Naoya Inoue vs. Nonito Donaire 2 Fight Purse and PPV Share

On June 7, 2022, Naoya Inoue will go up against Nonito Donaire inside the Saitama Super Arena for the second time. The duo first went at it in 2019 and Naoya Inoue sealed the night with a unanimous decision. That fight went the entire distance, and both the boxers put on an incredible show. However, Inoue, who entered the fight as The Ring Magazine champion and the IBF titleholder, left Saitama conquering the Muhammad Ali trophy along with the WBA bantamweight title.

Now it has been three years, and they are back to square off for the second time. Ahead of the fight, here is a look at the purse and the Pay per view share of the fight.

What is the purse of Naoya Inoue vs. Nonito Donaire II?

Naoya Inoue is a three-division world champion and, at present, he is the unified bantamweight champion in boxing. Inoue, 29, is currently undefeated and has a professional record comprising 22 wins. Interestingly, 19, that is 86.36% of his victories come by a way of a knockout.

On the other end, Nonito Donaire, the current WBC bantamweight titleholder, has a professional record of 42 wins and 6 losses. 28 of his victories have come via knockouts. Both the fighters are seasoned and have remained champions in multiple weight classes. This adds to the excitement and brings fans to the event.

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According to sources, Inoue will make a guaranteed figure as big as $350k, whereas Donaire will earn $125k, also guaranteed from the fight.

What is the PPV share of Inoue vs. Donaire II?

Naoya Inoue is ten years younger than Nonito Donaire, but the latter has more experience in fights. Simultaneously, Donaire has a height of 5′ 7″, and therefore, is two inches taller than Inoue. However, Inoue is fast, and because of his young age, fans expect him to have better stamina and endurance during the fight.

Reportedly, Naoya Inoue will have a 60% of the PPV share and Donaire will receive a 40% of the PPV share from the fight.

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