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Abby Wambach

Is Abby Wambach A-List?

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NoAbby Wambach is currently ranked B tier — a well-known figure with a strong career but not quite a household name.

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Reached A-list in 2012

FIFA World Player of Year

Lost A-list status in 2015

Dropped to B tier — World Cup Victory

Ranking Timeline

2002C$0.1M

College NCAA Championship

Leads University of Florida to NCAA championship. This provides national exposure and professional opportunities.

2003B$0.2M+$0.1M

National Team Debut

Joins the US Women's National Team. Her national soccer career begins.

2004B$0.5M+$0.3M

Olympic Gold Medal

Wins Olympic gold medal, raising profile and earning endorsements. This elevates career and income.

2012A$1.5M+$1M

FIFA World Player of Year

Named FIFA World Player of the Year, peak career achievement. She earns more global recognition and endorsements.

2015B$2.5M+$1M

World Cup Victory

Wins FIFA Women's World Cup, solidifying legacy. Abby wins an important game.

2015B$3M+$0.5M

Retirement from Soccer

Retires from professional soccer. Her earnings and income shift from athletics to other avenues.

2026B$4M+$1M

Speaker and Advocate

Wambach continues as a speaker, coach, and advocate. She remains active in sports and social issues.

Last updated: February 25, 2026