Apr 16, 2014

Show Me the Money: Top Paid Athletes in 2014


 
Floyd Mayweather, Jr.
 
When ESPN released its list of the 25 Top Paid Athletes on April 14, 2014, sports fans were in for a few surprises.  No one should have dropped a jaw when they saw Boxer Floyd Mayweather, Jr. leading the pack with earnings of $73.5 million. He led Sports Illustrated high earnings listing in 2012 and 2013. Currently undefeated as a professional, he is a five-division world champion, having won eight world titles and the lineal championship in three different weight classes.
 
 
 

Cristiano Ronaldo

 
 
I guess fans kept track of Soccer Star Cristiano Ronaldo, who followed in the number 2 spot with earnings of $50.2 million. Ronaldo, a Portuguese footballer, plays as a forward for Spanish club Real Madrid and captains the Portugal national team.
 
 
 
Lionel Messi
Lionel Andrés Messi (#3) earning $50.1 million, is an Argentine footballer who plays as a forward for Spanish club FC Barcelona and the Argentina national team. He serves as the captain of his country's national football team.





The NFL was well represented with Green Bay Packer Quarterback Aaron Rogers (#4) earning $40 million, Detroit Loins QB Matthew Stafford (#6) with $31.5 million, and New England QB Tom Brady (#7) at $31 million. Tied for the number nine position with $30 million each are Atlanta Falcons QB Matt Ryan and Baltimore Ravens QB Joe Flacco. Look for Tony Romo at #14 with $26.5 million in earnings and Denver Broncos Quarterback Peyton Manning at # 16 earning $ 25 million, tying with Detroit Lions Wide Receiver Calvin Johnson.
 
Zack Greinke
LA Lakers Star Guard Kobe Bryant ranked # 8 with $30.5 million in earnings. Hard to believe Miami Heat Mega Star LeBron James earnings at $19.1 million. Topping the Major league Baseball earnings list were (#1) Zack Greinke-LA Dodgers at $28 million ; (#2) Ryan Howard and Cliff Lee-Philadelphia Phillies at $24 million each; and rounding out the top five in MLB tying for #3 were Robinson Cano,Seattle Mariners and Prince Fields, Texas Rangers.
 
It's just like Cub Godding Jr said in the movie Jerry McGuire..."Show Me The Money"!

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