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ALL-TIME CAREER PRIZE MONEY LEADERS (ATP and WTA combined): as of April 12, 2026

    •    $193,215,570: Novak Djokovic

    •    $134,946,100: Rafael Nadal

    •    $130,594,339: Roger Federer

    •    $94,816,730: Serena Williams

    •    $64,948,871: Carlos Alcaraz 

    •    $64,687,542: Andy Murray 

    •    $62,321,898: Jannik Sinner

    •    $61,669,965: Alexander Zverev

    •    $51,264,709: Daniil Medvedev

    •    $49,026,518: Aryna Sabalenka

Source: Tennis Channel



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Sep242022

Court Caché: Knicks, Warriors, Lakers Top Most Valuable NBA Franchises

By Barry Janoff

September 24, 2022: The New York Knicks, defending champion Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers were the three most valuable franchises in the NBA at the end of the 2021-22 season, each valued at more than $5 billion.

The three teams also rank among the Top Ten most valuable sports franchises in the world in 2021-22, according to Forbes and industry analysts.

The Knicks, valued at $5.8 billion, are No. 1 among NBA teams and are tied for No. 6 in the world with the NFL’s Chicago Bears.

That list is headed by the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys ($8 billion), New England Patriots ($6.4 billion), defending Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams ($6.2 billion) and New York Giants ($6 billion), with the Giants tied with the New York Yankees, which rank as MLB’s most valuable franchise, according to Forbes.

The Warriors are valued at $5.6 billion, the Lakers at $5.5 billion.

The Top Ten most valuable NBA franchises include four teams valued at more than $3 billion: Chicago Bulls ($3.65 billion), Boston Celtics ($3.55 billion), Los Angeles Clippers ($3.3 billion) and the Brooklyn Nets ($3.2 billion).

The Top Ten also includes the Houston Rockets ($2.79 billion), Toronto Raptors $2.74 billion) and Dallas Mavericks ($2.72 billion).

Among the Top 50 most valuable sports franchises in the world, 23 of the NBA teams do not make the Forbes'  cutoff figure of Chelsea’s $3.1 billion.

The NBA’s least valuable franchises still come in at more than $1.5 billion: Oklahoma City Thunder ($1.67 billion), Charlotte Hornets ($1.6 billion), Minnesota Grizzlies ($1.57 billion), Memphis Grizzlies ($1.53 billion) and New Orleans Pelicans ($1.51 billion).

NBA’s Most Valuable Franchises 2021-22

1. New York Knicks $5.8B
2. Golden State Warriors $5.6B
3. Los Angeles Lakers $5.5B
4. Chicago Bulls $3.65B
5. Boston Celtics $3.55B
6. Los Angeles Clippers $3.3B
7. Brooklyn Nets $3.2B
8. Houston Rockets $2.79B
9. Toronto Raptors $2.74B
10. Dallas Mavericks $2.72B

11. Philadelphia 76ers $2.67B
12. Miami Heat $2.49B
13. Washington Wizards $2.15B
14. Portland Trail Blazers $2.07B
15. Sacramento Kings $2.06B

16. San Antonio Spurs $2.05B
17. Milwaukee Bucks $1.98B
18. Phoenix Suns $1.92B
19. Denver Nuggets $1.87B
20. Atlanta Hawks $1.83B

21. Indiana Pacers $1.8B
22. Utah Jazz $1.78B
23. Cleveland Cavaliers $1.75B
24. Detroit Pistons $1.74B
25. Orlando Magic $1.69B

26. Oklahoma City Thunder $1.67B
27. Charlotte Hornets $1.6B
28. Minnesota Grizzlies $1.57B
29. Memphis Grizzlies $1.53B
30. New Orleans Pelicans $1.51B

World’s Most Valuable Sports Franchises 2021-22

1. Dallas Cowboys $8B
2. New England Patriots $6.4B
3. Los Angeles Rams $6.2B
4T. New York Yankees $6B
4T. New York Giants $6B
6T. New York Knicks $5.8B
6T. Chicago Bears $5.8B
8T. Golden State Warriors $5.6B
8T. Washington Commanders $5.6B
10. Los Angeles Lakers $5.5B

11. New York Jets $5.4B
12. San Francisco 49ers $5.2B
13T. Real Madrid $5.1B
13T. Las Vegas Raiders $5.1B
15. Barcelona $5B
16. Philadelphia Eagles $4.9B
17. Houston Texans $4.7B
18. Denver Broncos $4.65B
19T. Manchester United $4.6B
19T. Miami Dolphins $4.6B

Source: Forbes

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