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Tim Duncan - MMA

This could be the strangest retirement choice on our list. San Antonio Spur Legend Tim Duncan has now found a passion like a MMA fighter after retiring. He is currently just a training but his coach revealed that Duncan is "a monster" and "a legitimate competitor". As he waits for his MMA career to start, Duncan is a busy man as he manages Blackjack Speed ​​Shop, an automatic body shop open in 2013.

Greg Oden - Student

Portland's pioneers have chosen Greg Oden to be the first overall choice in 2007 with great hopes for him. His career ended up being strongly injured and So Oden could only play 23 games and withdraw with chronic foot problems. While his professional sweeping career ended, he turned to academics. Working in the state of Ohio as student leaders of the male basketball team, he now has a second career.

Adrian Dantley - Cross Guard

This is definitely a shocking job on our list. Adrian Dantley after his 15-year NBA career was inducted into the Hall of Fame. In 2010, Dantley, after working as a coach, decided to hold a guard job through. Low profile job would pay $ 14,000 from Dantley $ 14,000 a year. So it's certainly not a job he took for money. He likes to help others and his work also provides health benefits so that he did not complain.

DETLEF SCHREEMPF - COLDSTRAM CAPITAL MANAGEMENT

At the College, Detlef Schrempf studied International Business. He had a six-year old race as a player of the NBA. It makes use of his diploma and has held a job at Coldstream Capital Management as a business development manager. In addition to its 9-5, Schrempf also acting. It has a recurring role in "Parks and Leisure" and shows how it is comfortable in front of the camera.

Brandon Roy - High School Basketball Coach

There were speculation that Brandon Roy would take advantage of a temple of NBA career, but his knee injuries stopped that this happens. The knee of Roy does not completely recover so he decided to run after a career in the broadcast, but failed. In 2016, Roy took a job as the basketball coach boys in Nathan High School. He marked a perfect 29-0 during his first season and received the Naismith Basketball Lycée Coach of the Year.

Shandon Anderson - Owner Vegetarian Restaurant

The most memorable NBA quarry of Shandon Anderson was when he won an NBA championship as a role player for the Miami Heat 2006. After retiring, he returned to school and studied to become a Vegetarian Chef, hoping to own a restaurant. He did an internship in Candle 79, one of the most famous vegan New York restaurants. Very quickly, he opened his own commune, Art Drink in Atlanta who unfortunately closed after a year of activity.

Scottie Pippen - Farmer Breeding

Scottie Pippen took a long time to accept her retirement. It is among the biggest player for Chicago Bulls in history. Pippen retired in 2004 and immediately regretted doing it. He tried to have a successful return for a few years in the hope of winning a seventh ring. After realizing that he would not happen, he opted for a second career with his brother. The duo co-owner of a breeding farm in Arkansas.

Charlie Ward - Coach High School

Charlie Ward ended up winning the Heisman Trophy playing football in Florida State. He was fished and then by the NFL and joined the NBA. Ward eventually played for 11 seasons in the league, joining New York Knicks. He retired in 2005 and took a job as he also loved coaching. It does not have the professional place took secondary jobs and is a head coach in Booker T. Washington High School in Pensacola, Florida.

Karl Malone - truck driver

Karl Malone had a legendary career from the NBA. He did enough fortune not to work for all his life. After retiring, he invested part of his money in several companies and even took the time to work as a part-time truck driver. He has invested in several companies, including a wood carrier. It is actually with a lot of passion about this work and is practical on this too because it leads for the company as well.

Vinnie Johnson - CEO Piston Group Manufacturing Company

Vinnie Johnson was among the fans players of the NBA called "Bad Boys" of the League. With the pistons of Detroit, won the titles of 1989 and 1990. He was 1992 and Johnson had to retire. He started piston the group, a small manufacturing company that became a multi-million dollar asset. As CEO, Johnson proved that he knows how to handle a business ...

Darko Military Apple Grower

Darko Miličić calls himself the largest bust NBA Draft of all time. As a total of 2003, he had a mediocre career with Celtics, retire in 2012. These days, in Serbia Darko resides pomuel. He returned to his home to try a career in Kickboxer in his country. Then he decided that it was not the way for himself and now works on rows of apple trees on his 125-acre farm.

