Swiss tennis star Roger Federer has achieved a milestone, but this time off the court. Federer (44), who has won 20 Grand Slam titles and a total of 103 titles in his professional career, has joined the Forbes list of billionaires, highlighting his tremendous success outside of tennis. Federer appeared in the 2026 ranking with a fortune estimated at $1.1 billion, becoming one of the few athletes in history to reach the billionaire status through a combination of sporting success, sponsorships, and business ventures, according to Spanish newspaper Marca. Without his agent Tony Godsik, it would be impossible to understand his wealth. Godsik has accompanied Federer throughout his professional ATP career and now accompanies him in the business world; together they have created the successful Laver Cup. Thanks to his tennis racket, this talented player, born in Basel and residing in Dubai, has accumulated $130.339 million, with the rest of his fortune coming from earnings from the use of his image in company advertisements.
