Michael Jordan spent $48,000 to ice himself out for Kobe Bryant’s HoF induction
Michael Jordan is one of the richest athletes in the world. As seen by his impressive watch collection, which includes a $48,000 Rolex!
There are very few athletes who can find success both on and off the court. A former athlete who is a shining example of one who has is Michael Jordan.
MJ has amassed a huge amount of wealth both during his time as a player, as well as a businessman post-retirement.
His endorsements, businesses, and investments have helped him in accumulating a net worth of close to $1.7 billion. A number that puts the Bulls legend among some of the wealthiest men in the world.
Michael Jordan turns 59 today.
➖net worth: $1.6B
➖highest-earning athlete ever
➖world’s first billionaire athlete
➖Jordan Brand: $4.7B in 2021 revenue
➖deals: @Nike @CocaCola @McDonalds @chevrolet @Gatorade @Hanes + more
➖owner: @hornets @23XIRacingChanged the game. 🐐 pic.twitter.com/0rinKIrD4L
— Boardroom (@boardroom) February 17, 2022
One question on everyone’s mind is how Michael spends his money. Apart from his numerous ventures, Jordan enjoys the finer things in life, which include a number of luxury watches.
Michael Jordan wore a $48,000 Rolex Sky-Dweller at the induction of Kobe Bryant into the Hall of Fame
There are a number of things in this world that only the richest of the rich can afford. This includes a luxury watch collection.
One man who enjoys his timepieces is none other than Michael Jordan. The six-time NBA Champion has an amazing collection that costs upwards of $1.5 million.
A particularly nice watch in his collection is a $48,000 Rolex Sky-Dweller. The same watch he was wearing as he inducted Kobe Bryant into the Hall of Fame.
Vanessa Bryant & Michael Jordan inducting Kobe into the Hall of Fame tonight was incredible ❤️🙏
Vanessa to MJ: “Kobe admired you. This means so much to us.”
MJ got choked up ❤️🐐 pic.twitter.com/3JZQZfWP3r
— NBA Buzz (@OfficialNBABuzz) May 16, 2021
His Airness is certainly one who knows where to spend his money, especially when it comes to watches, which happen to be great investments.
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