As a squash player, Abbie Palmer reportedly earns around $74,864 as his yearly salary from PSA. Further, Abbie Palmer has an estimated net worth of over $374,320.
Abbie Palmer was born on 30 October 1997, in Whangarei, New Zealand. She holds a citizenship of New Zealand. Further, her star sign is Scorpio.
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There is barely any information regarding Palmer's educational background.
The Professional Squash Association (PSA) is the association for the men's and women's professional squash circuit. This association works in a similar way as the ATP and the WTA for tennis. The PSA World Tour involves over 200 tournaments every year all over the world.
CAPTION: Abbie Palmer playing squash SOURCE: Facebook Abbie Palmer has been playing in the PSA for about 5 years. Till now, she has played in a total of 23 tournaments. Out of 44 matches she played, she won 21 matches and lost the rest 23 matches. Therefore, her win ratio is 47.7. Paul Hornsby is her coach who's been coaching her since she turned pro.
There is no any rumor of Abbie Palmer's dating affairs. She hasn't revealed anything about her personal life, about whom she is currently dating. Moreover, she doesn't seem to be active in any social media pages. Therefore, we may conclude that she may be single.
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Since she is ranked 90th number in the PSA tour, she must be focussed in her games and career rather than any dating affairs.
Abbie Palmer has an estimated net worth of over $374,320 dollars. She further has an average salary of $74,864 dollars annually.
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Abbie Palmer so far has made earnings of about $374,320 dollars from her entire career of 5 years. Abbie Palmer doesn't seem to be active in social media pages.
Abbie Palmer is not only a world-class athlete but also has a very attractive individual. The famous squash player is 5 feet 4 inches in height and weighs around 56 kg.
