What is Ilya Ivashka's net worth, salary, prize money, endorsements? 

The Belarusian has been on a rise since breaking into the fourth round of a major championship for the first time in 2021.

Ilya Ivashka in action (Courtesy: ATP/Twitter)
By Samrat Chakraborty | Feb 4, 2022 | 2 Min Read follow icon Follow Us

Rising Belarusian tennis player Ilya Ivashka had a memorable year in 2021. He made his maiden entry to a Grand Slam main draw — Wimbledon — and also made it to its fourth round for the first-time in his career. Not only that, he achieved his career-best singles ranking of World No.43 in the same year. 

Ivashka loves to play on quicker surfaces than clay as it suits his game. The 27-year-old can operate with flat and powerful groundstrokes which gives him plenty of attacking options inside the baseline. He can strike with precision and pace off his forehand and can win points with his first serve.

The Belarusian entered the top 100 singles ranking for the first-time in 2018. He was also the first Belarusian tour-level semi-finalist since Max Mirnyi at 2005 Rotterdam. He defeated Mikael Ymer for the 2021 Winston-Salem Open title in 56 minutes to secure his first ATP title. It also made him the first player from Belarus to win an ATP Tour singles title since Max Mirnyi in 2003 at Rotterdam besides being the eighth First-Time ATP Tour Champion. 

READ MORE: Who is Ilya Ivashka’s girlfriend?

Ilya Ivashka’s salary and net worth

Ivashka who majorly plays at the ATP Challenger Tour has a net worth of $1-5 million USD. His salary is around USD 1,573,659.

Ilya Ivashka prize money breakup

Ilya Ivashka has been in the circuit for the last four years. His prize money has been rising exponentially.

YearPrize Money (All in USD)Titles Won
2018332,0110
2019306,5020
2020167,4790
2021873,9211

Ilya Ivashka’s endorsements

Hydrogen

Ivashka has a clothing sponsorship with luxury sportswear company, Hydrogen. The company was founded in 2003 and aims to shake up the sports apparel industry with its provocative clothing.

Head

Ivashka has a racquet sponsorship contract with Head. He used the Head Graphene 360+ Prestige Pro tennis racquet.





Related Post

HIGHLIGHTS

Buzzwords