Six feet and two inches tall, Phoenix, Arizona-born David Benavidez is yet to lose a professional bout in his boxing career. Moreover, he doesn’t seem to display any signs of deviating from the track on the way to his twenty-seventh career fight. His opponent Caleb Plant is a technical boxer who relies on counter-attack opportunities. But the twenty-six-year-old fighter, born to a Mexican father and Ecuadorian-Dominican mother, is confident to play a spoilsport early in the fight, as he has done on many occasions.

David Benavidez comes from a family with deep roots in boxing. His father, Jose Benavidez, is a well-established trainer. Whereas his elder brother Jose Benavidez Jr. after a stellar run as an amateur boxer, turned professional in 2010 and eventually became a WBA (Interim) Light Welterweight title holder in 2014. David Benavidez debuted professionally in 2013 and won the vacant WBC Super Middleweight title in 2017. However, he lost the title in 2018 after testing positive for banned drugs.

The subsequent return saw him becoming the WBC Super Middleweight champion in 2019. However, he was to hand it back a year later due to breaching the weight limit during the bout against Roamer Angulo. Two years later, on May 21, 2022, he defeated David Lemieux and became the WBC Interim Super Middleweight champion. His decade-long sojourn in boxing has sparked a renewed interest in his career earnings and where he stands regarding net worth.

David Benavidez’s Net Worth

A perusal of various portals reveals that ‘The Mexican Monster’s’ net worth should be between $2 – $5 million. Even without endorsements and bonuses, his career as a boxer must have netted him approximately $5 million.

David Benavidez’s career earnings

Details of the money Benavidez received for each fight would be difficult to ascertain. However, from sources such as playerswiki.com, the fight purse for some recently fought matches is available. In 2017, he fought and defeated Romanian Ronald Gavril for the first time on September 8 at Nevada’s Hard Rock Hotel. Reportedly the paycheck he received amounted to $400k.

In 2019, when he won the WBC Super Middleweight title against Anthony Dirrell, the fight purse guaranteed to him stood above $1 million. Likewise, in his most recent bout against the Canadian David Lemieux, Benavidez reportedly received $350k plus 60% of the PPV revenue.

David Benavidez’s biggest fight purse

From the available details, the biggest paycheck David Benavidez has received so far in his career remains the $1 million he pocketed while fighting Anthony Dirrell. However, it remains to be seen how much he can take home after the match against Caleb Plant. According to the agreement, both parties have agreed to a fifty-fifty split.

Hence, per InsideSport, minus the PPV margins, both fighters are expected to receive between $2-$4 million.

David Benavidez’s endorsements

Unfortunately, information related to the products or services endorsed by David Benavidez remains unavailable. But Bob Arum‘s Top Rank offered him a sponsorship deal in 2018. Initially, he agreed to the proposition and signed up for $250k. Yet he eventually reconsidered, returned the money, and reportedly called off the transaction.

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Otherwise, the boxer continues to box under the banner of ‘Sampson Boxing,’ headed by promoter Sampson Lewkowicz. Between Benavidez and Plant, who is your favorite boxer? Do share your views and opinions with us in the comments below.

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