Many fans must have wondered: What will an NBA player do after he retires? Generally speaking, an ordinary player can save tens of millions of dollars by the time he retires by playing in the NBA for ten years without wasting money, taking drugs or gambling.

Perhaps you think that after retiring, these athletes, all of whom are rich and powerful, only know how to enjoy family happiness with their money, then you underestimate them too much! There are many NBA players whose lives after retirement are more exciting than their careers. Over the years, the lives of these four players after retirement have been exemplary.

Tim Duncan’s retirement life

Many fans know Duncan’s character. He is low-key, calm and restrained. He has achieved too many honors in his NBA career, but he has not even retired in a decent way. There was no battle, and a great career ended in a hurry.

However, his life after retirement is not as boring as you imagine. He lived a "willful" life. Duncan likes to modify cars, so he runs his own modification shop and also holds racing competitions; he likes fishing, so he invites a few friends to go to the wilderness to experience the authentic wilderness survival; he can't forget basketball, so he often comes back He went to the Spurs Arena to train with his juniors and now he has joined the Spurs coaching staff?

It can be said that Duncan has turned all his dreams into reality and lived such an ordinary and unrestrained retirement life. envious.

Olajuwon’s retirement life

As the best center in the NBA in Jordan’s words, Olajuwon’s historical status is unquestionable, and his action skills can be said to have become the best center in the NBA. A required course for all NBA inside players, fantasy footwork is even included in the "textbook".

After retiring, Olajuwon opened his own training camp and became a teacher for NBA players. This is not a training camp where an old man who can’t play ball rents a venue to collect training fees to make a living. Look at his students: Kobe, James, Yao Ming, Anthony? Not everyone can enter.

In addition to the legendary training fee of US$50,000 per session, you must also receive an invitation from Olajuwon to join. It can be said that Olajuwon became the greatest training mentor in the NBA.

Jordan's retirement life

Many people have the impression that NBA players' life status after retirement is "rich", and Jordan became the most valuable player in the NBA many years ago. Now Jordan's The business scale is getting bigger and bigger, and the wealth can rival the country.

He acquired the Charlotte Hornets and became the owner of the team; he also endorsed and held shares in the Nike AJ brand, which became a world-renowned sports equipment.

Jordan is not a nouveau riche who got rich overnight. He relied on his influence and hard promotion to spread basketball to a wider range of the world. With the wealth he gradually accumulated, there is no doubt that he is an NBA legend. The most successful player and businessman in history.

Dave Bing’s retirement life

Jordan has such a retirement life, but he is not ranked last. So where is the origin of this big man who appeared in the finale?

Many fans may not know Dave Bing more than 50 years ago. He was the first generation legendary star of the Pistons. He was selected to the All-Star 7 times in his career, was the All-Star Game MVP, and was selected twice. The best team, entered the Hall of Fame as early as 1990.

After retiring, he chose to stay in Detroit and engage in business. He purchased a small piece of land and opened a small steel company, which quickly developed into one of the top ten black-owned enterprises in the United States in the 1990s. In 2007, Bin's group was named He owns dozens of companies with an annual turnover of US$550 million. In addition, Dave is also a well-known philanthropist. Perhaps in terms of assets, Bing is not as good as Jordan, but in terms of his commercial status in the United States, Bing is far higher than Jordan.

After becoming a steel tycoon, Bing did not choose to stop. In 2009, Bing was elected mayor of Detroit and became a citizen official who benefited one side.

For an NBA player to retire, it is not just as simple as having money. If you choose to be chic, you can be like Duncan; if you choose to raise peaches and plums, just like Olajuwon; if you want to enter the business world, you might as well Set Jordan as your goal; and if you want to contribute to society, be a great person like Dave.

These may be the best retirement lives for NBA players!