While the NFL players would be hitting shoulders and helmets on the Football field soon, the two free agents Le’Veon Bell and Adrian Peterson would be facing each other in the boxing ring.
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Finally, the duo is set to showcase their ability to improvise and move from the football field to trading leather. Ahead of their fight, they had a very intense face-off at the weigh-in. Per reports, the bout will take place on September 10 at Banc of California Stadium on the undercard of the fight between YouTube stars Austin McBroom and AnEsonGib.
Earlier, they were set to collide in July. However, due to Gib’s injury, the fight was postponed to September. Now, when the NFL session is starting on September 8, it is clear that both running backs are not going to participate in this session. Bell, 30 is much focused on combat sports. He has trained hard to consider it his next career option.
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On the other hand, Peterson, 37 is in the fading days of his career. He has already accomplished a lot to go down in history as one of the greatest running backs of all time. Before they gear up to meet in the ring, let’s take a look at their earnings from the match.
Le’Veon Bell vs Adrian Peterson fight purse
The fight purse of Bell and Peterson is not clear yet. But according to their aura, they will attract many fans and sponsors, which would ultimately give them a decent sum.
According To Celebrity Net Worth, Peterson’s net worth is $1 million. Most of the money he made was through the NFL. His annual salary is $2 million. On the hand, Bell has a net worth of $12 million. He also played basketball earlier.
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