Daniil Medvedev shares sum of money it’d take for him to think about retiring at 28

Daniil Medvedev reveals it could take a completely huge sum of money for him to think about retiring at this actual second because the Russian would take into consideration strolling away from professional tennis provided that somebody provided him a billion proper now. 

For the previous a number of years, the world No. 5 has been top-of-the-line gamers within the sport. And being top-of-the-line often ends in producing some good cash in match prize cash but additionally from sponsors and endorsement offers. 

In line with the ATP web site, the 2021 US Open champion earned $5.5 million this 12 months from competing in tournaments and in addition collected practically $44 million to date in his profession – that makes him one of many prime earners from his era.

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Medvedev on the sum it could take for him to think about retirement now

For some, the Russian’s earnings can be sufficient to already name it a profession at 28. However on the subject of the previous world No. 1 who turns 29 in February, that is not the case. 

“I think this sum doesn’t exist or it’s very big. I’d say a billion. For that amount, I would probably think about it. Let’s just say that I love money. Tennis sometimes gets on my nerves, but that’s also why I love it. It’s hard to live without competition, so I try, I play, I win,” Medvedev mentioned in an interview with BetBoom’s YouTube channel.

In the meantime, the world No. 5 did not win a single this 12 months – it was the primary season since 2017 that it was the case. 

After ending his ATP Finals run within the group stage, the Medvedev  revealed that he would attempt to make some modifications and changes to his sport within the offseason and see if that helps him compete higher in opposition to the likes of Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz.