The consistency of Coco Gauff was finally rewarded this year. The 19-year-old won the US Open in front of her home crowd. Indeed, it was a moment to cherish for her after achieving the biggest victory of her tennis career. She has been consistent with her performances for quite a few years now. Additionally, she is one of the top players in the women’s circuit currently. Owing to her brilliant performances, Gauff has been rewarded with a major achievement.

Not only is Gauff popular on the court but off the court too. She has many top-tier sponsorship deals from which she earns a hefty sum. As a result, she has left some top athletes behind.

Coco Gauff becomes the highest-paid female athlete

Minutes ago, it was announced that the 19-year-old American sensation has become the world’s highest-paid women athlete. Gauff earned $22,700,000 from prize money and endorsements, making her top the chart. Fellow tennis player, Iga Swiatek, was a close second with $21.9 M in earnings.

Gauff even left behind the likes of Naomi Osaka and Simone Biles. While the Japanese star was 5th on the list, Biles dropped to the 9th position with $8.5 M in earnings.

Gauff has been successful not only in singles but also in doubles. She has partnered with her compatriot, Jessica Pegula, and the two have had consistent performances throughout the year. It has helped Gauff earn $6.7 Million in prize money and the remaining amount, she has earned in endorsements.

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Despite the raging success, Coco Gauff has remained down to earth. Following her massive US Open victory, she heaped special praise on her parents without whom she wouldn’t have played tennis and reached these heights.

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Coco Gauff’s special tribute to her parents

The 19-year-old won her first Grand Slam title at the 2023 US Open. Subsequently, she revealed how her parents had a special role to play in her success.

Talking about this, she said, “Yeah, so my dad is the reason why I started playing tennis. And he still gives me tips every now and then, pretty much all the time. And my mom, she kind of helped me on my journey.”

Indeed, it is one complete family as Gauff’s parents have been the backbone of her success. The American sensation will look to reach new highs as she aims to enter the 2024 season with a bang.

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