Valeri Vladimirovich ‘Val’ Bure is a Russian-American figure skater and ice hockey champion. Valeri Bure is a two-time Winter Olympic medalist in ice hockey. Val played ice hockey with the NHL’s Los Angeles Kings as a right winger. Valeri Vladimir Bure is a professional vintner who has regained international acclaim today. Valeri Bure and his wife Candace Helaine Cameron-Bure run ‘The Bure Family Wines’ in St. Helena, Napa Valley, California, United States.

What is the Net Worth of Valeri Vladimirovich ‘Val’ Bure?

Valeri Vladimirovich ‘Val’ Bure and Candace have a combined net worth of $10 million dollars. Their family vineyard in St. Helena, Napa Valley, will eventually make $500K and more per year. ‘The Bure Family Wines’ is the name of the winery.

Early Life and Childhood

Valeri Bure was born Valeri Vladimirovich “Val” Bure in Moskva, Russia, on June 13, 1974. Vladimir Bure and Tatiana Bure are from Furna, Switzerland, and he is their second child. Pavel Bure, his older brother, is a Canadian ice hockey player who was inducted into the NHL Hall of Fame after playing with the Vancouver Canucks. The Bure are Russian nobles who lived from 1815 to 1917 during the Tsar Dynasty. For many generations, the Bure family has been royal craftspeople.

They created costly watches and mantelpieces for Russia’s Tsar and Imperial Family. As a result of their devotion and loyalty to the mighty Tsars, Val’s forefathers were elevated to noble status. Vladimir, his father, was an Olympic swimmer. Between 1968 and 1976, he won four medals for the Soviet Union at three Olympic Games. However, in 1991, Vladimir emigrated to the United States with his two boys, Pavel and Val, and lived in Los Angeles. Vladimir used this facility to train both of his sons in athletic endurance. Following that, Vladimir divorced his first wife, Pavel’s and Val’s mother, and remarried. Then, in 1998, Vladimir and his second wife left the house with their half-sister Katya, leaving the two boys to fend for themselves.

Professional Life and Career of Val Bure

Val subsequently moved to Canada in North America, where he began his ice-hockey career. In junior ice hockey, he made his debut with the Spokane Chiefs of the Western Hockey Leagues. He returned from Canada after his sophomore season with the Chiefs and became an American citizen in December 2001. Valeri has always been a staunch supporter of the United States of America. Val played in four major leagues during his career, and in his trade-off to the Leagues, he went through four big player transfers.

Val qualified for the Hartford Whalers in Canada after his sophomore ice hockey season with the Spokane Chiefs in Canada. Val was dealt from the Hartford Whalers to the Montreal Canadians on September 17, 1991. The Montreal Canadians traded Val to the Calgary Flames on February 1, 1998, and the Calgary Flames traded Val to the Florida Panthers in the United States on June 23, 2001. Two years later, on March 11, 2003, the Florida Panthers traded Val to the St. Louis Blues, then two years later, on March 8, 2004, the Florida Panthers traded Val to the Texas Stars. During his illustrious career, Valeri was a member of eight of the top Ice Hockey League teams. CSKA Moscow, Spokane Chiefs, Montreal Canadians, Fredericton Canadians, Calgary Flames, Florida Panthers, St. Louis Blues, and Dallas Stars were among the teams.

“Val” – The Ice Skating Philanthropist Champion

Bure competed in the second season of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s figure skating reality show “Battle of the Blades” in 2010. Val, a former professional hockey player, was teamed with Ekaterina Gordeeva, a world-renowned figure skater, for the Broadcasting series. Val and Ekaterina were the winners of the competition, and they split a $100,000 reward to give to a charity of their choice. Bure donated his portion to ‘Compassion Canada’ as a result. Val began a new career as a winegrower and vintner after retiring in 2005.

Awards and Achivements

Val represented Russia at the Junior World Championships and the Winter Olympics, winning three medals in men’s ice hockey.

• 1994 Czech Republic Bronze medal – Third Place
• 1998 Nagano Silver medal – Second Place
• 2002 Salt Lake City Bronze medal – Third Place

Rumors, Body Stats and Social Media

There haven’t been any noteworthy speculations about Val Bure. He hasn’t gotten himself into any manor squabbles, either. His wife, on the other hand, had sparked a debate when she used the term “submissive” to characterize her relationship with her husband. Women of all ranks were angered by her remarks, which they perceived to be anti-feminist. Val has blue eyes and blond hair. He stands 5 ft. 10 in. tall and weighs 82 kg. Val has 602 Instagram followers and has 100 posts and videos. On Twitter, he has 7.3k followers.

Relationship Facts

• Valeri Vladimirovich ‘Val’ Bure is married to Candace Cameron.
• Valeri Vladimirovich ‘Val’ Bure married on June 22, 1996.
• He is father of Three (Natasha 1998, Lev 2000, Maksim 2002).
• Valeri Vladimirovich ‘Val’ Bure is not having an affair with anyone presently.
• His sexual orientation is straight.

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