Amar'e Stoudemire Net Worth- How did Stoudemire collect the huge net worth of $70 million?

An American professional basketball player, Amare Stoudemire has the net worth estimated to be around $70 million. He had spent his 15 years in the NBA. And he joined BIG3 team, Tri-State recently in 2018 and has a potential comeback to the NBA.

How did Stoudemire collect the huge net worth of $70 million? Know about his earnings:

6 feet 10-inch tall experienced player in the NBA has been able to collect the net worth of $70 million. Surely, his main source of income is basketball, however, his endorsements also add in building this huge fortune.

Stoudemire owns a house in Southwest Ranches, Florida which is worth around $3.7 million and built on an area of 2.5 acres.

Down here we'll be looking at the salary and earnings of Stoudemire:

Phoenix Suns(2002-2010)

Salary(2003)= $1.8 million

Salary(2004)= $1.9 million

Salary(2005)= $2 million

Salary(2006)= $2.6 million

Salary(2007)= $12.5 million

Salary(2008)= $13.8 million

Salary(2009)= $15 million

Salary(2010)= $16.4 million

New York Knicks(2010-2015)

Contract(2011)= $100 million

Salary(2011)= $16.5 million

Salary(2012)= $14.7 million

Salary(2013)= $20 million

In addtion, Stoudemire earned $8 million from numerous endorsements in 2012. Likewise, he earend $6.5 million and $3 million from numerous endorsements in 2014 and 2015 respectively.

Stoudemire mostly rides this beautiful Rolls Royce.

He also owns a Lamborghini.

In 2014, Stoudemire earned $21.7 million as his winnings and salary. Similarly, he was able to earn an amount of $22 million in 2015 as his winnings and salary.

Let's know about Stoudemire's Career Highlights:

In the rookie season with the Phoenix Suns, Stoudemire was able to start in 71 matches out of 81 and average 13.5 points per game. He was doing great and averaged 26 points per game in the 2004-04 season.

Only a season later in 2005, Stoudemire missed the whole season with a knee injury after playing only three matches. But in 2006, he returned with full fitness and started 78 matches out of 82.

Playing a sensational career of 8 years with the Suns, Stoudemire joined New York Knicks in 2010. He played five seasons with the Knicks and was an on-off player for the team.

So, in 2014, he moved to the Dallas Mavericks for only one season and then joined Miami Heat a year later. For the 2016-17 season, Stoudemire joined Israeli Basketball Premier League side, Hapoel Jerusalem for one season only.

How did Stoudemire spend his childhood? Also, know about his career beginnings:

Amare Carsares Stoudemire was born on November 16, 1982, in Lake Wales, Florida, to the parents, Hazell and Carrie Stoudemire. Due to the death of his father and the criminal activities of the mother, Stoudemire had to transfer between five high schools.

He went to Lake Wales High School and transferred to Mount Zion Christian Academy. Then, he also went to Emanuel Christina Academy, West Orange High School, and Cypress Creek High School.

With having to transfer between highs school, Stoudemire missed junior years basketball however, he started playing basketball in high school. He earned many awards in high school for his play in basketball. Also, in 2002, he was listed no. 1 player in the nation by Scout.com.

Stoudemire then enrolled to the University of Memphis. Then, in the 2002 NBA Draft, he was selected by the Phoenix Suns of the NBA and started his professional basketball career.

Is Stoudemire married? Let's know:

Yes, he is a married man.

Stoudemire started dating Alexis Welch in 2002 and they married in 2012. The couple is living together happily with four children.

How often does Stoudemire use social media? Let's check out:

This power forward player is fond of using social media as he has tweeted 3,993 times so far on Twitter and he has got 1.12M followers over there.

Also, on Instagram, he has got 405K followers and he has posted 715 over there so far.

In addition, Stoudemire has got his own YouTube Channel with 2,353 subscribers and a total of 815,151 video views.