You, obviously....when you buy a ticket to the ball game, or a pair of sneakers with a fancy logo, or a computer game with someone's name on the box. An athlete's salary (assuming you mean from the team with which he or she is contractually linked) is usually paid from the receipts (income) generated by the owners of the team selling tickets to games or other events,selling tv and radio broadcasting rights, and other minor revenue generating things like appearances, souveniers, and so on. Most professional athletes also generate income by allowing their name or recognition to be linked to some manufactured product - called sometimes, Sponsorship, or Endorsement. See "Air Jordan", "Tiger Woods PGA Golf" or "Ace Hardware" for examples... Some professional athletes do not draw a 'salary' but rather win prize money. Professional golfers, tennis players, boxers, and bowlers fall into this category.
It matters the sport and how good you are at it. If you are really good you might make a lot of money such as Dwyane Wade of the Miami Heat who makes $15,779,912 a year.
Professional refers to somebody who earns a living by doing something, therefore only sponsored athletes are professional. The majority of athletes aren't professional.
Because the economy doesn't focus on mlb and how much money they make.
I believe it's cunductive reasoning.
The athletes are unpaid, minus the prize money they receive for winning medals. Outside of the Olympics the various athletes' professional annual salaries sum to over $9.
There are more than 1,000 professional athletes in Europe.
Professional athletic competitions are a form of entertainment. The public likes to see really good athletes competing with each other. Therefore, they buy tickets to sporting events, and athletes are paid with part of the money raised by those ticket sales.
100%
There number of the professional black athletes is in the tens of thousands. Most of the athletes disciplines is dominated by the black athletes from different parts of the globe.
What kind of athletes
Yes
80%
all athletes are educated, but the amount of it varies.