What is Peter Bol Net Worth 2024, Endorsments, Career Earnings

Peter Bol is an Australian middle-distance runner who specializes in the 800 meters. Peter Bol rose to fame at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. His outstanding skill came to light on a global level when he qualified for the finals of the 800-meter competition, where he represented Australia. His Olympic performance attracted great popularity, and he appeared as a role model for numerous young athletes.

In June 2022, he made a new Oceania and Australian record of 1:44.00 at the Paris Diamond League. This was his third attempt to break the 800-meter national record. In the same year, Bol placed seventh in his position with a time of 1:45.51 at the Eugene, Oregon World Championships, before winning the silver medal at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games in 1:47.66.

Peter Bol's Net Worth 

Peter Bol has an estimated Net Worth is $2 Million - $3 Million in 2024. He wins a good prize money from various competitions. He achieved great fortune in his career as an Australian middle-distance runner.

Peter Bol's Early Life

Peter Bol was Born on 22 February 1994 in Sudan. Bol moved to Toowoomba, Queensland when he was eight years old. He grew up in Perth and received a basketball scholarship at St Norbert College. He graduated from Curtin University has a degree in construction management in 2017.

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Peter Bol was a good basketball player in Perth, Western Australia. After a good cross-country race when he was 16, a teacher at St. Norbert College suggested he try running 800 meters.

Peter Bol achieved his own record of 1:48.90 in the junior men's 800 m at the Australian Athletics Championships in 2013. He moved from Perth to Melbourne in December 2015 to train with coach Justin Rinaldi, who also trained joint national record holder Alexander Rowe.

In 2016, he ran two Olympic qualifying times (1:45.78 and 1:45.41) and was named to Australia's Olympic team for the 2016 Rio Games. Bol finished sixth in his heat at the Games, recording a time of 1:49.36.

He finished sixth in his competition at the 2017 World Athletics Championships in London with a timing of 1:49.65.In June 2018, he set a personal best of 1:44.56 in the 800 m at an IAAF meet in Stockholm, Sweden, defeating training partner Joseph Deng. At the 2019 World Championships in Doha, Qatar, he was eliminated in the heats of his signature event, running 1:46.92.

Peter Bol won first in his semi-final in the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 with a personal best time of 1:44:11. He then finished fourth in the tactical final, 0.53 seconds short of a bronze medal. The winning time of 1:45.06 set by Emmanuel Korir was slower than the time set by Bol in his heat. In June 2022, he achieved a new Oceania and Australian record of 1:44.00 at the Paris Diamond League. This was his third time breaking the 800 m national record.