How much is Jo Durie’s Net worth? Know about her career and Awards

Tennis is one of the most followed sports in the world right now and tennis players are widely followed by their fans. Everyone must be curious to have information about the players, their lifestyles, net worth and the amount they earn. Today we will talk about Jo Durie, the British professional tennis player who amazed the world by her talent.

Jo Durie is still recognized as one of the best British women in tennis till the date. She might have made a good fortune with tennis career, let's know more.

How much is Jo Durie's Net worth?

Let's see how much net worth has the former British tennis player been able to make in her entire career. According to some source, Durie has an estimated net worth of $3 million. Her major source of earning is her tennis career. She hasn't spoken much about her in medias, hence there is not much information related to her net worth and earnings.

So lucky to be in my favourite place this time of year with the weather turning cold!Absolute heaven @LaMangaClub @JTC_Tennis pic.twitter.com/nho7tfKmv5

— Jo Durie (@Jodurie) November 19, 2016

Durie made around $1.24 million from the prize money. Well, this may not be the only earnings of her career. She had several endorsing companies and made some amount from the endorsements.

More often, Durie can be seen having a lavish lifestyle. She shares the moments of her weekend fun quite often. On one of her tweets, she can be seen chilling with a beer on the pool. Who else wouldn't want this kind of life?

Know about Durie's Career and Awards.

Jonna Marie Durie better known as Jo Durie is the former British international professional tennis player.Durie has left her unforgettable marks in the history of tennis. In her career, she was able to be honored as world's number 5 in single and World's number nine.

On 1977, Durie had her debut as a professional player at the Wimbledon representing her national side.Durie was ranked the No. 1 British player for most of her career. She won the British National Singles title a record seven times. She was the second British woman player to win $1 million in prize money.

So nice to finally meet @JoKonta91 fun chat & Jo has great vision & a positive attitude to the future of her tennis. Exciting times pic.twitter.com/06HjbPn2gG

— Jo Durie (@Jodurie) January 23, 2017

Durie has won 2 Grand Slam titles in her career both of them was won on mix doubles with Jeremy Bates one was at the Australian Open in 1991 and other was Wimbledon in 1987.After having three successive operations on her left knee and her other injuries, Durie finally got retired on 1995. 

Durie's last match of her career was indeed an unforgettable moment, despite her loss she received a full standing ovation by the crowd on the 'old' No.1 Court.After her retirement, she chose to work as a TV tennis commentator for both the BBC and the British Eurosport.