Brad Fittler Son: Zach Fittler Bio, Father, Mother, Sister, Sibling, & Net Worth

While Zach has already embarked on his sports journey, it will take time to amass a fortune and name like his father. The estimated net worth of Brad Fittler is 10 million USD.

The media is aware of an increase in origin payouts to $12,500 per game, and the third-party sponsorship agreements are raised to $150,000. As a rugby team mentor and former player, Brad earned a fair amount of his income.

Brad reportedly agreed to a nearly $3.25 million contract with the Sydney Roosters team in 2002. He made almost $800,000 in salary in 2006. In 2002, Brad invested $2.12 million in a house in the Northern Sydney Suburb, which he sold for $2.4 million.

While attending McCarthy Catholic Senior High School in Sydney’s western suburbs, Brad started playing rugby. The Rugby Player defeated the Canberra Raiders 18-14 in the 1990 Grand Final. After being chosen, he joined Australia for the 1990 Kangaroo Tour of the UK and France.

The test started when he became the tour’s youngest player at Wembley Stadium in London. However, he was not allowed to participate because he insulted HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, by addressing him as “Good day buddy.”

The Roosters’ coach, Chris Anderson, resigned on July 9, 2007, just 48 hours after his team’s second-worst loss, a 56-0 loss to the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles. Fittler took over as head coach in Round 18, initially for a limited time until the end of the 2007 season.

On July 27, 2007, Fittler’s coaching career took a significant step forward. Melbourne Storm, the early favourites for the Premiership, were defeated 26-16 by the Roosters, but not before scoring two late consolation tries.

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