American Paralympics track and field athlete Hunter Woodhall, the husband of Olympian Tara Davis-Woodhall, has a net worth of approximately $5 million.
Key Takeaways
- Based on his various endeavors, such as businesses and sponsorships, Paralympian Hunter Woodhall’s estimated net worth is $5 million.
- He and his wife have a YouTube channel where they share updates, vlogs, and inspirational content with their 820K subscribers.
- Woodhall’s biggest earnings come from his apparel company, “Giant Hoodies,” which had a revenue of $15 million in 2021.
Hunter Woodhall’s estimated net worth is $5 million as of this writing, which is slightly lower than that of his “bread-winner“ wife.
Since he is a full-time athlete, his number one priority is sports, where his source of income is prize money and sponsorships.
The US Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC) pays $15K for bronze, $22.5K for silver and $37.5K for gold.
He won bronze in the 2020 Paralympics, earning $15K, and secured major brand endorsement deals.
In May 2022, Hunter and his wife signed a sponsorship deal with Lululemon as global brand ambassadors.
After being the ambassador, he said,
We really want to make this partnership something that we can look forward to for the future and really grow and nurture and turn into a relationship, not something that’s just transactional, and really make a difference.
Hunter Woodhall
Similarly, they have also partnered with CELSIUS Energy Drink and Meta Quest.
He Is Also An Entrepreneur
In addition to sports, the majority of his income comes from his businesses: Giant Hoodies, an apparel company, and Woodhall Estates LLC, a real estate company.
“Giant Hoodies,” as the name suggests, sells oversized hoodies, blankets, and shirts in various designs online, retailing for upward of $65 each.
In 2021, Forbes reported that his hoodie business was worth $15 million after delivering revenue of $10 million within just 9 months.
It was confirmed that the company had at least 150K customers. With 10% sales from Amazon and 90% from direct websites, revenue was estimated to be worth $15 million in 2021.
The company’s revenues have skyrocketed in recent years as the athlete’s popularity has risen, attracting more attention to his business.
Likewise, he has been investing and growing his portfolio through his real estate company.
“Woodhall Estates LLC“ had five properties in Arkansas and made about $15K monthly two years ago.
As time went on, his budding estate portfolio also went up, making more profit for the athlete.
Furthermore, Hunter and his wife also have a YouTube channel, “Tara and Hunter,” with 820K subscribers.
According to Viewstats, the YouTube channel’s estimated income is $6K —$16K monthly and $72K—$192K annually.
In Case You Didn’t Know
- Hunter Woodhall’s legs were amputated at 11 months old due to fibular hemimelia.
- He met his wife at a track meet in Idaho in 2017, and after dating for a few years, they married in 2022.
- Before his 2020 Paralympic, he was given $20,000 during his appearance on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.”
