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Roger Federer has been out of the tour for almost a year now. However, his magnificent aura and his contribution to the sporting world have kept him the highest-earning tennis player. According to recently published data, Roger Federer has made a whopping $85.7 Million in 2022. The list also features several other elite active as well as ex-players from other sports.

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Roger Federer earning without playing

Since the time he turned pro in 1998, Federer has been a player that the whole world looks up to. Climbing the ladder of success in the most rapid way, Federer today stands as one of the greatest players of all time. Last year at the 2021 Wimbledon, Federer was eyeing his 9th title, when he suffered a quarterfinal loss. Post the loss, he had to undergo a third surgery on his knee. The Swiss grace has been out of the tour ever since then.

However, being out of the tour hasn’t stopped Federer from filling up his bank account. In recent data published by the Sports-Business website Sportico, Roger Federer, with $85.7 Million is the highest-earning tennis player. One may wonder how come the former World No. 1 made such an amount even after being out of the tour. The answer to the question is, through endorsements.

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Having one of the most gracious careers, it wouldn’t be wrong to say that Federer is one of the most well-known tennis players in the world. Taking that into consideration, he is also one of the most profitable celebrity faces for brand endorsements. Being an endorser of a number of brands, Federer made $80 million out of the total $80.7 million from endorsements.

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His endorsements include Rolex, Uniqlo, Wilson, Credit Suisse, Lindt, Sunrise, and Jura Elektroapparate, Mercedes-Benz. Gillette, Barilla, Rimowa, Sunrise, On, and Moët & Chandon.

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Other tennis players on the list are Naomi Osaka with $53.2 Million, and Serena Williams with $35.3 Million.

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The much-awaited comeback of Federer

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Roger Federer has been out of the tour since June last year. After much waiting, Federer finally gave his fans a reason to rejoice as he announced his comeback a few days ago. The Swiss will make a comeback to tennis at the Laver Cup in September. However, he will make his tour comeback in his home country at the Swiss Indoors Basel in October.

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Ahmar Wasif is a Golf author at EssentiallySports. He is a national level tennis player and has a number of titles to his name. His experience on the court allows him to incorporate a deeper understanding in his coverage of the sport. Ahmar has worked with various media organizations as part of their editorial team, most recently with The Probe. When he's not following his idol Rafael Nadal, Ahmar loves to munch on food and try new and different cuisines.

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