Oscar Robertson - Affordable Lawyer Housing

It is an old star school of the NBA and Oscar Robertson was amazing during his 14-year career. Appointed star player 12 times, Robertson retired and was included among the highest guardians ever scoring the league. He then worked to create affordable housing for African Americans in Indianapolis. Due to his philanthropic efforts at the University of Cincinnati honored Robertson an honorary doctorate in human letters in 2007.

Micheal Ray Richardson - Substitute Teacher

Micheal Ray Ray Richardson "Sugar" had a 24-year-old career play ball. His joined NBA in 1986, but the Commissioner forbids her life. Richardson had another long career of 14 years to play professionally in Europe. He retired in 2002 and Richardson entered coaching for a few years, but he quickly decided to become a substitution teaching. Now, in his 60s, he is teaching in Oklahoma.

Derrick Coleman - Water supplier

After his 15-year-old NBA career, Derrick Coleman was lazy dubbed by his coaches. There is no sign of this after retiring because Coleman works day and day to deliver water to families in need. Coleman leads all the flint, Michigan to deliver drinking water. He explains: "That's what I see. Distress. I see people who need help. I saw the rust and all that is in their water. Flint is like a ghost town, and C ' Is sad ... How can it happen here in America? "

Steve Francis - Contractor

After playing nine NBA seasons, Steve Francis decided it was time for him to pursue his other passion, namely music. He founded Mazerrati Music. His effort to set up a hip-hop record label has been unsuccessful and that has led to another business. After Maserati's music, Francis then started her line of clothes, we are one. It is confronted with financial problems so that all its projects are waiting.

Dennis Rodman - Political Ambassador

Dennis Rodman is always visible in the public eye. The NBA icon still does not have a job of 9-5, but his post-NBA career deserves a place on our list after his retirement, Rodman has made professional struggle and soon followed him to become a political ambassador. He went to North Korea in 2013 and even called Kim Jong a "friend for life". and returned to North Korea in 2017.

Latrell Syrewell - Pitchman

Latell Sugrenwell had always a controversial reputation. He was at his peak, but unfortunately, his brutal attack on the head coach of the warriors P.J. Carlesimo in 1997 made a mess of his career. He retired in 2005 and Karma struck. Sregackell has lost many of his mansions and even his yacht crashed. He ended up becoming a pitchman for Priceline where he would admit his faults ...

Wilt Chamberlain - All

Wilt Chamberlain said goodbye to his NBA in 1973. He was indeed a force to count. Chamberlain then took every job in the pool looking for what he enjoyed a lot. In the end, he has become a pitchman. Unfortunately, he passed the way for the year 1999 of heart failure. Its reel and its ads are always one of the most monitored tracks ...

Gilbert Arenas - Analyst

Gilbert Arenas was a player from the NBA that showed a lot of potential. He was the 31st choice in the 2001 project and managed to mark $ 163 million on his career. With a lot of money, you would think it would stop working. But no, no arenas. He did not opt ​​for a full 9-5, but he was still involved in sport and works as a complex sports analyst.

Kenny Anderson - Camp Manager

Kenny Anderson worked as a high school basketball coach and lived a pleasant life. But his luck turned after a while. In 2013, he was arrested for a dui who ended with his work. He took time to get up on his feet, but now he directs basketball camps in Florida. He wants to come back to his coaching in high school, but he is aware that it will take a lot of time ...

Jay Williams - Spokesperson

Jay Williams had so much potential to become one of the best NBA players of all time. It was written by the bulls, everyone was excited to see it grow. Unfortunately, even before starting his career, he met with a motorcycle accident. His career was finished even before starting. After recovering from his accident, Williams became a spokesperson to the Federal Visions Fund. And he is also a college basketball analyst at ESPN.

Antoine Walker - Financial Advisor

Antoine Walker had a superb career of the NBA. In 13 seasons, he ended up doing more than $ 100 million. He ended up spending too much time for bankruptcy in 2010. Three years later, Walker after clearing his debts, his second career started. He started working at Morgan Stanley Global Sports and Entertainment to teach financial literacy to new actors.

Adam Morrison - Coach

Adam Morrison had a very high potential to become an amazing NBA drive. His career stopped when he torn his LCA in 2007. After that, he never became a player on Los Angeles Lakers. He returned to high school after his retirement. He joined Gonzaga to pursue his degree in sports management, he also took his work as coaching staff of the basketball team.

