This deep-dive covers the top 10 richest boxers in the world, using verified sources, recent earnings, and Forbes-style net worth estimates to break down how each fighter built their fortune.
Whether you're chasing the richest boxer of all time, looking for the highest paid boxer in one fight, or want to see where stars like Canelo, Tyson Fury, or Oleksandr Usyk rank in 2025, this list delivers.
1. Floyd Mayweather Jr. – Net Worth: $400–500 Million
• Floyd Mayweather net worth remains unmatched in 2025, sitting between $400M–$500M. • He's the richest boxer of all time with total career earnings of $1.1+ billion.
• His 2015 fight vs. Manny Pacquiao generated $250M+ for Mayweather—the highest paid boxing match ever.
• Mayweather Promotions continues to earn through fight deals and talent management.
• Real estate empire includes luxury homes in LA, Las Vegas, and Miami.
• Owns a private jet, a $25M Beverly Hills mansion, and a car collection valued over $20M.
2. George Foreman – Net Worth: ~$300 Million
• Most of Foreman’s wealth stems from business—not boxing. • Earned ~$150M from the “George Foreman Grill” brand alone.
• Was a two-time heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medalist.
• In-ring earnings were solid in the 1970s–1990s, but his financial breakthrough came from licensing and endorsements.
• Invests in faith-based organizations and real estate.
3. Manny Pacquiao – Net Worth: $220–250 Million
• Filipino legend, 8-division world champ, and political figure. • Total fight earnings top $500M over a 26-year career.
• Major paydays came from bouts vs. Mayweather, Bradley, and Thurman.
• Endorsed Nike, Nestlé, and Alaxan.
• Served as a Philippine senator and presidential candidate.
• Actively invests in charities and sports promotion in Southeast Asia.
4. Oscar De La Hoya – Net Worth: ~$200 Million
• Career ring earnings: ~$510M across 39 fights.• Oscar De La Hoya net worth is now largely from Golden Boy Promotions, which promotes major fighters including Ryan Garcia.
• Real estate holdings and media ventures (DAZN partnerships) add to his wealth.
• Known for launching one of the first successful Latin-led promotions in the U.S.
5. Canelo Álvarez – Net Worth: $200–250 Million
• The face of boxing in Mexico and one of the highest-paid athletes globally.• DAZN deal worth $365M; has since renegotiated for even higher purses.
• 2023–2025: fought Bivol, Golovkin trilogy, and several lucrative Middleweight and Super Middleweight unifications.
• Endorses Tecate, Under Armour, Hennessy, and Everlast.
• Owns a tequila company, gas stations in Mexico, and real estate in Guadalajara.
6. Lennox Lewis – Net Worth: ~$180–200 Million
• Former undisputed heavyweight champion.• Defeated Holyfield, Tyson, Klitschko.
• Now a successful commentator and analyst, including for Sky Sports and FOX.
• Earns through motivational speaking, appearances, and boxing consulting.
• Invested in UK and Canadian real estate markets.
7. Tyson Fury – Net Worth: $140–160 Million
• 2025 fight with Usyk brought in ~$80M, ranking him highest paid boxer in one fight that year.• Endorses WOW Hydrate, Lucozade, and signed media deals with Netflix.
• “Gypsy King” brand sells merchandise globally.
• Owns training facilities and real estate in Manchester and Marbella.
• Talks of WWE and MMA crossover deals have boosted income projections.
8. Anthony Joshua – Net Worth: ~$150 Million
• Endorsement king: Beats by Dre, Under Armour, Jaguar, Lucozade.• Fights with Usyk, Ruiz, and Pulev each grossed $30M–$60M.
• Massive UK audience = strong PPV buys.
• Invests in startups and youth boxing academies.
• Owns real estate in London and Dubai.
9. Oleksandr Usyk – Net Worth: ~$55–65 Million
• 2025 saw Usyk earn ~$101M (Forbes), placing him among the highest paid boxers in the world.• Unified Heavyweight Champion after defeating Tyson Fury.
• Endorses Rival Boxing Gear, Hublot, and Ukrainian tech brands.
• Invests in real estate in Kyiv and sports training ventures for Ukrainian youth.
• Known for humility and philanthropy.
10. Gervonta “Tank” Davis – Net Worth: ~$60 Million
• Undefeated knockout artist promoted by Mayweather.• Major bouts against Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney earned him $10M–$25M per fight.
• Signed with PUMA, DraftKings, and Apple Beats.
• Rising as a major American boxing brand and PPV draw.
• Only 29 in 2025—potential to rise into top 5 by 2030.
What Do You Think?
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