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1. Tiger Woods $900 million net worth

Woods has earned almost $900 million in prize money, endorsements and appearance fees during his 13-year professional golf career and this year is was expected to become the first athlete to earn $1 billion during a career. Woods racked up more than twice the earnings of any other athlete over the past 12 months. What will happen to Tiger’s career?  Will  Cheetah Tiger Woods  make mo’ money or less money this year?

Tiger Woods will reportedly lose up to $50 million bucks in endorsements,  for  f*ckin’ round on his wife sexual transgressions as well as an affair with a California Porn star.   More on Tiger Woods transgressions click the link after the jump:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/35767087/ns/business-sports_biz/

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2. Michael Jordan $525 million net worth

MJ retired as a player for the third and presumably final time 7 years ago, but he is still the most famous athlete in the United States. The Jordan Brand is approaching $1 billion in sales for Nike which turned Jordan into an international marketing phenomenon. Jordan recently purchased the NBA franchise Charlotte Bobcats to become the first African American majority owner of an NBA franchise.  Big GWOP move!

Checkout pics of MJ’s North Carolina estate below:

Image above: Classic Magic vs. MJ

3. Earvin “Magic” Johnson $500 million net worth

Grew up in Lansing, Mich., with nine brothers and sisters. Father worked at General Motors plant; mother was school custodian. Played at Michigan State; won national championship in 1979 in one of many legendary matchups against Larry Bird. Led Los Angeles Lakers to five world championships; 13-year career in NBA included three MVP awards, 12 NBA All-Star games, a gold medal at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics and induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Retired from NBA after announcing he had contracted HIV, became an entrepreneur. Introduced well-known brands to ethnically diverse neighborhoods via Magic Johnson Enterprises. Today has partnerships with Starbucks, 24 Hour Fitness, T.G.I. Fridays, AMC Theatres. Also invests in urban real estate and companies catering to America’s underserved markets via his Canyon-Johnson and Yucaipa-Johnson funds. Has awarded more than $1.1 million to community-based organizations that focus on HIV/AIDS education and prevention.

4. Kobe Bryant $140 million net worth

Bryant secured his place among the NBA’s all-time greats when he won his fourth NBA title with the Los Angeles Lakers in June. The Black Mamba’s popularity is at its zenith as his No. 24 jersey is the top seller in the U.S., Europe and China. Bryant pads his $21 million Lakers salary through endorsement deals with Nike, Upper Deck, Activision and VitaminWater.

5. Lebron James $90 million net worth

The NBA’s MVP led the Cleveland Cavaliers to the league’s best record and had a playoff performance for the ages last year, but his team was bounced from the playoffs by the Orlando Magic in the Conference Finals. His free agency this summer has teams maneuvering to get under the salary cap in hopes of signing King James. The Cavs can offer the biggest contract under NBA salary rules, but James might go in search of a bigger market may be with GWOP-a-Holic Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter and the New Jersey Brooklyn Nets.

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