Daniil Medvedev – $2.9 Million

Tennis star Daniil Medvedev paved his way to the top by focusing on his tennis career for the past decade. The 23-year-old recently went head-to-head with tennis legend Rafael Nadal in the US Open Final. Unfortunately, the Russian won the runner-up position. He is still laughing all the way to the bank with a prize money check of $1.9 million.

Daniil is currently in 5th ranking spot for male tennis players, and he has a bright future ahead of him. The tennis pro has an approximate net worth of $2.9 million that includes not only prize money but endorsement deals from Swiss watch company Bovet and Technifibre. We are sure that Daniil and his new bride, Daria, have a luxuriously wealthy life ahead of them.

Jimmy Carter – $10 Million

Jimmy Carter served as the 39th president of the United States for four years, starting in 1977. He became the chief executive when the country was grappling with many issues at home and abroad. Although his ability to deal with the problems has been questionable, he is known for his work in diplomacy and advocacy; during his presidential tenure, he was also awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace in 2002.

Carter took over the family farms after the death of his father passed away and was the first person in his community to run for Georgia Senate in 1962. Carter announced his run for presidentship in the United States in 1974 and won the election in 1976. He served one term and eventually lost to Ronald Reagan.

He had already sold his family’s peanut farming business for $1.5 million, and later on, he concentrated on different things at different phases in his career. His net worth currently rests at $10 million.

Ray Allen – Est. $100 Million

Ray Allen is an American professional basketball player whose current net worth stands at $100 million. Allen is widely regarded as the sharpest three-point shooter of all time. Ray Allen has also been a pretty decent actor, featuring in several films, including a lead role in the film, He got to act alongside stalwarts such as Denzel Washington.

Thanks to the versatile characters that he has played on screen, he is known as Jesus. Outside the basketball court, Allen has remained active in several ventures, including the Ray of Hope Foundation, an organization that helps with several community charities.

His career choices have led to an overflowing bank account, and a sizeable net worth. Well, he is surely going to bump up his net worth in the years to come.

Chris Bosh – Est. $110 Million

Some people’s careers may be short-lived but leave behind a truly big impact. Former NBA player Chris Bosh is someone who falls in this category. He is one of the best players in the NBA who was even inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.

Chris started his NBA career at the age of 19 and bid adieu to his career at  31. In his twelve years of NBA career, Chris has won several games, earned several titles and championships, and notched up a net worth of $110 million.

An injury shortened his career span. However, in his post-retirement years, he is doing multiple things such as making music and writing books such as Letters to a Young Athlete. Here’s hoping he finds his calling in the second phase of his career.

Kevin Garnett – Est. $120 Million

Kevin Garnett or KG as he is popularly known as has enjoyed a stellar career, being one of the most dominant and versatile players of all time, even earning the distinction of being part of the Hall of Fame in 2021. Kevin still finds ways to stay connected to the game, and he now is in sports media.

Being part of the NBA on TNT has been one of his most fruitful career moves. Thanks to this segment, KG’s bank account is bloated now. His salary is ensuring he continues to lead a life of luxury.

His current net worth is in the ballparks of $120 million. We are sure it is more than most other players of his time.