Diego Schwartzman 2021: Net Worth, Salary and Endorsements

Diego Schwartzman is a clay-court specialist from Argentina, known for his high-quality return game. Schwartzman is also noted for his strong groundstrokes. He reached a career-high ranking of world no. 8 in the ATP world rankings in October 2020.

On Court Achievements

Diego Schwartzman has won three ATP titles in his career. At 5' 7" (170cm), Schwartzman became the shortest grand slam quarter-finalist in the 2017 US Open since Jaime Yzaga (5' 7") at US Open 1994. His best major results came at the French Open 2020, where he reached the semi-finals, and US Open 2017 and 2019, where he reached the quarterfinals.

The Argentine conquered an ATP 250 tournament in Istanbul in 2016. However, the ATP 500 title at the Rio Open in 2018 is by far the biggest title in Schwartzman's career.

He also is a runner-up in seven ATP 250 tournaments, including Belgium in 2016, Buenos Aires in 2017, and Vienna in 2019. Three of his seven finals appearances came in 2020, at Cordoba, Rome, and Cologne.

He has two wins against Dominic Thiem and one against Marin Cilic, Kevin Anderson and Kei Nishikori each.

Schwartzman also reached the 2018 French Open doubles semi-final.

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Schwartzman's form leading up to the 2021 season

Schwartzman had his best year on the ATP Tour in 2020. He reached the Australian Open fourth round without dropping a set. The Argentine secured his first win against Rafael Nadal at the Italian Open, that too on clay. He reached the final, which was his maiden Masters 1000 final, and also made two other ATP finals in 2020.

Schwartzman also made the French Open semi-final, losing to Nadal this time. His good season then got better as he made his ATP top-10 debut and his maiden appearance at the ATP Finals.

Diego Schwartzman: Net worth 2021

Schwartzman has earned $9,118,129 worth of prize-money so far in his career. He has an estimated net worth of $6 million.

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Diego Schwartzman's Endorsements 2021

Diego Schwartzman has been endorsed by an Italian sporting goods company, Fila, and by sports and clothing company, Head. He also previously signed endorsement deals with Voltaren and Peugeot.

Foundation and Charity

In 2020, Schwartzman organized two FIFA 20 online tournaments with other celebrities, including footballer Paulo Dybala. All proceeds were donated for the benefit of Red Cross Argentina.

During the lockdown, he also got together with former NBA star Manu Ginobili and helped Seamos Uno, a charity that raised funds and donated food boxes to those in need in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

How to contact Diego Schwartzman?

Twitter, Instagram