Kirsty Gilmour has an estimated net worth of around $1 million which has accrued from her professional badminton career.
Kirsty Gilmour is a female badminton player of the highest level. She has represented Britain and Scotland in a variety of international games. She’s famous for her crazy shots and incredible talent. One of the most notable performances of Kirsty was the 2014 Commonwealth Games. She went all the way to the finals but she lost the finals to Michele Li of Canada to secure the silver medal in the tournament. Kirsty won her first senior cap at 16 years old and became the youngest badminton player to attend a Commonwealth Games for Scotland when she competed at Delhi in 2010 having just turned 17. She then went on to compete at the Commonwealth Youth Games in 2011, winning the bronze medal in the women’s singles.
Being a double Olympian at such a young age spoke volumes about her dedication to the sport. She has competed at the Rio 2016 as well as Tokyo 2020. Over the years, Kirsty has added a wealth of international medals to her name including three European Championship medals – silver in both 2016 and 2017 and bronze in 2021. She also became the first Scottish woman to win the Scottish Open since S Egelstaff in 2009 when she took victory in the women’s singles in November 2017. Kirsty’s determined campaign also made sure that she defended her title in 2018.
Kirsty has not stopped till the Scottish Open title in 2018. Kirsty has added three more medals to her kitty, one gold and two silver medals on the BWF World Tour in 2019 and 2020. She also took bronze at the 2019 European Games in Minsk. She was part of Scotland’s bronze medal-winning team at the 2020 European Team Championships. Kirsty Gilmour is the highest-ranked active Scottish badminton player.
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She has an estimated net worth of around $1 million.
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Although Kirsty has such a prosperous badminton career yet she does not have any endorsement deal to her name. She has never professed support for a product or company. However, she is the brand ambassador of Observatory for Sport in Scotland (OSS), a non-profit organization.
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