Luke Jensen Net Worth 2018: What is this tennis player worth?
Luke Jensen is a tennis player who was born on June 18, 1966, in Grayling, Michigan, U.S.. This article will take a look at Luke Jensen’s net worth.
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Luke Jensen Career, Earnings
Luke Jensen’s professional career began in 1987. Jensen lives in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S. and plays Ambidextrous (one-handed backhand).
Over an accomplished career, Jensen won a total of 0 singles titles, won a total of 10 doubles titles and earned a total of $1,314,855 from competition. Jensen has won 0 singles titles, with a record of 12-43 and reached a rank of No. 168 (July 25, 1988). Jensen has won 10 doubles titles, with a record of 252-297 and reached a rank of No. 6 (November 1, 1993) in doubles play.
Luke Jensen has an Australian Open record of achieving a number one ranking (1995 Australian Open – Men’s Singles); and a US Open junior record of achieving a number two ranking (1985 US Open – Men’s Singles; 1986 US Open – Men’s Singles).
Luke Jensen competed in doubles events with good results, including an Australian Open Doubles record of achieving a number three ranking (1992); a French Open Doubles record of 1 wins (1993); a Wimbledon Doubles record of achieving a number three ranking (1992); and a US Open Doubles record that includes reaching the quarter finals (1989). Jensen competed in these mixed events: the Australian Open with a record of F (1996); Wimbledon with a record of reaching the quarter finals (1992, 1996); and the US Open with a record of reaching the semi finals (1995, 1997).
Luke Jensen Net Worth 2018
So what is Luke Jensen’s net worth in 2018? Jensen earned a total of $1,314,855 from competition according to Wikipedia, but that’s not all of Jensen’s earnings, which may include sponsorships, businesses, and promotions. Our estimate for Luke Jensen’s net worth in 2018 is:
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