JAKE PAUL is set to take the boxing world by storm once again this weekend with a fight against Tyron Woodley.
Paul, 3-0 as a fighter, takes on former UFC champ Woodley in his toughest test to date yet.
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The YouTube sensation is the betting favourite going into the fight, but 39-year-old Woodley poses a genuine threat to Paul’s unblemished record.
One thing that’s for certain, however, is that Paul stands to make another hefty pay-day.
What is Jake Paul’s net worth?
Jake Paul had been making a healthy amount of money before his boxing career took off.
But now that the 24-year-old looks to be an established PPV star, Paul is earning boat-loads in the ring too.
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Paul’s net worth amounts to around £15million.
Paul launched his online career back in 2013 which his equally wealthy brother Logan, with the pair making a name for themselves on social media app Vine.
The pair also have millions of YouTube subscribers and followers in TikTok.
And then in 2019, Paul had his debut as a boxer, fighter AnEsonGib on a Matchroom USA card, beating the fellow YouTuber in the first round.
In 2017, Paul started Team 10, his very own digital influencer platform, which acts as a entertainment promotional tool for teenagers.
How much is Jake Paul being paid to fight Tyron Woodley?
Paul is expected to make a lot of cash for his fight with Woodley, who also stands to earn big.
For his fight with Ben Askren, who Paul knocked out in one round earlier this year, Paul’s purse was £500,000 – a huge amount for a fighter so early on in their career.
Paul would’ve had made more than that once a cut of the pay-per-view revenue came in too, with the fight being broadcasted on Triller.
Since then, Paul signed a multi-fight promotional deal with Showtime in the U.S., and he now stands to make more for his fights moving forward.
Paul’s purse for the Woodley fight will likely come close to £1million, and he’s also going to take home a share of the pay-per-view revenue.
Said revenue should also be higher than what was made for the Askren fight, with Showtime a more well-known brand than Triller.
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
