Richest Billionaires in Sports Industry (January 24, 2024)

As of January 24, 2024, Stanley Kroenke has a net worth of US$15.7 billion, making him the wealthiest person in the sports industry. Jerry Jones follows in second place with $13.7 billion, while Robert Kraft ranks third with $11.1 billion, and Arthur Blank comes in fourth with $8.1 billion.

The fifth and sixth spots on the list are occupied by Stephen Bisciotti, whose net worth is $7.3 billion, and Gayle Benson, whose net worth is $6.1 billion. Denise York is placed 7th with a net worth of $5.8 billion. Janice McNair ($5.6 billion) occupied the 8th position among the wealthiest people in the sports industry, followed by John Henry (No. 9) with $5.1 billion and Arturo Moreno (No. 10, $4.9 billion).

Richest Billionaires in Sports Industry, 2024

1. Stanley Kroenke: $15.7 billion
2. Jerry Jones: $13.7 billion
3. Robert Kraft: $11.1 billion
4. Arthur Blank: $8.1 billion
5. Stephen Bisciotti: $7.3 billion
6. Gayle Benson: $6.1 billion
7. Denise York & family: $5.8 billion
8. Janice McNair: $5.6 billion
9. John Henry: $5.1 billion
10. Arturo Moreno: $4.9 billion
11. Jeffrey Lurie & family: $4.6 billion
12. James Irsay: $4.3 billion
13. Dan Snyder: $4.1 billion
14. Robert “Woody” Johnson: $3.2 billion
15. Michael Jordan: $3.0 billion
16. Frank Fertitta III: $3.0 billion
17. Lorenzo Fertitta: $2.9 billion
18. Bernard Ecclestone & family: $2.9 billion
19. Vincent McMahon: $2.9 billion
20. Theodore Leonsis: $2.8 billion

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