Brett Knight, Forbes Staff

LeBron James and Steph Curry are set to haul in at least $100 million this season—and the league’s skyrocketing salary cap means more superstars could soon follow.

With her first Grand Slam victory, the 19-year-old American phenom is poised to cash in on her tennis success—and winning personality.

With Roger Federer finally exiting the tennis stage, a new No. 1 leads a top ten that made a combined $196 million over the past 12 months.

As the United States goes for a historic three-peat, it’s USA vs. The World this summer in Australia and New Zealand. Financially, though, it’s no competition—with 11 Americans among the tournament’s top 15 earners.

Updated: It’s race week in Melbourne and ahead of Daniel Ricciardo‘s return to Albert Park, we revisit the highest paid F1 drivers from 2023 – with no surprises as to who is on top. Virtually unbeatable on the racetrack, Max Verstappen is top of the paycheque podium as well, leading a group of 10 drivers […]

Is the 36-year-old Serbian star tennis’ GOAT? It’s close, but his victory at Roland-Garros gives him another smashing point in the debate against Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer.

The world’s richest athletes for 2023 has been revealed, including some of the biggest names from football, the NBA and LIV golf.

Here are some of the top accomplishments of Roger Federer’s storied career, as a tennis player and as a businessman.