Roger Federer Joins Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Tiger Woods in Billionaires Club
According to Forbes, Roger Federer, the legend of tennis after more than three years of retirement, continues to make headlines and recording when he joins an ultra -private club and joins an ultra -private club.
Federer retired in 2022.
During his decorated career, Swiss Maestro won an impressive prize money of $ 131 million behind Novak Djokovic ($ 189 million) and Rafael Nadal ($ 135 million).
However, most of his reserve came from the corporate initiative.
The investments in the Swiss athletic brand have won 375 million dollars for the value of 3 percent shares by following the company’s public listing and rising valuation.
King Roger also has a long brand confirmations with great names such as Uniqlo, Nike, Rolex, Mercedes-Benz and Moët & Chandon.
With approval, it earns more than $ 300 million.
Beyond the approvals, he invested in Ventures like Notco, founded Team8 and launched the Laver Cup, and strengthened his status as a business strategist and a sports symbol.
Federer is now participating in a distinguished list of all -time sports wonders, ion țireac (tennis), Michael Jordan (basketball), Lebron James (basketball), young Bridgeman (Junior Bridgeman) and Tiger Woods (Golf).
Currently, the Spanish star Carlos Alcarez continues to be the most popular face of the game, and at the same time the highest paid tennis player who won 48.3 million dollars (last 12 months), then 47.3 million dollars earning 1 seed Jannik Sinner.
