Good Point👌

and he did 2 or 3 times but the judges were also earning part of that money lol

Exactly 👍

@@canalphi2673 he just didn't

@@canalphi2673lmaooo you are funny to think that

The way Penaldoggy got owned by Morocco in the quarter finals is more awesome 😂😂

​@@Honest_Penaldo_fanYour stupidity is quite amazing. I'm impressed

​@@Honest_Penaldo_fan 🤡🤡

@@IAmThe_RA 2018 WC : France gets 5 penalties , well deserved 2021 Euros : Penaldoggy is highest scorer with 4 out of 5 goals being penalties :Gets called goat. 2022 WC : Messi scored 4 pens from his 7 goals and also provided 3 assists Penaldogs: wOrLd CuP wAs RiGgEd 😭😭🤣

@@IAmThe_RA How tf was the WC rigged? 🤣🤣🤣 Delusional Penaldoggy fandogs never feel ashamed of calling the WC and all the awards rigged just bc Penaldoggy is finished and can't win them 😭😭😭😭🤣🤡💩. Cry harder kid, Penaldo needs to rebirth 20 more times to match the level of Messi's 🐐 greatness 😂😂😹😹🤣🤣🤣 🐐>>>>>🐪

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And Messi (Argentina) was the only Latin American ever to top the chart.

He died in may 1st 94..

Dale Earnhardt as well

It doesn't make sense to me

Zidane was bought for 78 million dollars in 2001.he had advertisments. Even ronaldo R9 was making money. How can they be excluded.

Rest in peace ❤ 🕊️ 🪦

Michael jordan

never heard of him but Messi is the best@@deebo11029

Messi >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> penaldo, pele, etc.

Messi >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> penaldo, pele, etc

Messi >>>>>> michael jordan@@deebo11029

so?

@@navneettyagi1159 just shows you how big football really is

it is not about big or small michael jordan is highest paid athlete despite it has 3billion fans today, baskteball was just 800 million when he was paid 33 million dollars in 1990's that accounts to 128 million dollars today inflation adjusted (for year) and at that time sports weren't paid this much. you know why? no because of sports being famous. i bet if you are from europe you only have heard of mj. no one else. basketball=mj not because of sports being famous but because of his brand ronaldo and messi are the goats of soccer any sports this famous will have the same basketball doesnot have goat currently playing so lebron is paid high always in top 5 but not that much the moment ronaldo messi retires, it will become like basketball@@enzymegamer7

@@enzymegamer7 this video shows the opposite

​@@IHumas it's just shows how Americans are greedy the rich is filthy rich and the poor is very poor

it was just the spread of purchase power around the whole globe, football was the most popular sport since the 60's already, it just needed the money.

He sold his Whiskey company

Oh okay, but at that point it has nothing to do with sports anymore @@Sid_2007

His fight with mayweather

I mean a bunch of mid athletes can make a lot if a team or sponsors really believe in them like MJ wasn’t there for a while

Good money bro.

Lol yea, and how is A Rod not at the top considering he signed a $240m deal with the Rangers in the early 2000’s.

They’ve got Michael Schumacher making $13.4 million in Jan 1990, as well, that’s before he even had his first F1 race. Complete nonsense?

I was coming here to say this. As well as Federov in the early 90s.

It looks like they ‘vanish’ when they retire, because Jordan is a multi billionaire, way ahead of anyone else.

​@@stevegriffey8255 nope

@@unidentifiedx4319 Yup

@@stevegriffey8255 Ronaldo signed a billion contract with NIKE alone. MJ is only big in basketball countries. You go to any remote impoverished country and ask them about Ronaldo and MJ and it would be obvious which name you will hear more and it's not even close.

@@IAmThe_RA Jordan makes $250+m every year just from shoe sales. Everyone wears Jordan’s all over the world and they easily the biggest selling shoe of all time, and he’s the reason Nike are where they are. He transcended sport, culture and fashion… Nobody is wearing football boots in the street, so yes Jordan dwarfs Ronaldo in terms of global reach, overall popularity and business.

