Devin Haney’s Boxing Earnings: How Much Did He Earn in His Past Fights?

Devin Haney has been active as a professional boxer for just over five years. However, he already has a world title, an undefeated active record of 25-0, and his own promotions. Hence, it reflects the sheer pace that Haney has achieved while climbing the top.

While ‘The Dream’ is yet to receive the biggest fights of his career, he has had an alluring journey so far. In his 25 fights, Haney has attained 15 knockouts and several lucrative checks. Hence the 22-year-old is already a millionaire and seems to get even bigger numbers in his nearing career.

That said, Haney also has big endorsements like SNAC nutrition, under his name. So, he earns a healthy number from the outer-ring stances. But his boxing ride remains the most primary source of his wealth. Here’s a look at Devin Haney’s earnings from the sport.

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Devin Haney and his major earnings from the boxing matches

Haney earned almost twenty percent of his entire net worth in one night when he took out Alfredo Santiago in 2019. He didn’t headline the event but bagged the biggest paycheck out of everyone. KSI and Logan Paul made $900 K in the main event, but Haney claimed the $1 million paychecks.

While Haney was previously fighting for $400K/ per bout, he earned his first six-figure digits against Santiago. His numbers have doubled up in recent times.

Per the talkingmoose.com, a fight against Zaur Abdullaev in 2019 fetched him a lucrative $800K. That’s not all, ‘The Dream’ also claimed a massive $6500 K when he vanquished Antonio Moran in the same year.

While Haney is already a multi-millionaire, his nearing fights would seemingly be eight-digit figures or six. Since he is aligned with Matchroom Promotion alongside his own company, the money only appears to rise for the American boxer.

Haney will headline his upcoming fight in a sensational title defense against Jorge Linares on May 29. So, there’s no going back from this point. While he continues to roar through the 135 lbs division, Haney holds one of the most lucrative bank accounts from the active roster.

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