As the seventh day of action at Wimbledon came to a close on Thursday, British hopeful Liam Broady (28) walked away with an unexpected second win against Argentina’s Diego Schwartzman.
Now, as he enters the third round for the first time in his career, he’s sizing up Australian Alex de Minaur, ready for their match at court 1 on Saturday afternoon.
Broady, standing as Britain’s no.5, has seen unbelievable success since his first win in the Boy’s Doubles at Wimbledon with Tom Farquarson in 2010.
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As he reaches for the silver cup, what is Liam Broady’s net worth in 2022?
Liam Broady Net Worth:
According to online reports, Broady has an estimated net worth of around $2 Million, as of 2022.
Hailing from Stockport, Broady entered professional tennis at a young age, winning the Natwest Dorset Open in 2005 at just 11.
Following his doubles success at Wimbledon just five years later, he reached the boys singles finals in 2011, shyly losing to Australia’s Jason Kubler.
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His next appearance at the All England Club came in 2015, leaving the competition in its second round.
A few sleepy years followed, which saw his Davis Cup debut in 2018 and a series of Challenger finals, before he began to pick up pace in 2021.
During tennis’ return from the Covid-19 pandemic, Broady entered the top 150 for the first time in his career, partnered with British champion Andy Murray for a doubles match at the 2021 Italian Open, and made his Olympics debut representing Team GB.
2022 has gone well for Broady to date, with the player captaining Great Britain’s team for the 2022 ATP, before finally reaching the third round of the Men’s singles at Wimbledon.
Currently, he is sponsored by the German sports brand Bidi Badu, following a previous contract with Dunlop.
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Topics: Sport, Celebrity Net Worth, Wimbledon
Alice Lang