George Kambosos Jr. Net worth: The former unified lightweight champion George Kambosos Jr. is one of the highest-paid boxers around the world. Since starting his career in 2013, the Australian fighter has elevated his skills to become a dominant fighter in the lightweight division. Before his next fight with Maxi Hughes, let us look at George Kambosos Jr.’s net worth.
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George Kambosos Jr. holds a professional record of 20-2. He made a dominant run in the lightweight division with 20 victories. Moreover, he won the WBO, WBC, and WBA lightweight titles to become the unified champ, defeating Teofimo Lopez, Lee Selby, and Mickey Bey. Although he was defeated in his last two bouts opposite Devin Haney, he put up a great fight.
As per the reports, George Kamboses Jr. has a net worth of $5 million in 2023. On average, he earned a fight purse worth $500K in his last five fights. This includes his high-stakes back-to-back matches with Devin Haney. He earned a total of $8.5 million in his last two bouts with Haney. Also, his championship bout with Teofimo Lopez, the orthodox fighter, reportedly earned $1.1 million. With multiple top-scale bouts, George Kambosoes Jr. is considered to have earned more than $22 million throughout his boxing career.
Since joining Top Rank Boxing promotion, Kambosos Jr. has bagged a chunk of money in high-profile bouts with maximum PPV shares. He earns around 40 to 50% PPV shares scaling his total purse payout. As per the latest reports, he will earn a guaranteed fight purse worth $500K in his next bout with Maxi Hughes. However, the fight purse and fight earnings would gradually fluctuate.
The former lightweight champion battles Maxi Hughes in an IBF World Title Eliminator bout this Saturday. The PPV will be live from the FireLake Arena in Shawnee, Oklahoma, on Saturday, July 23rd.
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