Rony Seikaly - DJ

Rony Seikaly had a smooth 11-year-old quarry of NBA. After retiring sports, he wanted to become a DJ. Although most of his peers do not fail to change their NBA career to be artists, Seikaly was excellent with his new job. He played for several clubs in Las Vegas, Miami, New York and Ibiza. He did not plan to make a full-time career but "the opportunity arrived organically and she seemed to be fun and she grows up from there."

John Stockton - Basketball Coach

When he was in the NBA, John Stockton was part of a dynamic duet with Karl Malone. It was well known for always ready to help rather than mark the basket for itself. He retired as a NBA player in 2003, but he did not fully put basketball. He worked as a coach assistant of the Female Basketball Team from Montana State University, as well as some other youth basketball teams.

Bill Walton - Sports diffuser

Bill Walton started playing UCLA Bruins in the 70s winning two national titles. It was written by the NBA and soon played for the pioneers of Portland winning MVP championships and two NBA championships. He retired in 1987, worked hard to overcome his stuttering problem. He later became the NBA commentator for CBS, NBC, The Los Angeles Clippers, ABC / ESPN.

Michael Jordan - Contractor

We think one of the greatest basketball players of all time. Everyone knows that the former Powerhouse Chicago Bulls has taken ahead and retired by 2003. He had made more than $ 90 million but currently has a net worth of $ 1.3 billion. He still works and is an owner of Charlotte Hornets. It also deals with massive companies such as Hanes, Gatorade, and more a car dealer and seven restaurants.

Hakeem Olajuwon - Real Estate Engraver

Hakeem Olajuwon joined Houston Rockets and the Raptors of Toronto in 1984 and 2002 with Back Back Championships in 1994 and 1995. He also supervised new players such as Kobe Bryant, Lebron James, Dwight Howard, among others. While Olajuwon made investments after his NBA career, he was wise with his expenses. As a real estate dealer, he always wins charges.

Shawn Bradley - Rancher

Shawn Bradley was well known as he was one of the greatest players during his time and first joined Philadelphia 76ers, and then moving to the new Jersey nets. He then played for Dallas Mavericks for a majority of his time to play professionally. He played a role in "Space Jam" then after his retirement in 2005, Bradley wanted to live life on the farm and bought a massively ranch of cattle.

Maceo Baston - Has a Cupcake Store

During his time, an NBA player is a NBA player, Maceo Baston joined the Raptors of Toronto, then he was with Indiana Pacers playing twice for these teams in his entire career. He then played professional basketball from around the world until he was done. After retiring, he directed a cupcake business with his wife called the cupcakes of love in Michigan in competition in the cupcake wars that bring $ 10,000 at home.

Tom Chambers - Sports BRIFFCASTER

Tom Chambers became the only basketball player to score 20,000 points during his career and be eligible for the Hall of Fame but failed. He became an All-Star NBA four times four times and had a 16-year career for six different teams. Today, he has a correspondent position for Fox Sports Arizona covering the Suns Phoenix. He is a horse breeder in Utah but treats it like a hobby.

Junior Bridgeman - Coca Cola distributor

The net worth of Junior Bridgman is over $ 600 million after working professionally at the NBA for 12 years from 1975 to 1987. He played for Lakers and later dollars. After that, he bought a 450 restaurant franchises, mainly, Wendy's and Chile's and Chile's. Years later, he sold some of his restaurants to do business with Coca Cola and now distributes Coca Cola Company and the third independent bottle.

Chris Washburn - Mortgage Loan Company Work

Chris Washburn has become one of the most famous players in the history of the NBA. He became the third choice T be written in 1986 and joined the golden state warriors. The drugs then arrested its basketball career to prosper and cope with a league's prohibition of life after failing three drug tests within three years. He started a fried chicken company with his girlfriend in 2000, dropping drugs. Washburn is now working in a home mortgage company.

Evan Eschmeyer - Lawyer

After being written by the NBA in 1999, Evan Eschmeyer played for new Jersey nets for 4 years. However, because of its knee problems, it has only been able to participate in 153 games striking 421 points. However, he forced to retire because of his knee in 2004. He joined the North West University participating in a competitive JD-MBA program. He has a law degree and an MBA. He has since worked as a lawyer, entrepreneur and director of Finance at the Atlas Tour.