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Paris Olympics 2024: What is Ryan Murphy's net worth? Time, date and how to stream men's 200m backstroke swimming finals

 With his remarkable achievements, Ryan Murphy is considered one of the wealthiest swimmers in the US

PARIS, FRANCE: As Paris prepares to host the 2024 Summer Olympics, starting Friday, July 26, and concluding Sunday, August 11, attention turns to the athletes competing for gold. Among them is Ryan Murphy, a 29-year-old American competitive swimmer who has built a reputation as a force to be reckoned with in the backstroke event. Murphy has made a splash in the world of backstroke events, boasting an impressive Olympic record with three gold medals: two from the 2016 Rio Olympics and one from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Murphy is considered one of the wealthiest swimmers in the US, with estimates suggesting his net worth is around $150 million, solidifying his status as a swimming sensation. His net worth was reported to be $50 million as of 2022, according to Exact Net Worth. However, most analysts and insiders agree that a more realistic figure is around $100 million. Despite the differing estimates, there is a general consensus that Murphy's net worth is substantial, thanks to his successful swimming career and endorsements.

When will the Paris 2024 Olympics men's 200m backstroke finals air?

The Paris 2024 Olympics men's 200m backstroke finals are scheduled to take place on Thursday, August 1, at 2.37 pm Eastern Time (ET). 

How to stream the Paris 2024 Olympics men's 200m freestyle finals?

You can stream the Paris 2024 Olympics men's 200m freestyle finals in the USA through Peacock, which will offer live coverage of every event, as well as NBC Olympics, which will also provide live streams of the competition.

Additionally, fans can catch all the live action on NBC and the USA Network, which will broadcast some of the swimming heats that take place outside of primetime coverage.

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