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How Roger Federer Achieved Elite Billionaire Status, Joining Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan & LeBron James
- On Monday, Swiss tennis legend Roger Federer, who retired in 2022, was recognized as tennis's first billionaire with a net worth of $1.3 billion, driven by endorsements and investments.
- Federer’s retirement in 2022 marked his rise to billionaire status, driven by prize money, endorsement deals, and a valued stake in Swiss sneaker firm On, now worth over $17 billion.
- Federer's net worth exceeds $1.3 billion, driven by his career earnings, endorsement deals, and a $500 million stake in Swiss sneaker brand On, making him tennis's first billionaire.
- Federer’s net worth places him among few sports stars exceeding $1 billion, but he remains behind NBA icon Michael Jordan as the world’s richest athlete.
- Federer’s billionaire status, driven by endorsements and investments like his 3% stake in On worth over $500 million, positions him among top sports billionaires, with future events like Wimbledon and the Laver Cup on the horizon.
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From tennis star to advertising billionaire: Roger Federer now earns more with advertising than ever on the court - and cracks the billion.
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He has won more outside the courts than on the grounds. Roger Federer, now retired from tennis, has just crossed the symbolic course of the billion euro fortune.
The Swiss tennis legend's net worth is estimated at around $1.3 billion, according to Bloomberg.
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