Anthony Joshua may have lost his last two fights and his heavyweight belts to Oleksandr Usyk, but his net worth has continued to soar.
The former heavyweight world champion had never suffered consecutive defeats in his career before taking on Usyk last year, but lost both of their fights after the Ukrainian was named his mandatory challenger in October. But despite now having lost three fights, his brand continues to strengthen, and his earnings hit a massive £130million last year.
He earned a huge purse for his second bout with Usyk in Saudi Arabia this August, having made £12m for their first meeting the previous September. Equity in his business Sparta Promotions rose by just over £8.5m to £106,448,948 in the year to February, while assets in his management and sponsorship company 258 Marketing Limited also increased by £3.8m to £23,130,494.
