Tim Duncan Net Worth 2022

How Much is Tim Duncan Worth?

• Birthday: April 25, 1976
• Birthplace: Christiansted, U.S. Virgin Islands
• Spouse: Vanessa Macias
• Children: Sydney and Draven
• Net Worth: $150 million according to CelebrityNetWorth.com
• Salary: $10 million

3 times the NBA MVP Finals, and 4 times the NBA Final Champion Team Duncan has proven itself as one of the greatest NBA players of all time. With 17 years under his belt, Duncan has not slowed down. Although the retirement talks next season, the one -time focus Ducan is revenge on the defending champion of the NBA final, Miami Heat. Countless statistics and appreciation for their athletic capabilities explain their salary $ 10 million.

Duncan was born in the Virgin Islands. Duncan displays extraordinary athletic abilities in young people. He was inspired by his sister who was an Olympic swimmer to become an Olympian. But his dream of swimming in the 1992 Olympics was destroyed when bad weather destroyed the swimming pool of his family Olympics which forced Duncan to practice in the ocean.

Duncan did not take basketball until he was 14 years old. He modeling his game after his idol Magic Johnson. In the dream of College Duncan to become the next magic Johnson came true. In 1995 as a student of the second year Duncan was considered one of the most eligible NBA prospects. He refused to leave school early to enter the draft. His mother was diagnosed with breast cancer when he was 14 years old and he made Duncan and his siblings promised to finish school. Duncan did not enter the draft until 1997 after graduating with a bachelor’s degree from Wakest University.

The Duncan team signed a 3 -year contract with San Antonio Spurs worth $ 10 million in 1997. His income increased tripling after winning his first championship in 1999. He signed a $ 30 million contract for three years. He then won 3 more championships with San Antonio Spurs in 2003, 2005 and 2007.

In 2013 Forbes estimated Duncan’s salary was $ 19.1 million including $ 2 million in support. He landed on the Forbes list at number 73 for athletes with the highest paid.