Dylan Alcott Net Worth (Updated 2024)

Dylan Alcott net worth: Dylan is the most renowned wheelchair tennis player with a net worth of $45 million approximately. In addition, he is also a talented basketball player, television host and influencer in Australia. Dylan further remained a significant component of the national basketball team named Rollers, which is specified for the disabled players of Australia. When he was only 17, he won the gold medal in the Beijing Paralympics and was recognized as the youngest competitor in basketball competitions throughout history.

Name	Dylan Alcott
Net worth	$ 5 million
Salary	$ 1 million
Age	32 years old
Updated	2023
Source of income	Wheelchair Football Player

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Early Life:

Dylan gave birth on December 4, 1990, and his birth place is Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. As of 2024, he is 32 years old. Dylan’s father’s name is Martin Alcott, while his mother is Resie Alcott. He has one older brother named Zack Alcott. For his educational journey, he went to Brighton Grammar School when he was 6. After that, he enrolled at the University of Melbourne, where he studied Commerce.

Furthermore, to pursue his studies, he received his graduation from Brighton Grammar School. When he was born, he had a tumour covered around his spinal cord, but later, he was treated in the initial time of his growth. The operation succeeded, but it left a person with paraplegia, which required him to use a wheelchair. His disability did not affect his career.

Tennis:

At the beginning of his career, he played wheelchair tennis and started representing his country on various occasions and events. He scored a rank of 100 worldwide when he was only 16. Furthermore, he signed his debut for Men’s National Wheelchair Basketball Team named Rollers. Later, in 2006, he again performed at the Wheelchair Basketball World Championship, and his team received Bronze Medal there.

After that, he appeared in the Beijing Olympic Tournament, which was held in January 2008.

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Basketball:

He did not limit himself to tennis, but he also tried his luck in the domain of basketball. He attained a good name and popularity through his unbeatable performance in the competition of National League. He played against Dandenong Rangers. Because of his impressive skills, he was later selected for the all-star team in 2008 and Junior National Basketball Championships.

Alcott then won the gold medal for the Summer Paralympics played for Rollers. For that performance, he won the Medal of the Order of Australia.

During his successful career journey, in 2009, he was offered a scholarship from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. After studying there for one year, he shifted to Melbourne because of the London Paralympic Games in 2012.

Golden Salm:2021

Because of his impressive performances, he stood up to the third professional tennis player and the only male athlete who won the calendar-year Golden Salm. That achievement made him win the winning singles titles in

French Open
Australian Open
Wimbledon
US Open

Later, he also became the first player who accomplished the Wheelchair Tennis Master’s title, which he won in the Quads singles event.

He defeated the reigning champions David Wagner and Nick Taylor in his fantastic career. The match was for a gold medal match, and he played 4-6,6-4,7-5.

Further, he won against Andy Lapthrone, where he stood at 6-3,6-4.

Endorsements:

Being a successful celebrity, many brands offered him endorsements. These brands there include

Nike
KIA
ANZ

Career Prize money:

He won many prizes over his career because of his stunning performances in football matches.

He got

$69,057 for singles winners
$24,530 for runner-ups
$25,895 for semi-finalists
$18,700 for quarter-finalists

He advised the audience that

The biggest thing is that for every one thing, you can’t do.

Awards:

Over his career, he attained various awards like

NWBL Low Point MVP(2010)
4x Wheelchair Sports Victoria Junior Athlete of the year (2004-2006)
Junior National Championships MVP (2010)
Dandenong Rangers Most Improved Player(2007)

Books:

Aside from being a great athlete, he is also a fantastic author who wrote these two books:

Able: Gold Medals, Grand Slams and Smashing Glass Ceilings
Able: Fully Updated Edition

He also joined his team member to achieve the feat in 2021. The name of his teammate was Diede de Groot.

Personal Life:

Dylan is involved in a long-term relationship with his partner, Chantelle Otten. They both have been dating since 2018. His wife is a well-known sex therapist. Chantelle learned in his first meeting that he is the guy with whom she will spend her entire life. The couple is spending their happy life in their private Melbourne house. They do not have any children now.

Biography:

Celebrity Name	Dylan Alcott
Real Name	Dylan Martin Aclott
Net worth	$5 million
Profession	Motivational Speaker, Wheelchair Tennis and Basketball Player
Age	32 years old
Birthday	December 4, 1990
Birthplace	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Height	6 feet 2 inches (197 cm)
Weight	99 kg (219 lbs)
Religion	Christianity
Ethnicity	Not known
Zodiac Sign	Sagittarius
Nationality	Australian
Residence	Hampton East, Victoria
Marital Status	Committed

Dylan Alcott’s net worth, income and salary:

Dylan is a famous wheelchair tennis athlete who attained nearly $5 million net worth throughout his professional career. The primary source of his income and salary through his athletic career. He is listed as one of Australia’s wealthiest and most famed paralympic players. In 2021, when he won the Paralympics gold medal, that day changed his life and turned him into the most well-named and rich player. At that time, he declared that he would not feature any more in the Paralympics of Paris, which would be held in 2024.