Former competitive American Swimmer Michael Phelps needs no formal introduction. The GOAT of swimming, Phelps, is the most decorated Olympian of all time. With 28 Olympic medals, Michael, in roughly two decades, has crafted an illustrious swimming career.
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It’s not just the water where Michael weaves his magic. Even on his personal front, Michael knows how to grab attention. The ‘Baltimore Bullet’ turned heads when he invested a whopping $2.52 million.
Phelps in a posh neighborhood
Before securing his 28th Olympic medal in Rio, Michael Phelps made a property investment. The “Flying Fish” paid a hefty sum to buy his dream house in the Paradise Valley Resident.
The 6,010 square foot house has five enormous bedrooms, six-and-a-half bathrooms, and Phelps’ favorite, a swimming pool. The couples could not just enjoy the permanent view of the Camelback Mountains from the comfort of their house but also could hang out with other celebrity friends and neighbors.
The couple eventually moved out of the property after selling it for $3.5 million. But during the brief stay, the swimming legend was officially the neighbor of celebrities like Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Emma Stone, and others.
Michael Phelps: The Net Worth
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Hard work pays off. Mike Phelps is a shining example of this phrase. A young boy from Baltimore dominated the world with his exceptional swimming skills because of his hard work and determination. He is valued at roughly $80 million. Phelps is undeniably one of the most heavy-weight athletes.
Phelps’ partnership with Aqua Sphere was a great success. Michael eventually partnered successfully with Subway, Intel, Under Armor, Radio Shack, Beats, Call of Duty, Visa, Omega, and Head & Shoulders. He also advertised for brands like Wheaties, Corn Flakes, and Louis Vuitton.
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Michael Phelps retired from his swimming career in 2016. He retired from the game with five gold medals and one silver in the Rio Olympics. The legend now devotes his time to his family.