Madison Keys 2021: Net Worth, Salary and Endorsements

Madison Keys was born on 17 February 1995 in Rock Island, Illinois. Her parents are attorneys and introduced her to tennis as she was intrigued after seeing Venus Williams play tennis at Wimbledon. Later she turned professional in 2009. 

Keys believes that her forehand his her biggest strengths and she is widely regarded for her aggressive skills from the baseline. She trains under her coach, Ola Malmqvist. 

On-court achievements

Madison Keys won her first WTA title at a Premier-level tournament, Eastbourne International in 2014. Over there she defeated top ten players Jelena Jankovic and Angelique Kerber. 

In 2015, Keys breezed into the Australian Open semi-finals as a teenager and defeated Venus Williams in the quarters and later lost to Serena Williams in the last four round. By the end of the year, she qualified for WTA Elite Trophy. Post that, she suffered from a right shoulder injury.

In 2016, Keys reached two Premier 5 finals in Rome and Montreal. At the Rio Olympics, she played a tough bronze medal match against Petra Kvitova and missed the medal. Madison Keys reached the finals at US Open 2017, and that year, it was an all-American semifinal lineup in the women’s draw.

She lost to her close friend, Sloane Stephens in the US Open finals. They were the first American pair other than the Williams sisters to reach a women's Grand Slam tournament final.

In 2019, she won her first WTA clay-court title at the Charleston Open. Also, she won her first Premier 5 title in Cincinnati. En route to her title, Keys dethroned the reigning champion Simona Halep. 

Her five WTA singles titles have come in Charleston, Cincinnati, Stanford, Birmingham, and Eastbourne.

Madison Keys' form going into the 2021 season

Keys started her 2020 season in fine form, with a run to the Brisbane Open finals. However, she could not replicate that form in the other events of the season.

She lost in the opening round at the Western and Southern Open, where she was the defending champion.

Madison Keys: Net worth 2021

Madison Keys has earned $12,603,740 from the tennis courts so far. She has an estimated net worth of $8 million.

In 2019, she was 13th on the list of highest-paid female athletes in the world, earning $5.5 million.

Madison Keys’ Endorsements 2021

Madison Keys is the ambassador for the French water company, Evian. She has partnered with contact lens brand Acuvue. She has been sponsored by Nike since she was 14 years old and she uses Wilson racquets. Keys also endorsed a Florida based company Orangetheory Fitness. 

Ultimate Software is also one of her partners.

Foundation and Charity

In 2020, Keys launched the Kindness Wins campaign for charitable purposes. She also contributed and donated towards coronavirus relief efforts.

How to contact Madison Keys?

Twitter - @Madison_Keys

Instagram - Madison Keys