Forbes Ranks Richest Jews In Sports

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While Forbes Magazine’s runs many lists, recently Forbes Israel ran a story on the richest Jews in sports – and Number 1 was Roman Abromovich, the elusive Russian oligarch who owns Chelsea, the soccer team in London. 

Number 4 is Israeli born Micky Aronson who owns the Miami Heat (and Lebron James’ Rabbi Pinto ranked on the list of richest Rabbis with a net worth exceeding $75 Million.  Gambling911.com has covered Rabbi Pinto extensively on this site.

Number 6 was the Tisch family who own the New York Giants, and Number 7 is Malcolm Glazer who owns Manchester, as well as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 

Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavs, and Gerry Jacobs, who owns the NHL Bruins, round out the list of prominent Americans.  

Henry Samueli, who owns the NHL’s Anaheim Ducks came in at number 10 on the list.

For the entire list go here

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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