Thiago Moura Monteiro, a Brazilian professional tennis player born on 31 May, 1994 earns an estimated salary of $500,000 per annum.
Thiago had a successful junior career, winning many tournaments and peaking in the ITF Junior Circuit rankings at No. 2 on 2 February 2012. He ended his junior career with a 77–31 win record on singles and 47–32 on doubles.
In 2004, and at just 10 years old, Thiago won the Paraíba Tour Tournament.
The following year, he won the Fortaleza Cup, by beating Evandro Alencar in straight sets on the final and in 2006, he captured the first of three titles at the Banana Bowl, at the category u12.
Four years later, Thiago was the number one in both CBT and COSAT ranking.
He won his third and final title at the 40th edition of the Banana Bowl, this time at the u16 category and also made his debut on the ATP Singles Rankings, with his participations on a Future in his birthplace, in Fortaleza.
In late 2011, Thiago won his first professional title, the Bahia Open, a Future tournament with US$10,000 in money prize.
