Kontaveit was reportedly diagnosed with mononucleosis in 2014, the year she turned professional, but quickly recovered and went as far as the fourth round of the US Open.
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A history maker in her own right, Anett Kontaveit is the highest ranked Estonian player in the history of tennis. Kontaveit won the Estonian championship in 2009, becoming the youngest in history to do so, and defended her crown the following year. Currently ranked second in the world, she has won six singles titles and has a career win-loss record of 66.5%. Although the Estonian is yet to have her name in the list of Grand Slam winners, she is one of the most prolific players in the world today and her career graph is well and truly on the rise. Kontaveit was reportedly diagnosed with mononucleosis in 2014, the year she turned professional, but quickly recovered and went as far as the fourth round of the US Open. In 2022, Konaveit’s best result came at the St. Petersburg Open where she beat Maria Sakkari in the final to be crowned champion.
Kontaveit found her best form in 2021, a year that saw her win four WTA finals and break in to the WTA top 10. These include the Cleveland Open, Ostrava Open, Kremlin Cup and Transylvania Cup. She also made it through to final of the WTA Finals that year in Mexico but lost to Garbine Muguruza 6-3, 7-5. The year ended with Kontaveit ranked seventh in the world. The Estonian stepped up her game in 2022 a by midway through the season, she had already won one WTA event and found herself ranked second behind Iga Swiatek.
This season, Anett Kontaveit is performing at her best. She recently defeated Belinda Bencic in the St. Petersburg Ladies Trophy 2022 quarterfinal, and Maria Sakkari in the singles final. Kontaveit receives USD 108,000 as the champion prize money if she prevails in the match. Anett is expected to have a net worth of roughly USD 7,500,000 by 2022, which is a remarkable achievement. The estimated net worth varies since it can occasionally surge before progressively declining. The tennis career accounts for the most of the value. Kontaveit won a total of 11 ITF singles titles, 1 WTA championship, and 5 ITF doubles trophies during the course of her illustrious career.
Over the course of her career, Anett Kontaveit has earned a total of USD 7.6 million in prize money so far in her career. She has a career win-loss record of 380-192 and her highest WTA ranking is second. She is currently ranked second in the world and in 2022, she has earned over USD 800,000 in prize money with a win-loss record of 23-12.
Anett Kontaveit is currently ranked second in the WTA rankings with 4476 points. Although she is one of the top ranked in the world today, the Estonian is almost 4000 points behind world no. 1 Iga Swiatek.
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