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Serena Williams vs Carlos Alcaraz: A $350M combined net worth at US Open 2026

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Tennis legends Serena Williams and Carlos Alcaraz teamed up for the US Open 2026 mixed doubles event. Williams holds a net worth of approximately $300 million, significantly outpacing Alcaraz's estimated $50 million. Williams built her fortune through endorsements, business investments, and ventures extending well beyond her playing career. Alcaraz, still early in his career, saw rapid financial growth following his breakthrough US Open title in 2022. Together, the pair represent a combined net worth of $350 million, underscoring the stark contrast between a veteran icon's accumulated wealth and a rising star's early earnings.

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