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#10 | Philip Anschutz | Net value : $10.9 billion | Wealth source: Investment | Owned teams: Los Angeles Kings (ice hockey in the National Hockey League), LA Galaxy (football team in Major League Soccer) | Anschutz lifted the Stanley Cup twice in the 2010s, and after a three-year lull, it looks like his Kings might be on the verge of another run. In July, he sold his 27% stake in the Los Angeles Lakers – which Forbes estimates is worth around $1.2 billion – to Dodgers co-owners Todd Boehly and Mark Walters, but he remains the Crypto owner. .com Arena (via Forbes.com) | (Image: Reuters)
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No. 9 | Robert Pera | Net value : $14.6 billion | Wealth source: wireless network equipment | Owned team: Memphis Grizzlies (National Basketball Association basketball team) | Pera’s Grizzlies are the NBA’s least valuable team, but that doesn’t mean he hasn’t reaped the benefits of the team ratings explosion. After its purchase of the Grizzlies for $377 million in 2012, the team is now worth around $1.5 billion via Forbes. com | (Picture: nbcsports.com)
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#8 | David Tipper | Net value: 16.7 billion USD | Wealth source: hedge funds | Owned team: Carolina Panthers (American football tea, in the National Football League) | The Panthers are yet to register a winning record under Tepper, who bought the team in 2018. However, soaring media deals have already brought him a huge return on investment: the Panthers are now worth around $2.91 billion, or $600 million more. than the purchase price of Tepper via Forbers.com | (Image: Reuters)
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#7 | Steve Cohen | Net value: 17.4 billion USD | Wealth source: hedge funds | Owned team: New York Mets (Major League Baseball team) | Under Cohen, baseball’s wealthiest individual owner, the Mets supplanted the Yankees as New York’s big spenders. The Mets have the league’s second-highest payroll, at $252 million, behind the Los Angeles Dodgers. Cohen’s wealth also played a part in MLB’s latest collective bargaining agreement, with a new tier of luxury tax informally dubbed the “Cohen tax.” via Forbes.com | (Image: Reuters)
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#6 | Son Masayoshi | Net value: 21.3 billion USD | Wealth source: internet, telecom| Owned team: Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks (Japanese baseball team in the Nippon Professional Baseball Pacific League) | Buoyed by early wins with Yahoo and Alibaba, to name a few, Son has built a powerful conglomerate within the SoftBank Group over the past 40 years. In 2005, the company added baseball to its coffers by purchasing the Hawks of Nippon Professional Baseball. Since then, the club have been one of the most successful in the league, winning seven Japanese Series Championships via Forbers.com | (Image: .softbank.jp)
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#5 | Daniel Gilbert | Net value : $22 billion | Wealth source: Quicken Loans/Rocket Companies | Owned team: Cleveland Cavaliers (National Basketball Association basketball team) | A steep drop in the Rocket Companies stock price cost Gilbert more than half of his fortune. The Cavaliers have had better luck this season, with a chance to return to the NBA playoffs for the first time since LeBron James left for Los Angeles in 2018 via Forbers.com | (Picture: cleveland.com)
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#4 | Daniel Gilbert | Net value: 27.4 billion USD | Wealth source: Red Bull | Owned teams: New York Red Bulls (Major League Soccer football team), Red Bull Racing (Formula 1 team), RB Leipzig (German Bundesliga football club) | Mateschitz has enjoyed modest success from his football club collection, which includes New York Red Bulls of MLS and RB Leipzig of the German Bundesliga. But his crown jewel emerged in Formula 1. Last season, rising star Max Verstappen handed Red Bull Racing its first championship since 2013, snapping Mercedes’ streak of seven consecutive drivers’ titles via Forbes.com | (Image: Reuters)
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#3 | Francois Pinault | Net value: 40.4 billion USD | Wealth source: luxury products | Owned team: Stade Rennais FC (French Ligue 1 professional football club) | Even though Pinault is still chasing Ligue 1 rivals Lyon and Paris Saint-Germain, who have collected a combined 14 championships since buying Stade Rennais FC in 1998, the whole landscape of French football is on point. to receive a major injection of cash amid Covid-19-motivated financial struggles. Private equity firm CVC Capital Partners has reportedly invested $1.6 billion in the commercial arm of Ligue 1 via Forbes.com | (Image: Reuters)
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#2 | Mukesh Ambani | Net value: 90.7 billion USD | Wealth source: diversified| Owned teams: Mumbai Indians (Indian Premier League Cricket Team), Two Upcoming Cricket Teams in South Africa T20 Cricket League and UAE T20 League | The Indians, who are owned by Reliance Industries of Ambani, are the toast of the Indian Premier League, having won a record five league titles. Ambani could further deepen his ties to the sport as his company reportedly bid for IPL media rights via Forbes.com | (Image: Reuters)
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#1 | Steve Ballmer | Net value: 91.4 billion USD | Wealth source:Microsoft | Belonging to the team: Los Angeles Clippers | The NBA’s Los Angeles Clippers, which the former Microsoft CEO bought for a whopping $2 billion eight years ago, are now valued by Forbes at $3.3 billion. Not a bad return. But it’s Microsoft’s stock that really lifted Ballmer’s score – his shares have risen more than 600% over the same period, adding more than $65 billion to his net worth over the years. . His fortune jumped $22.7 billion last year via Forbes.com | (Image: Reuters)
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