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John Wall: Stats, Net Worth, Wife, Age, Family, Children, Lifestyle & Biography

Career Stats:

NBA Career: 2010–2025

Teams: Washington Wizards (2010–2020), Houston Rockets (2020–2022), L.A. Clippers (2022–2023)

Stats Highlights:

5× NBA All-Star (2014–2018)

2017 All-NBA Third Team

Career averages: 18.7 points, 8.9 assists, 4.2 rebounds, 1.6 steals (per game, 647 games)

11-season career: 11,862 points, 5,671 assists, 2,654 rebounds

2014 Slam Dunk Champion

Played last NBA game in 2023; announced retirement August 19, 2025, at age 34.

Net Worth
John Wall has built a fortune estimated at $110 million by 2025, through NBA salaries, endorsements (notably with Adidas), and investments. Despite injuries, buyouts, and turbulent years, Wall’s “generational wealth” enabled him to retire securely and support loved ones back home.

Wife & Relationships

Wall has been romantically linked to several women, including model Hazel Renee and Shante, but as of 2025, he is not married.

Wall keeps his private life low-key; the mother of his son Ace remains out of the media spotlight.

Family & Children

Son: Ace Wall (born 2017/2018; regularly featured on John’s social media; celebrated his 6th birthday in December 2024).

Mother: Frances Pulley (late), raised Wall and his sisters in Raleigh, NC, after Wall lost his father at age 9.

Siblings: Two sisters, Cierra and Tonya.

Lifestyle

Wall is celebrated for generous community involvement, including the John Wall Family Foundation and large gifts to families in need in D.C. and Raleigh.

Known for luxury cars, stylish fashion, and travel.

Open about his mental health journey, loss, and resilience—a role model off the court as much as on it.

Biography Snapshot
Raised in North Carolina, Wall fought through personal trauma to become Kentucky’s No. 1 recruit, NBA’s top pick (2010), and a perennial All-Star. His dazzling speed, vision, and leadership made him a fan favorite—even as career-threatening heel and Achilles injuries hampered his prime. Wall retires as one of the best point guards of his era, proud father, and respected leader in and out of basketball.