Forbes Highest Paid Athletes 2023: Boxing News: Forbes’ list of the highest-paid athletes always manages to grab the world’s attention. It’s a definitive ranking of who’s on top in terms of wealth and fame in their respective fields. Forbes just released its list of the highest-paid athletes in the world for 2023, and it’s a doozy. The top ten athletes on the list collectively earned a staggering $1.11 billion in the last year, making it the highest total ever recorded. And who’s among those ten athletes? None other than Mexican middleweight boxing champion, Canelo Alvarez. But at what position he is let’s dive in to check it. Follow Boxing News Updates with Insidesport.IN
Forbes Highest Paid Athletes 2023: What Spot does Canelo Alvarez Hold with a Total Earning of $110 Million?
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Forbes Highest Paid Athletes 2023: Canelo Alvarez earned whopping $110M
Being on Forbes list is a surefire sign of success and a great way to showcase one’s talents and achievements. It’s no wonder that people eagerly await the release of Forbes’ annual list, ready to see who’s made it to the top and who’s fallen behind. Coming in at number five on the list, Canelo earned a staggering $110 million over the last twelve months.
That’s no small feat, especially when you consider the company he’s keeping on this list. Ahead of him are soccer legends Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, followed by French soccer star Kylian Mbappe and NBA superstar LeBron James. He earned $100 million from on-field activities and $10 million earned from off-field activities (such as endorsements, sponsorships, or other business ventures).
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But Canelo is no slouch when it comes to earning power. He’s known for his fiery red hair and fearless fighting style, which has won over fans around the world. And it’s not just his fighting skills that have earned him big bucks – he’s also a savvy businessman. In addition to his boxing career, Canelo has endorsement deals with major brands like Under Armour and Hennessy, as well as his own line of clothing.
It’s clear that Canelo’s star power is only continuing to rise. This is the first time he’s earned nine figures in a year, and it’s a testament to his hard work and dedication to his craft. Fans will be eagerly anticipating his upcoming fight against John Ryder, where he’ll defend his undisputed middleweight title. And who knows? With his earning power on the rise, we might just see Canelo climb even higher on next year’s Forbes list.
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