In the 1970s, even an NFL superstar like Roger Staubach needed an offseason side job to make ends meet. Amazingly, Roger's side job would eventually turn him into one of the richest athletes on the planet.

Brazilian star Neymar is set to join the Saudi club Al-Hilal. He'll be making a wild amount of money to play in the Saudi league.

After a Saudi soccer club offered Kylian Mbappé an absurd amount of money, the NBA stars are wondering about their own pay days.

Saudi soccer club Al-Hilal have offered PSG star Kylian Mbappé more money than any professional athlete has ever made in a season — by far.

Thanks to her Rare Beauty business, Selena Gomez is almost certainly a billionaire on paper right now.

Lionel Messi turned down an absurd amount of money from Saudi Arabia. Instead, he'll head to Miami on a truly unique deal.

Lionel Messi's rumored Saudi Pro League contract might be even larger than we previously reported.

I always knew the Saudis had a lot of money, but $400 million per year to a single player??!! Lionel Messi really is the financial GOAT.

Lionel Messi appears to be on his way out of Paris Saint-Germain. Could a club in Saudi Arabia be his next stop?

Back in 2006, Floyd Mayweather took a very big gamble with his future. It paid off and enabled him to make hundreds of millions of dollars when he fights today.

Think about it — even if you've been regularly watching the FIFA World Cup 2022, do you recognize this player?

Counting salary and endorsements, the top 5 highest-paid players in this year's World Cup are earning almost half a billion dollars combined.

The reason Floyd Mayweather hasn't paid Logan Paul $5 million owed from their boxing match? According to Jake, because Floyd is BROKE.

These athletes have all made plenty of money on the field, but just as much (or more) off of it, thanks to some smart business sense.

Kylian Mbappé inked a big contract to stay with Paris Saint-Germain, but the deal is about more than the money.

Only a handful of athletes have become billionaires during their careers. Here's a look at the seven who have reached that pinnacle.

From Michael Jordan to David Beckham, these athletes have all made a ton of money in their respective sports and business careers.

Soccer (or football outside of the U.S.), is the world's biggest sport. The total pretax earnings of the 10 highest-paid soccer players is $585 million – which is up from last year's $570 million

Lionel Messi's new contract with Paris Saint-Germain will pay him handsomely, but it'll also let him dabble in the cryptocurrency world.

Lionel Messi is packing his Barcelona bags and taking his talents to Paris. With the move he is making a huge salary... but is it enough to maintain his title of highest-paid soccer player in the world??

Over the past three decades, NBA salaries have skyrocketed. Prior to the coronavirus delaying the 2020 season, NBA salaries averaged out to be $9.5 million per player. NBA players are the best paid of the three major professional sports leagues.

Soccer, or football depending on where you're from, is the most popular sport in the world. The top players in the sport bring home enormous paychecks when you combine their salaries and endorsements.

And here we go again. A certain publication has reported that soccer player Lionel Messi has EARNED a billion dollars in his career and bested Cristiano Ronaldo to become the second footballer to earn a billion. The key word here is EARN.

Athletes are adored by millions of people around the world. Here are seven times where those athletes stepped up to deliver for some of their biggest fans.

Who is the richest athlete in the world? Which athletes are billionaires? Floyd Mayweather, Michael Jordan, Michael Schumacher and Tiger Woods have each earned well over $1 billion in their careers. But is that enough to make one of them the riche...