Ryan Kenwood Hollins, aka Ryan Hollins, is a former American professional basketball center or power forward who is currently a color commentator for the Houston Rockets of the National Basketball Association. The athlete played his college basketball at UCLA Bruins. Ryan was the 50th pick in the 2nd round of the 2006 NBA Draft. Not to mention, before ending his career, he also played professional basketball in Europe as well.
The former NBA player Ryan Kenwood Hollins was born on October 10, 1984, in Pasadena, California, America. He was considered one of the tallest NBA athletes measuring 7 feet. Moreover, he weighs 109kg. He is 38 years old currently. Concerning his family matter, Ryan is the son of Teryl and the late Denier Hollins. Both of his parents are of American ancestry. Due to the lack of information about his siblings, we are unaware of them. For your information, Ryan is also the 2015 PAN American Games Bronze medalist.
The commentator Ryam is a wedded person. He married his long-term girlfriend, Janice Copper, on July 15, 2012. The couple has been together for quite a long time. They have been together, supporting each other at every step. For your concern, Ryan has shared the stage with some basketball legends, including Michael Jordan. Thus, big-name players like him and other celebrities were also in his wedding attendance.
Hollins with his family SOURCE: Instagram With Janice, Ryan has three children (two daughters and a son). They are Jeremiah Hollins (eldest), Chris Hollins, and Jan Hollins (Youngest). Ryan is very social and loves sharing his family details with the public. His wife Jenice is his huge backer, who has done much for his family and career. Thus, he is very thankful to her for whatever she has done for him.
Ryan is a former NBA player who played professional basketball from 2006 to 2016. Appearing for ten NBA teams in his decade's career must have gained astronomical bank notes in his bank balance. As per the sources, his average salary per season in 2015 was $1.082 Million. Despite his unsuccessful career in NBA, he later moved to the European side, where he even netted more money playing from Gran Canaria and Auxilium Torino.
Currently, he works as a commenter, boosting his net worth massively. According to several webpage and sources, his estimated net worth in 2022 is approximately $10 Million. With such revenues, he is enjoying his luxurious lifestyle with his family.
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Professionally, he set his foot into the basketball world after being drafted by the Charlotte Bobcats in the 2006 NBA draft. However, after a few months, he then joined the Flyers. Likewise, he joined Dallas Mavericks and Minnesota Timberwolves in 2009, Cleveland Cavaliers in 2010, Boston Celtics in 2012, Los Angelos Clippers in 2012, the Scarmato Kings in 2014, Washington Wizards and Grizzles in 2015.
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Hollins commentating in an NBA game SOURCE: Instagram In his decade NBA career, he couldn't establish himself like other players, so he switched to the European side joining Gran Canaria in 2016 and Auxilium Torino in 2017. After he retired from basketball, he served as a commentator for Houston Rockets in the NBA. Notably, the American international also plays in the 3-on-3 basketball team Triplets.
