Usain

 Usain Bolt is a Jamaican athlete with an estimated net worth of $90 million. At his best, Usain Bolt was the fastest human on earth and was among the most well-paid athletes on the planet particularly during Olympics seasons. Usain earned $20-30 million per year in the lead-up up to the Olympics. He was the highest-paid track and field athlete ever. It is possible to conclude that the bulk of his earnings came from endorsements, not on-track prizes for competitions. Puma, a German shoe manufacturer, offered Usain $9 million annually for the privilege of wearing their footwear on and off track. Contracts with Visa, Nissan, and Gatorade brought Usain additional millions. Bolt's autobiography, a bestseller and a bestseller, was released in 2010 by Harper Collins. The advance included a multi-million dollar advance. Usain could also receive appearance fees up to $500,000 for competing in track and field competitions around the globe. Usain has won eight gold medals throughout his Olympic career. He holds several world records for 100 meters, such as (9.58 secs) and the 200 meters (19.19).