The Sports Illustrated cover curse striking again?
The Sports Illustrated cover curse striking again?
If they publish the ranking of Top 10 Most Donating Atheletes at Winter Olympics, I believe Yuna will be No 1, too. Yuna is donation queen.
I'm not that impressed by how much Yuna earns-- With her world best skating & immense popularity, it is not that surprising. Yet, I'm really pleasantly surprised by how much this young lady shares. Recently Yuna donated $100,000 to Haiti, and she's helped lots of the needy including younger skaters suffering from financial difficulty. Yuna's young Olympic partner also received Yuna scholarship. I hope Yuna win Olympic Gold Medal and earn more money-- as a reward not only for her excellent skating, but her angelic generosity![]()
Last edited by csunny7; 02-11-2010 at 04:38 PM.
Right onHow about paying more attention to ' how- much- an athelete- gives' than to' how-much- he/she- earns'?
I believe Yuna is a gold medalist in donation , and who would get silver/bronze?
Though young, Yuna is a Noblesse Oblige-- what a beautiful champion on and off the ice.
Last edited by dorothea; 02-11-2010 at 04:32 PM.
I hope that with this will be clear that the ISU dont will try get down to Yuna, they would be really idiots for to do that to the best machine of money.
Kim has donated nearly US$3M for the last two years.![]()
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You are welcome. I am interested in politics and economics and get the info from news and blogs in Japanese.
The symbol athlete contracts by the JOC seem to be getting more and more flexible. So I think it plausible to assume that Mao would be on the Forbes list if they disclosed her income, especially because she was probably not on this contract until this season or so. At the same time, it also would be very plausible that she has made a considerate economic contribution to the JOC in their fund raising activities. Thank goodness that she earned her Olympic spot in a convincing manner afer the big slump so that there would be no organizational dilemmas.
Last edited by Bennett; 02-13-2010 at 10:24 AM.
Yu-Na also has a bit of extra incentive to skate her best in Vancouver; she will take in an extra $1 million USD if she takes home the gold medal while also topping her own world record of a combined 207.71 points (from LA 2009 Worlds) in the process.
....info taken from article "World record in Vancouver would hand Kim Yu-Na a $1m bonus:
Article here: http://www.morethanthegames.co.uk/fi...-na-a-1m-bonus
Last edited by RumbleFish; 02-14-2010 at 01:38 AM.
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