Juncheng Shang 2025: Net Worth, Prize Money, Stats

Juncheng Shang, also known as Jerry Shang, is a rising star in the world of tennis from China. He currently competes on the ATP tour.

Shang qualified for his first Grand Slam main draw at the 2023 Australian Open, becoming the youngest player in the men’s singles draw.

Here we have Shang Juncheng’s net worth, career earnings, prize money, career highlights, stats, personal details, and more.

Juncheng Shang’s Net Worth Details

Juncheng Shang’s net worth is estimated to be $600k as of 2025. He has earned $866,755 in career earnings, in doubles and singles combined, according to the office ATP website.

The Chinese tennis youngster has earned $358,569 in prize money in Singles, only in 2024 year-to-date.

Net Worth Growth

Salary and Prize Money

Prize Money Breakdown by Year:

ATP Tour Prize Money

The data shows Shang’s prize money earnings have increased significantly from his first year as a professional in 2021 to 2022. His total career prize money of $866,755 reflects his rapid rise at a young age, with the majority coming from singles competition.

Endorsements

Shang is officially sponsored by Nike through a complete head-to-toe deal for clothing and shoes.

Babolat provides Shang’s rackets for competition and training.

About Juncheng Shang

Career Highlights

Shang comes from an athletic family – his mother Wu Na was a mixed doubles world champion in table tennis and his father Shang Yi was a national football player in China.

His family moved to Florida when he was 11 to train at the renowned IMG Academy.

As a junior, Shang reached No. 1 in the ITF rankings in July 2021.

Shang qualified for his first Grand Slam main draw at the 2023 Australian Open, becoming the youngest player in the men’s singles draw. He made history as the first Chinese man to win a main draw match at the Australian Open in the Open Era, defeating Oscar Otte in the first round.

Other career highlights include winning his first ATP Challenger title in Lexington in 2022 at age 17, reaching his maiden ATP semifinal in Hong Kong in 2024, and cracking the top 100 of the ATP rankings for the first time in May 2024 at No. 89.

Career Stats

Serve

• Aces89
• Double Faults80
• 1st Serve63%
• 1st Serve Points Won66%
• 2nd Serve Points Won52%
• Break Points Faced262
• Break Points Saved60%
• Service Games Played414
• Service Games Won74%
• Total Service Points Won61%

Return

• 1st Serve Return Points Won28%
• 2nd Serve Return Points Won47%
• Break Points Opportunities234
• Break Points Converted34%
• Return Games Played419
• Return Games Won19%
• Return Points Won35%
• Total Points Won48%

Singles Record

5 titles, 1 runner-up

FAQs

What is Shang Juncheng’s Net Worth?

$600K.

Where is he from?

Beijing, China.

What is Shang’s current career-high ranking?

Shang reached a career-high singles ranking of world No. 89 on May 20, 2024.

When did Shang turn professional?

Shang turned professional in 2021.

Who are Shang’s coaches?

Shang is currently coached by Martin Alund (since 2024) and was previously coached by Dante Bottini in 2023.

What is Shang’s playing style?

Shang is a left-handed player with a two-handed backhand.

What is Shang’s best result at a Grand Slam tournament?

Shang’s best result at a Grand Slam is reaching the third round of the Australian Open in 2024.

Has Shang won any ATP titles?

As of May 2024, Shang has not won any ATP titles but reached his first ATP semifinal in Hong Kong in 2024.

What is Shang’s total career prize money?

Shang’s total career prize money is $866,755 as of May 2024.

Who are Shang’s parents, and what is their background?

Shang’s father, Shang Yi, is a former national footballer, and his mother, Wu Na, is a former table tennis world champion.