the tournament on the eve of its start due to a stress fracture in her shin, casting doubt on her participation in the US Open later this year.
Had she competed, Raducanu would have been eligible for a share of the expanded £64.2 million prize pot, up from £53.5 million in 2025. The singles champions now receive £3.6 million, with runners-up earning £1.8 million. Even early-round exits are lucrative; second-round losers pocket £126,000, while quarter-finalists earn £480,000.
Raducanu's wealth largely comes from off-court endorsements with brands such as Dior, Tiffany & Co., Wilson, Evian, HSBC and British Airways, as well as a previous deal with Vodafone. Her on-court earnings total nearly £5 million, including the £1.8 million prize for winning the US Open in 2021 and over £136,000 for reaching the final of the HSBC Championships at Queen's Club.
Her withdrawal from Wimbledon marks the second time in four years she has missed her home Grand Slam due to injury. Raducanu announced the decision on Instagram, stating that a scan revealed a stress fracture and that she had been medically advised to stop pushing through. She expressed her disappointment, saying playing at Wimbledon 'means everything to me.'
Whether she will compete at the US Open, which begins in late August, remains uncertain due to the injury. Raducanu had been preparing for a first-round match against Antonia Ruzic at Wimbledon before the sudden withdrawal.
