Liam Smith vs Chris Eubank Jr. 2 will go down this weekend as Eubank Jr. seeks revenge. The two met for the first time in January and Liam Smith pulled off an upset by knocking out Eubank Jr. So as they prepare for the rematch, we look at their purse and payouts to see how much they’ll earn.
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Smith and Eubank Jr. will compete as the main event of a Boxxer Promotions card this weekend at the Manchester Arena. And given the first fight and the trash talk surrounding this contest, it will be a thriller. In addition, the fighters could also earn a hefty payday for the event.
Liam Smith vs Chris Eubank Jr. 2 Purse and Payouts: How Much Money Will They Make?
Liam Smith vs Chris Eubank Jr. 2 Purse and Payouts
Estimating fighters’ pay is very difficult since they do not reveal all the information about their earnings. However, when it’s a big fight like this, there are several reports that give us a ballpark figure about their earnings. So for the Smith vs Eubank Jr. rematch, we will do the same to see who will earn more.
According to reports, Liam Smith and Chris Eubank Jr. have both agreed to the same base pay. Both fighters will earn £1 million as their base pay. However, since Smith won the last fight, he is now entitled to a greater share of the PPV. Smith will get 60% of the PPV sales while Eubank Jr. will get 40%.
Thus, in total, Liam Smith could earn close to £3.5 million if we estimate 600,000 PPV sales. Eubank Jr. on the other hand, will earn £2.4 million for the same amount of sales. Therefore, it could be a lucrative fight for both, regardless of the result.
This payout represents an increase in earnings from the first fight for Liam Smith. In the first fight, Smith reportedly earned £970,000 while Eubank Jr. earned £2.4 million. Thus, for Eubank Jr. the purse will be the same as the previous contest.
So there you have it. This is what you need to know about the Liam Smith vs Chris Eubank Jr. 2 purse and payouts. What do you make of the purse? Do you think it’s a fair reflection?
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