Women Athletes the Highest Earners Are Maria Sharapova and Li Na

Ladies Athletes the Highest Earners Are Maria Sharapova and Li Na We frequently find out about cosmic pay rates in men's games, yet we hear minimal about the top female games workers. The primary explanation is the more prominent notoriety of men's pro athletics associations and the relating TV and promoting income. There is no ladies' partner to the NFL or Major League Baseball. In sports where there are partners, for example, the WNBA in b-ball, pay rates fall a long ways behind. Therefore, we discover most of top female games workers in the non-group activities of tennis, golf, and figure skating. In tennis, the prize cash and sponsorship open doors for ladies are almost equivalent to that of men (and every so often more prominent). Something else, balance is slippery â€" in front of the pack on the ladies' rundown of sports profit just procures 34th spot in the general games income list. In like manner, the Forbes rundown of the best ten most generously compensated female competitors for 2014 (utilizing values from June 2013 to June 2014) highlights seven tennis players, one golf player, and one professional skater. The other game spoke to is auto hustling. Maria Sharapova â€" The Russian-brought into the world tennis star (presented above) doesn't acquire the most on the court, yet on account of numerous support bargains, she was the top worker at $24.4 million. Patrons incorporate Nike, Porsche, Evian, Samsung, and Avon. She even made a line of sticky confections, fittingly named Sugarpova. Li Na â€" This exceptional tennis star from China pulled in $23.6 million, with $5.6 million in prize cash and the rest through various supports in overall markets. Serena Williams â€" Propelled by $11 million in prize cash, the more youthful of the Williams sisters earned $22 million in all out salary a year ago. Serena has earned the most in prize cash over her vocation in ladies' tennis, about twice that of second-place Sharapova. Kim Yuna â€" The top professional skater on the rundown, Korean star Yuna earned around $16.3 million on winning a silver award in the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi. Danica Patrick â€" Auto hustling's entrance into the best ten, Patrick earned $15 million in spite of having no Sprint Cup wins and restricted top-ten completions. She is seemingly too known outside dashing for her sponsorship with GoDaddy (despite the fact that that sponsorship as of late finished, as will her agreement with Stewart-Haas Racing in 2016). Victoria Azarenka â€" Azarenka, the second positioned female tennis player in 2013, pulled in $11.1 million with $7.5 million in supports from Nike and Red Bull, among others. Caroline Wozniacki â€" The tennis star and best in class men's golf star Rory McIlroy finished their commitment a year ago, yet it appeared to turn out to be well for both. Wozniacki earned $10.8 million, moved by $1.3 million in prize cash and a worthwhile arrangement with Adidas. Agnieszka Radwanska â€" The Polish-brought into the world tennis star earned $6.8 million, with $3.8 million in prize cash and a sponsorship from the Cheesecake Factory. Ana Ivanovic â€" The rebound kid of sorts as for income, Ivano vic won three tennis competitions in 2014 and earned $6.4 million aggregate in 2014, floated by a lifetime contract with Adidas. Paula Creamer â€" Golf's solitary agent on the best ten rundown earned $5.5 million out of 2014. The Pink Panther earned $1 million in prize cash, with the rest in supports from any semblance of Citizen Watches and Bridgestone Golf. The future top-ten workers are probably going to originate from these equivalent games with one potential special case. Ronda Rousey, the most popular female warrior in the undeniably well known game of blended hand to hand fighting (MMA), may break into the overlap in a little while. She's as of now broken into the amusement field, co-featuring in Expendables 3. We'll need to hold up until the following Forbes list in August to check whether Rousey makes the 2015 rundown. All things considered, who sets out to advise her no? More From MoneyTips: Baseball and Money NFL Gives Up Tax-Free Status Magic Johnson's Midas Touch