David Benavidez Net Worth: How Much Does He Make Per Fight?

Starting in 2013, David Benavidez has operated in the super-middleweight as well as the light-heavyweight divisions. However, after stepping into the ring with Ronald Gavril in 2017, he found a fixed home as he won his first-ever WBC championship at super-middleweight.

Despite later losing his belts due to the wrong reasons, David Benavidez is considered to be one of the best super-middleweight fighters in the current division.

Since 2013, he has fought 24 times, has beaten all 24, remains undefeated to date, and has also won and defended belts. Some even believe Benavidez might be the only one who could possibly take Canelo Alvarez‘s undisputed throne away from him.

Today, he is 24-0 as a professional boxer and is looking to fight more to regain what he lost earlier – his super-middleweight throne.

What is David Benavidez’s net worth in 2021?

According to Playerswiki.com, David Benavidez’s net worth is over $2 million. This comprises his career earnings, fight bonuses, endorsement deals, sponsorships, investments, and other sources.

David Benavidez career earnings

Not much is known about his earnings in previous fights. However, it is well known that David Benavidez has had two big paydays against Ronald Gavril and Anthony Dirrell.

In 2017, the American fighter took home $400,000 for this fight against Ronald Gavril.

David Benavidez bagged $1 Million against Anthony Dirrell in 2019. His opponent also earned the same figure. ‘El Bandera Roja’ must have pocketed some extra money as his bonus amount for ending the fight with a mean knockout.

David Benavidez endorsements

There is no direct information suggesting who Benavidez has endorsement deals and sponsorships with; however, in 2018, Top Rank offered him sponsorships.

At the time, he signed onto those and pocketed $250,000 as a bonus. However, he later switched up, returned the money in its entirety, and nullified the deal with Top Rank.

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