NBA (National Basketball Association) is the most popular basketball league wherein many great players have been recognized to have earned wealth throughout their basketball career and some endorsements.
Not all players have the chance to create a rich living unless you really excel in the field and that many companies will contact you for a product endorsement or be getting better contract value from their team.
Now, let's mention the top 10 wealthiest NBA players of all time.
10. Carmelo Anthony - $130 Million Net Worth
Carmelo Anthony has been ten times NBA All-Star and also named All-NBA Team six times. He manages to be the NBA scoring champion in 2013 and played four times in Olympic where the team that time manage to get 3 golds and 1 bronze.
He also manages to led Denver Nuggets to playoffs and also got two division title. During his career, he earned with a net worth of $130 million.
9. Tim Duncan - $150 Million Net Worth
Tim Duncan has been five times NBA champion, three times NBA Finals MVP, two times NBA Most Valuable Player, fifteen times NBA All-Star. He has received many awards during her career in NBA and was considered as one of the best players. He has a net worth of $150 million.
8. Grant Hill - $180 Million Net Worth
Grant Hill has been seven times NBA All-Star and has been an NBA Co-Rookie of the Year in 1995. He is also regarded as one of the best NBA players that can play all-around in NBA history. He played with several teams like Orlando Magic, LA Clippers, Phoenix Suns, and Detroit Pistons. He retired in 2013 and acquired a net worth of $180 million.
7. Kevin Garnett - $180 Million Net Worth
Kevin Garnett acquired NBA Most Valuable Player in 2004 and NBA Champion in 2008. He was fifteen times NBA All-Star and awarded as NBA Defensive Player of the Year in 2008. He leads Minnesota Timberwolves to Western Conference Finals in 2014. He retired in the year 2016 with a net worth of $180 million.
6. Hakeem Olajuwon - $200 Million Net Worth
Hakeem Olajuwon awarded as two times NBA Finals MVP, NBA Most Valuable Player in 1994. He has been twelve times NBA All-Star, two times NBA rebound leader and three times NBA blocks leader. He has acquired many awards throughout his career and inducted two times Hall of Fame.
He has really outstanding skills and talent where he can dunk effortlessly naming him as "The Dream". He is recognized as one of the best players in NBA.
5. Kobe Bryant - $260 Million Net Worth
Kobe Bryant awarded as NBA Most Valuable Player in 2008, eighteen times NBA All-Star and two times NBA Finals MVP. He has earned two times NBA scoring champion and Slam Dunk champion in 1997. With a lot of business ventures and sponsorship along with his NBA salaries, he has earned $260 million net worth.
4. Lebron James - $270 Million Net Worth
Lebron James awarded as three times NBA Finals MVP and four times NBA Most Valuable Player. All-Star for fourteen times, NBA Rookie of the Year in 2004 and NBA scoring champion in 2008. He is one of the promising NBA players in this current generation.
3. Shaquille O'Neal - $350 Million Net Worth
Shaquille O'Neal has been three times NBA Finals MVP, NBA Most Valuable Player in 2000 and achieved fifteen times NBA All-Star. He was NBA Rookie of the Year in 1993, two times NBA scoring champion and received FIBA World championship MVP in 1994. He appears in TV shows, commercials and featured films earning his net worth of $350 million.
2. Magic Johnson - $500 Million Net Worth
He was one of the famous names in NBA where he was awarded three times NBA Most Valuable Player, three times NBA Finals MVP and twelve times NBA All-Star. He is a businessman and been into many business ventures. He is currently working as president of basketball operations of the Los Angeles Lakers.
1 Micheal Jordan - $1 Billion Net Worth
Micheal Jordan is the most popular name in NBA and the wealthiest player. He is recognized as Air Jordan and His Airness due to his ability to leap in free throw area in a slam dunk competition. He is one of the true legends in NBA and been Hall of Fame twice.
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