Novak Djokovic, 30, is one of the world’s most successful tennis players after turning pro in 2003.
The Serbian national, who now lives in Monte Carlo, Monaco, has won the fourth most Grand Slam singles titles in tennis history.
He has also won the French Open and has the highest match winning rate.
He holds the all-time record at 30 Masters 1000 series titles, tied with Rafael Nadal.
The Serbian has a net worth of a whopping Masters 1000 series titles, $180 million or approximately £141m.
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As well as his fortune, Djokovic has a number of other achievements under his belt.
He has appeared on the cover of Italian GQ, profiled by CBS’s 60 minutes, and has even voted one of the 100 most influential people of 2012 by TIME.
He is married to Jelena Djokovic, 31, who directs the family’s charity, the Novak Djokovic Foundation, and is pregnant with their second child.
The charity aims to improve Serbia’s education system for the betterment of future generations.
However, it was recently reported the tennis star was be putting the sport for the rest of the year to heal an injured elbow.
The announcement took place via Facebook Live video.
In the video Djokovic said: “After a year and half of carrying an elbow injury that has culminated in the last couple of months, I made the decision not to play anymore for rest of 2017 season.”
He added: “”I will take this time to heal and do different suggested methods of rehab and healing.
“I will take a couple months without the racket. After that, I’ll start to train.”
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