- Soccer sits atop the pay pyramid: Cristiano Ronaldo’s earnings headline a record year for athlete income.
- Record contracts span leagues: Shohei Ohtani’s 70M and $60M per year, respectively.
- Outside the “Big Four,” top stars in F1, golf, boxing, NASCAR, and other sports also command eight-figure paydays.
- Baseball’s mega-deals lead in total value: Ohtani’s 10-year, $700 million contract with the Dodgers is the largest in pro sports history, even if others out-earn him annually.
- Oklahoma City’s Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is set to earn roughly 60M per season.
- In the NHL, Leon Draisaitl set a new benchmark with $14 million annually with the Edmonton Oilers.
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Dak always cracks me up
I'm surprised e-sports isn't higher. I wonder if they make more of their income via other means like sponsorships.
Also, where is tennis? I guess they don't really earn salaries and make their money via sponsorships and winnings?