Chris Evert Net Worth

Chris Evert net worth in 2026 is estimated at $16 million [1][2]. She built it from 18 Grand Slam singles titles, endorsements, a long career as an ESPN analyst, her tennis academy in Boca Raton and her apparel line. She was the first woman to earn $1 million in career prize money, in 1976. Her academy in Boca Raton and her apparel line add further income.

Chris Evert won 18 Grand Slam singles titles between 1974 and 1986 [3]. She won seven French Opens, six US Opens, three Wimbledons and two Australian Opens, and she won 157 singles titles in total, the most by any woman in the Open Era. She won 157 singles titles in total, the most by any woman in the Open Era.

Chris Evert earned $8,895,195 in career prize money [1]. She became the first woman to earn $1 million in career prize money in 1976. In today's dollars her career earnings are worth around $30 million. In today's dollars her career earnings are worth around $30 million.

Chris Evert works as a tennis analyst for ESPN, covering the Grand Slams, and runs the Evert Tennis Academy in Boca Raton, Florida [3]. She also has her own apparel line, Chrissie by Tail, and writes for Tennis Magazine. She also has her own apparel line, Chrissie by Tail, and writes for Tennis Magazine. She also writes for Tennis Magazine.

Chris Evert's biggest rival was Martina Navratilova [3]. The two played each other 80 times over 15 years, with Navratilova winning 43 matches and Evert winning 37, in one of the greatest rivalries in the history of sport. The two played each other 80 times over 15 years, with Navratilova winning 43 matches.

Chris Evert has been married three times, to John Lloyd, Andy Mill and Greg Norman [3]. She has three sons with Andy Mill. She has spoken openly about her ovarian cancer diagnosis in 2022 and about her treatment since then. She has spoken openly about her ovarian cancer diagnosis in 2022 and about her treatment since then.