Usain Bolt

 Usain Bolt is a Jamaican athlete with an estimated net worth of $90 million. At his peak, Usain Bolt was the fastest human on earth and one of the highest-paid athletes around the world particularly during Olympics years. In the years before the Olympics Usain was paid up to $20-30 million each year. He was, by far, the highest-paid track and field player ever. You might guess that the bulk of his earnings were from endorsements, not on-track prizes for competitions. The biggest sum of money he earned came from the German shoe maker Puma which paid Usain nine million dollars a year to wear Puma's shoes at all times at all times, both in and out of the track. Deals with Visa, Nissan, and Gatorade have earned Usain additional millions. Bolt's autobiography, a bestseller and a bestseller, was released in 2010 by Harper Collins. The advance included a multi-million-dollar increase. Usain also has appearance fees ranging from $250,000 to as high as $500,000 in order to participate in track and field events throughout the world. In his Olympic career Usain won eight gold medals. He holds a number of world records, including 100 meters (9.58 seconds) and 200 meter (19.19).