⁠​⁠In any era, the highest paid athlete has always been a boxer. The richest athlete of all time, because of endorsements, is Michael Jordan. In the 1921, Jack Dempsey made $300,000 for a fight while the highest paid baseball player Babe Ruth made $10,000 with a signing bonus of around $10,000. At the time, there was no NFL football and NBA basketball. In 1975, Ali and Foreman made $5 million each in their fight. I googled it and the highest paid NBA player in 1976 was Bill Bradley with $325,000, highest in MLB was Hank Aaron at $240,000 (but I read that Reggie Jackson signed a 5-year contract in 1976 valued at $3 Million which was probably end-loaded). The NFL was not the financial juggernaut that it is today, but the highest paid in 1976 might’ve been O.J. Simpson at $733,000. Jack Nicklaus was the highest earner in the PGA at $266,000. Muhummad Ali was huge around that time, so I’m guessing that he must’ve been the highest paid in 1976, as he made $11 Million combined for the Thrilla in Manila and the Rumble in the Jungle in the two previous years. In the 1980s, was a Jeopardy question: “which sport had the top 4 richest athletes?” One contestant answered “football”. Nope, another answered baseball. Nope, it wasn’t basketball either. It was boxing. The top 4 boxers were making tens of millions of dollars and athletes of other sports couldn’t compare. Just a few years ago Mayweather made $300 million and Pacquiao made $200 million for 1 night’s work, the money came from PPV buys which sold 4.6 million PPVs at $100 a pop and tv broadcast rights from around the world.

That’s over 10 years.

Everybody look at Pacquiao in 2012 hahahaha

And federer

@@davidcb4946 yes agreed

yea . But it is not really worth it. he could earn like that when he is 50.

No actually he could earn 12.1 billion

​@@bu.plane1132mbappe:

@@khulaifaumer8475What, that is not true

he got an offer from saudi for 1.2 B a year@@bryanng8629

He didn’t have a fight. I guess selling whiskey and advertising doesn’t make as much as the top athletes, it makes sense

He probably uses the Flourish Studio.

Thanks for that @danielsilvestre7881

Yeah, and earning more as a rookie than multiple WC Ayrton Senna! What a load of bollocks!

@@ForARideand Senna still earning money well after May 1994…

Penaldoggy 0 WC ko goal😹😹

@@Honest_Penaldo_fan Still the goat

@@alberteinstein2291 Penaldoggy is truly the GOAT Ghost of all time 👻🤮🤮🤣🤣🤣

@@alberteinstein2291 last time Penaldo scored a WC KO goal his newborn baby was alive 😭🤣

@@Honest_Penaldo_fan Honestly tho carrying a country like Portugal with no prior international trophy history to its first 2 international trophies is better than adding a wc to a country with already 2 wcs

MESSI is GOD OF THE GAME 🐐

Maybe he doesnt. Then why he lived under Ronaldo?

@@lalnghaklianahnamte24 bro whaat?

@@lalnghaklianahnamte24 according to this clown money is gonna decide who's a better footballer lmfao 😂😂😂😂

how exactly? money? popularity?

messi earned alot in psg

No messi was earning alot in psg dummy

Messi had more salary but ronaldo more money and net worth dummy

Pacquiao and McGregor fights

And who is he

​@@quentincombeuil4973professional table tennis player

​@quentincombeuil4973 an Mohammed Ali fan

@@slepk7898 no I m serious I dont know him

They are not paid as much as ronaldo or messi

they are

​@@afrinkazmi15They paid Benzema almost same amount as Ronaldo

​@@ajr2.086but ronaldo have companies, a lot of industries supporting him, buisness, etc, karim is just football

@@ajr2.086 b15zema has less no of sponsorships as compared to ronaldo

i guess in ufc its similar? considering mcgregors sudden rise near the end

Floyd cashed $300 mill against MC Gregor. Mc Gregor cashed $100 mill in that fight, that’s why the spike in value

Its annual income not total earnings so yea

Then, why is Buster Douglas earning between $24 million to $25 million from 1990 to 1998? After beating Tyson, Douglas was paid $25 million for fighting Holyfield. That’s it!! Douglas made real money for only one fight. Douglas was paid so much for Holyfield because it was a two fight deal. Supposedly, $25 million for Holyfield and $35 million rematch with Tyson, but he lost to Holyfield and a $35 million rematch with Tyson never happened.

