Rui Hachimura

Are you a fan of the NBA? Which is your favorite team? This next personality, Rui Hachimura is one of the rising NBA players who professionally plays basketball for NBA Giant the Washington Wizards.

Rui Hachimura was born in the city of Toyama, Japan on 8th February 1998. He has a height of 6ft 8in while his weight is 104 Kg. He is a national player of the Japanese national team and currently is playing in the NBA team Washington Wizards.

Is Rui Hachimura Married?

Rui belongs to the Japanese nationality. As per the record, he is still unmarried. However, The rising star of the NBA has been linked with a beautiful woman Briana Delgado. 

Briana is a well-known model who also owns Bootyfull Queens. Rui and his alleged girlfriend have not shared anything about their relationship.

Net Worth

Rui has an estimated net worth of $5 Million. All of his net worth is gained by his massive early-age career. Currently, he is playing with Washington Wizards, whose team payroll in 2019/20 is $128,664,086 and listed in the 13th position on Team Payroll Rank.

Currently, he is on a contract of $4,469,160 annually as a player for Washington Wizards. He was scheduled to make $4,692,840 in 2020, $4,916,160 in 2021, $6,263,188 in 2022, and $8,486,619 in 2023 according to the Hoops-hype. His increasing rate of salary surely changes his net worth in the future.

Currently, the highest-paid NBA player of Washington Wizards is John Wall whose annual income stands for $38,199,000 this year. Furthermore, he is a key player of the Japanese national team and is getting a good amount of numeration from his deeds without a doubt.

Rui is also one of the 5th Japanese players who played for the NBA. J.R. Sakuragi, Yuta Tabuse, Nick Fazekas, Yuta Watanabe, Yudai Baba, and Rui himself are 6 players who played in NBA tournaments with different clubs. Luke Kennard and Jonnie west are also some renowned NBA players.

Formative Years, Sibling and Family

Rui was raised in Toyama Prefecture by his Beninese father, Zakari Zabil, and Japanese mother Makiko. According to the Japanese language, his title name means is fortress or base which was given by his grandfather because he was a big fan of baseball.

Hachimura has three siblings, two sisters, and one brother all of whom are younger than him. His one sister's name is Amina Hachimura and his brother's name is Allen Hachimura,

Rui usually posts his family photos on his Instagram account. Despite being a huge professional basketball player at the beginning, he used to play baseball as a pitcher and catcher. 

All of his turning points in life came after the end of 2013, when he led the Meisei High School basketball team to win its second title in the All-Japan High School Tournament, where he scored 32 points in a 92-78 win against the Fukuoka University Ohori. From that moment onwards, there is no looking back for Rui Hachimura.

Major Achievement and Success

At the FIBA U17 World Championships, which was held in Dubai, he represents his home country Japan, averaging a tournament-best 22.1 points per game back in 2014. He also participated in the 2016 Basketball Without Borders Global Camp in Toronto.

Additionally, he is the winner of the 2018/19 Julius Erving Award as the nation's top small forward. Later he was nominated as a finalist for 2018/19 Naismith Player of the Year Trophy and was listed in the Consensus All-America First Team selection.

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