Stephen Curry has turned into one of the best basketball players in the entire world. During his short time in the NBA, Curry has went from a first round pick who was injured quite a bit during his first couple seasons to the deadliest three-point shooter in the league’s history. He has also earned himself a good amount of money in the process. Here is a look at how much Curry is worth in 2016.
Stephen Curry Net Worth as of 2019: $27 million
2009
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Curry is taken in the first round by the Golden State Warriors and earns $2.7 million for that rookie season according to MoneyNation. Curry would average 17.5 points a game during that rookie year as his salary was held down by the slotting of NBA Draft picks.
2010-2012
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Curry plays in just 26 games with injuries but watches his income go up in the process as he made just over $3 million for that season and would made just under $4 million the following season before finally getting rewarded for his efforts.
2013-2014
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The big contract finally comes Curry’s way as he signs a four-year, $44 million deal with the Warriors that would pay the three-point master an average of around $11 million of a season which will expire after the 2016-17 season.
2015
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Curry wins the Most Valuable Player award as he leads the Warriors to the NBA title. Curry’s stock has never been higher as he continues to scorch the NBA with his shooting and play that hasn’t been said in a very long time.
2016-2017
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According to MoneyNation, Curry has added $10 million a year in endorsement deals including one with Under Armour that pays around $5 million a year. Curry’s next contract is going to make him very rich when that time comes. Until then, Curry will take his $11 million a season plus the endorsement money looking to win another championship for Golden State.
2018
Two-time MVP, Stephen Curry’s fandom for Carolina Panthers has surged his interest to stake ownership of the team in the near future.
2019
Stephen Curry trolled James Harden in Warriors and Rockets game on 6th January after travel calling which continued till after the game post-game interview.
