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Sibal was a minister from 2004-2014 and left a big void in the supreme Court. This was filled by Salve. So, Sibal's absence for a decade resulted in the meteoric rise of Salve.
Arnab Goswami's constant worshipping of Salve does not make Salve a bigger star.
As far as earnings are concerned, Sibal does a lot of pro bono matters while Salve is a pure mercenary. He only appears pro bono when the case gives him fame e.g. Kulbhushan Jadhav.
Sibal is also a much better chamber senior. He pays his juniors handsomely while Salve expects money in return from his juniors because they getting a chance to be his junior.