Yeah, that’s right. McGregor made $100 million against Mayweather. Dana White can only dream of paying his fighters that much.

net worth and salary are two different things

@@riri3531 More like income instead of salary, but yeah income and net worth are two different things.

@@izilgur Yes sorry i got mixed up haha

And Patrick Mahomes signed a $500M deal with the Chiefs but he’s not on here somehow.

And Senna was still earning money for several months after May 1994 according to this…

Not even close bruh

yeah, what did he even do? Pretty confused... but looks like he achieved his dream

​@@morniclegreen3534 sold his shares in some company.

Was that because of his fight with Mayweather which he made $100 million?

Football is more stable while the US athletes are not so stable making money

It's obviously yearly earnings.

Deadsonaldo 👻 0 WC KO goal+assist in 5 WC editions 🤮🤮

@@Honest_Penaldo_fan Bruh don’t act like Messi was lighting up the World Cup, he scored more penalties than open play goals.

@@BigBoss7777777 CERTAIN someone's Penalty Records: • Most Penalties in Football History. • Most Penalties in UCL History. • Most Penalties in Euro History. • Most Penalty Brace in Football History. . • Most Penalties for Real Madrid. • Most Penalties in a Serie A Season. • Most Penalties in a Season for Juventus. • Most Penalties for Portugal. • Most Penalties in consecutive seasons. • Most Penalties in Club Matches. . • First Goal in Europa League: Penalty • First Goal in a World Cup: Penalty • First Goal in 2023: Penalty • First Goal with Al Nassr: Penalty • First Goal in La Liga: Penalty . • First Goal for Real Madrid: Penalty • First Goal in 2006 World Cup: Penalty • First Goal in 2018 World Cup: Penalty • First Goal in 2022 World Cup: Penalty . • First Goal in El Clásico: Penalty • First Goal in Turin Derby: Penalty • First Goal in Carabao Cup: Penalty Without Penalty, his Life is nothing and his fans are trolling Messi for his world cup penalties 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 Pussinaldo is finished in my books 😭

@@BigBoss7777777 Messi in the WC: ➡Won the pott award (Golden ball) ➡Won 5 MOTMs ➡Had the most g+a ➡Had second most goals ➡Had most assists ➡Had most successful dribbles ➡Created most key passes ➡Highest rated player in the whole tournament ➡Provided 2 greatest assists in WC history. One was to Alvarez by destroying Gvardiol. Another one was that pass to Molina that broke through the 3men Dutch defence. ➡Was the captain, carrying whole Argentina ➡ Played full 90 mints of all the 7 matches including extra times and Penalty shootout Pussinaldo in WC: ➡Scored a single penalty goal against almighty Ghana 😭 ➡Tried to steal his own teammate's goal ➡Lost to Korea after assisting Korean players to score their match winning goal lol 😂😂🤣 ➡Got 5.4 rating in that match (Lowest rating as a striker) ➡Ghosted in all games ➡Got humiliated by Morocco ➡Returned to the airport crying 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Messi>>>>> Pussiano Penaldoggy

@@Honest_Penaldo_fan Yawn with your copy and paste comments. How many World Cup KO goals does Messi have in open play? I’ll give you a clue, it’s not much. Messi was world famous for choking international finals for his entire career. It’s only until Di Maria decided to turn up that he won anything at international level. Stop overrating the midget.

Being that Roger Federer is still in the list while not playing anymorr I would say all revenues included. This video made many errors I wpuld say

He did it to win. I think it worked out!

Yea bro why not take a paycut to be surrounded by a better team when you’re married to Giselle. He did it on purpose

@cjschlunk5652 Haha. If they spent the saving on even better players they may have won even more

@@rkwjunior2298 that’s what they did buddy lmao

@cjschlunk5652 Randy moss, the one player that didn't need Brady to look good. Everyone else Brady made look good.

Mike Tyson used to make $40 million a fight.

The list is only active athletes…. That’s why he disappearedIf If it were all athletes including retired Jordan would be miles ahead of everyone.

It mentions when talking about Jordan that in 2016 he became the first athlete to pass the $1 billion mark. Conor McGregor's time at the top is a bit of a misconception. That year he sold his shares of Proper 12 Whiskey for $150 million. He didn't earn that much from fighting or sponsorships.

Thanks for the information, ☺️