85. Jordan Spieth
Takings/Payouts: $8.8 million
Advertisements: $11 million
Total earnings: $19.8 million
He is is an American
professional golfer on the PGA Tour, currently world number one in the World
Golf Rankings. He won his first major at the 2015 Masters Tournament with
a score of 270, earning him $1.8 million
In April, he shot a record tying 270
(-18) and turned to be the second youngest winner of The Masters after Tiger
Woods. The win was worth $1.8 million in prize money and rewarding bonuses from
endorsements like Under Armour. Under Armour signed a deal extension in
January with him that runs through 2025. AT&T, Titleist and Rolex are his
major endorsements, among others.
85. Adam Wainwright
Takings/Payouts: $19.7 million
Advertisements: $150,000
Total earnings: $19.8 million
He is is an American
professional baseball starting pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals of Major league Baseball.
He suffered a torn Achilles in April
2015 and was out for the entire season. He made his MLB debut with the
Cardinals in 2005, signed a 5-year, $97.5 million deal extension in 2013. The
contract includes a full no-trade provision. He has two World Series rings with
the Cards and places second in franchise history for career strikeouts.
87. David Ortiz
Takings/Payouts: $15.7 million
Advertisements: $4 million
Total earnings: $19.7 million
Known
as "Big Papi", he is a Dominican-American professional baseball
player, designated hitter who occasionally plays first base for the Boston Red Sox of Major League Baseball.
Since joining the club in 2003, he is a
Boston legend after leading the Red Sox to three World Series titles. His
playoff heroics help him earn more off the field compared with other active MLB
player with the retirement of Derek Jeter. The Maine Lottery launched a
scratch-off game in 2015 with his face on it, making him the first MLB player
to be featured on a lottery ticket.
87. Frank Lampard
Takings/Payouts: $15.7 million
Advertisements: $4 million
Total earnings: $19.7 million
The British midfielder finished his
20-year Premier League career in May by achievinga goal for Man City. After a
failure involving the timing of his official contract, he finally joined New
York City FC on July 1st. He is slated to receive $6 million a season and be
with the expansion MLS club all the way through December 2016.
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