WATCH: Alex ‘A-Rod’ Rodriguez Raises Temperature as He Flaunts His New Gym Look

Alex ‘A-Rod’ Rodriguez knows how to stay in the limelight. The New York Yankees legend has been the face of baseball for over 20-25 years. Given his popularity and craze among the fans, Alex Rodriguez is arguably the biggest ambassador of the game.

While playing in the ballparks, A-Rod has ruled an era in Major League Baseball. And even now, after years of his retirement, the MLB legend is a prominent figure in baseball. He is one of the very few sports personalities who are equally successful in their post-retirement career.

Currently, at 46, Alex Rodriguez believes in hard work. And that is the main reason he is a prominent figure not only in baseball but in American sports. He always prefers to live a disciplined lifestyle. Recently, a video of him is going viral on the internet.

Alex ‘A-Rod’ Rodriguez is still a beast

Age is just a number for Alex Rodriguez. At 46, when most players enjoy their retirement, A-Rod hits the gym like a pro. For any sportsperson, it is difficult to maintain their body after retirement, but A-Rod is a different breed. He likes to push the limits. And that is the USP of his vigorous personality.

Taking to Twitter, Alex ‘A-Rod’ Rodriguez shared a video. In the video, one can see how hard he works out in the gym. Notably, the Yankees legend likes to share his things on social media. He captioned the video, “Happy Monday!.”

Is A-Rod the wealthiest MLB player?

Well, with the kind of professional career he had and now a successful businessman, Alex Rodriguez is the wealthiest personality in Major League Baseball. With a net worth of around $300 million, no one is even close to him.

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The second on the list is the Yankees’ great Derek Jeter, who enjoys a net worth of $185 million. It is more than enough to show A-Rod’s domination in this list.

Given A-Rod is the wealthiest figure in baseball, how do you rate his post-retirement career?

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