Most Lucrative Contract In Sports History Just Signed

Canelo surpasses these deals:

1. Giancarlo Stanton – Miami Marlins
In 2015, baseball player Giancarlo Stanton signed a 13-year contract with the Miami Marlins worth $325 million. Between 2015 and 2027, then, the star right fielder will earn $25 million per year, which equals out to roughly $154,000 per game. The 26-year-old California native hit the ground running after being drafted by the Marlins in 2007, and it’s safe to say that his career is going quite well.

2. Alex Rodriguez – New York Yankees
Alex Rodriguez has the distinction of holding two spots in this list. Before being edged out by Stanton, he had the highest-paying contract in major league sports history. In 2008, he signed the 10-year contract with the Yankees that is worth a total of $275 million. During that time, then, the world-famous third baseman, short stop and designated hitter will earn around $27.5 million per year, which equals out to approximately $169,000 per game. At 40 years old, A-Rod, as he is affectionately known, is likely nearing the end of his career.

3. Alex Rodriguez – Texas Rangers
Prior to playing for the Yankees, A-Rod played for the Texas Rangers. That team thought quite highly of the amazing athlete because in 2001, he signed a 10-year contract with the team worth a total of $252 million. During those years, Rodriguez was pulling down $25.2 million per year, which means that for each game he played, he made around %150,000. Of course, he later went on to sign another huge contract, so one could safely argue that he is the top-earning baseball player on this list.

So dumb lol

But more power to him if someone is stupid enough to pay it

Sheesh, that's a bit more then Ronaldo or Messi make. Not bad if he can run with it...

Ronaldo has a contract of $340 Mil over 4 years...

He can't beat golovkin without rigged judges, but the judges are paid off because alvarez has a big spanish fan base and is more marketable...

Hopefully his brain doesn't get rattled toward CTE before then.

The guy is not a real middleweight. Sooner or later and likely sooner he's gonna run into something like Roy Jones or Gerald McClellan at 160 and it'll be ugly...

And that was just for his hair-care products.

33 & 11 Clueless or informed or coincidence?

Last Edited by Victor Vectors on 10/18/2018 06:41 AM

Your right, just noticed it.

Last Edited by El Capo on 10/18/2018 10:36 AM

And botox....