Wall: I play basketball not for money but because of love. I am willing to give up all the money to play basketball.
8:17am, 20 August 2025Basketball
According to previous reports, 2010 NBA No. 1 pick John Wall announced his retirement from the basketball industry.
Wal recently said in an interview with the Washington Post that he is willing to give up all his money just to play basketball without experiencing those injuries.
Wall said: "This is the most frustrating thing, because people think, 'Oh, he's already got the money, he's carefree in his life, he doesn't care.' No, I'm willing to give up all my money to play basketball, as long as I don't have to go through those injuries. I'm not playing basketball for money. I play basketball because I love it."
"I'm eager to go back to the court and play basketball, not sitting on the sidelines to get a salary, and that salary doesn't mean anything to me," Wall said.
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Wal's total salary in his 13-year NBA career reached US$276 million, and his largest contract was 4 years of 171 million, which was plagued by physical and mental health problems! In 2022, Wall publicly stated that he had considered suicide
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