Jake Paul is one of the most recognisable figures in boxing and is without a doubt one of the most divisive and talked about characters in the sport. Thus, we have decided to take a look at the net worth of ‘The Problem Child’. Read on to find out the Jake Paul net worth, career earnings and biggest fight purses.
Jake Paul Net Worth
Jake Paul has become one of the most controversial and talked about figures in boxing circles in recent years. Since making his professional debut against AliEsonGib in January 2020, ‘The Problem Child’ has had 11 further fights as a pro.
The American is a highly controversial figure, but you have got to commend him for how he has gone about his transition into professional boxing. He has had 12 fights in total as a pro, as well as sharing the ring with legendary UFC fighters such as Anderson Silva, Nate Diaz and Tyron Woodley.
Not to mention the fact he has also fought legendary heavyweight king Mike Tyson, and the brother of Tyson Fury, Tommy Fury. All in all, Paul’s activity and popularity amongst fans has made him one of the most followed boxers in the world on social media. His incredible following also translates into huge paydays. More on that later.
As one of the biggest names in the entire sport of boxing, we have decided to take a deep dive into the career earnings, endorsement partnerships and the full Jake Paul net worth.
According to multiple sources including The Mirror, Jake Paul’s net worth is said to be somewhere in the region of $80 million as of today.
The American social media personality/YouTuber/boxer/actor has been a huge name for the best part of a decade now. Paul began making millions through his YouTube career, before making even more in recent years in his boxing career.
Not only that, but the 27-year-old has a collection of expensive cars and a vast real estate portfolio which further enhance his fortune. The Ohio man owns a number of businesses too, which certainly enhances his net worth.
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Jake Paul Career Earnings
Despite only having his first professional boxing fight in 2020, Jake Paul became the highest paid athlete under the age of 25 in 2021 thanks to his boxing career, according to Forbes.
Since beginning his boxing journey, ‘The Problem Child’ has earned astronomical sums of money inside the ring. Hats off to him, he knows how to make a penny or two.
The 1997-born boxing superstar has gone from strength to strength since turning professional. This is backed up by his career earnings, which have continued to grow at a rapid rate over the past few years.
It is reported that the Ohio man earned around $40 million in 2021. Forbes suggested that his three bouts in 2021, firstly against Ben Askren and then twice against Tyron Woodley, as well as outside of the ring revenue streams, earned him the $40 million total.
Actually inside the ring, Jake Paul’s total career earnings inside the boxing ring equates to roughly $87.5 million to date. This figure was massively inflated thanks to his last fight against Mike Tyson, where ‘The Problem Child’ pocketed an extortionate $40 million for the contest.
The prize money for his fight with Mike Tyson is obviously the biggest of his career, but Jake Paul’s second biggest fight purse was actually in defeat. The American reportedly took home a purse of $8.6 million in the aftermath of the Tommy Fury fight, despite losing for the first time. This still remains the only loss on Jake Paul’s boxing record.
There are so many lucrative purses to chose from when it comes to Jake Paul, all of which have been a minimum seven figures from the first Tyron Woodley bout onwards. The table below details Jake Paul’s career earnings and purses from his last 10 fights.
Jake Paul Boxing Fight Pay (Last 10):
| Fight | Fight Purse |
|---|---|
| Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson | $40 million |
| Jake Paul vs Mike Perry | $3 million |
| Jake Paul vs Ryan Bourland | $5 million |
| Jake Paul vs Andre August | $6 million |
| Jake Paul vs Nate Diaz | $5 million |
| Jake Paul vs Tommy Fury | $8.6 million |
| Jake Paul vs Anderson Silva | $5.5 million |
| Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley 2 | $5 million |
| Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley | $2 million |
| Jake Paul vs Ben Askren | $690,000 |
Purse info per MMA Fighting & Bleacher Report
Jake Paul Endorsement Deals
As well as earning millions of dollars inside the ring and from his life as a YouTuber, Jake Paul makes a highly lucrative sum of money outside of the ring too. It comes as no surprise that ‘The Problem Child’ has various endorsers and sponsors on board with him.
The Ohio man is heavily involved in Betr, which will prove to be a massive player in the coming years when gambling becomes widely legalised across the United States. Paul promotes the Betr brand, whilst taking his own cut of their profits as an influencer for their brand.
Paul of course runs Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) alongside Nakisa Bidarian. These are just a few of the business avenues that the brother of Logan Paul has ventured into. On top of his YouTube and boxing career, these other avenues also earn him a tonne of extra money.
Celsius energy drink, DraftKings and RNBO Clothing are said to be some other businesses who are aboard the Jake Paul hype-train. It comes as absolutely no surprise to learn that Jake Paul earns a clean fortune from his life outside of the boxing ring, as well as inside the ropes.
It is unknown the exact amount that Jake Paul earns per annum through endorsement deals and his various business ventures. However, Forbes revealed that in 2022, Paul raked in a tidy sum of $8 million through endorsement and sponsorship deals.
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