Tara Davis Woodhall’s husband, Hunter Woodhall, is a track and field athlete with a hefty net worth.
Ahead of Tara’s appearance in the long jump final of Olympics 2024, Hunter shared a heartfelt, emotional message for her.
Highlights
- Hunter Woodhall has amassed a net worth of around $17 million.
- Woodhall is the co-founder of Giant Hoodies, the most comfortable oversized clothing brand in the world.
- He also owns a real estate company, Woodhall Estates LLC.
Praising his wife for inspiring him daily, Hunter wrote a lengthy Instagram post in which he admired her for being open with her struggles and work ethic. He captioned,
Tomorrow you contend for the Olympic Title. I’m so humbled by you. You have battled through so much just to give yourself a chance. You’ve inspired so many with your authenticity. Showing it’s okay to struggle, it’s okay to not always be okay. Through everything you continued to fight for your dream. No one has worked harder. No one has been more disciplined. You inspire me every day to be great. Tomorrow is your moment. Enjoy every bit of it. You are ready ❤️
Hunter Woodhall
Hunter Woodhall was born with a congenital disability called fibular hemimelia, in which the fibulas in his lower legs never formed.
Both legs were amputated below the knee at 11 months old. Hunter was told he could never walk, so he learned to run instead.
Now, he is a three-time NCAA All-American and a two-time Paralympic medalist, and he continues to chase his athletic dreams while attending the University of Arkansas.
Hunter Woodhall’s Big Win Is In His $15 Million Hoodie Business
Two-time Team USA Paralympic athlete Hunter Woodhall has an estimated net worth of around $17 million as of 2024.
According to Yahoo Sports, Paralympians earn $37,500 for a gold medal, $22,500 for a silver medal, and $15,000 for a bronze medal.
In Tokyo, Woodhall won the bronze medal, for which he won the cash prize of $15,000.
For many athletes, participating in the Olympics comes at a high financial cost, and just making it to the Games can mean make or break for most athletes.
However, the United States Olympics prize money for the winner was a financial sideshow for Woodhall, who stopped competing within the NCAA to co-found Giant Hoodies along with Jonathan Montgomery and Matt Horner.
Giant Hoodies is a clothing company that has delivered a revenue of $4 million in just nine months.
His company sells oversized hoodies, sweatshirts, and joggers in various designs online, each retailing for about $60.
It now has at least 150k customers, most buying directly from the company, whereas 10% of sales come from Amazon.
He said his company revenue was $10 million in 2021 and valued at $15 million.
Woodhall has been making other investments off the track, including a budding real estate portfolio.
He owns five properties in Arkansas through his real estate company, Woodhall Estates LLC. His total monthly revenue from these ventures is currently about $15,000.
Hunter Woodhall owns a 2021 Tesla Model X car worth around $121,440.
Earlier, on May 31, 2022, Hunter and his wife, Davis, partnered with Lululemon as global ambassadors.
Additional Information
- Olympian Tara Davis-Woodhall and Paralympian Hunter Woodhall have been married since 2022.
- He has two brothers, Brendan and Spencer Woodhall, who majored in business marketing.
- Hunter was born to his father, Steve, a 1983 graduate of Hobson, and his mother, Barb Woodhall.
