Is Jake Paul richer than Tommy Fury? A look at UFC fighters' net worth
CLEVELAND, OHIO: Jake Paul aka 'The Problem Child' and Tommy Fury are two of the most well-known names in the world of boxing. Tommy is a professional boxer whereas Paul is a YouTuber turned boxer who will be facing Nate Diaz in a 10-round bout on August 5. Fury had the upper hand when the two competed against each other.
Additionally, Paul and Fury have gained notoriety outside of boxing. Paul is a well-known YouTuber and influencer, while Fury—despite having a strong boxing pedigree—made his notoriety through his appearances on the hit reality TV program 'Love Island'.
What is Jake Paul’s net worth?
The most recent figures indicate that 'The Problem Child' is worth $60 million in 2023, according to Inside Sport. For someone who is taking part in their eighth professional fight, this is significant money. Paul was once more valuable, though. Paul has disputed this amount and asserted that he is worth far more, but it is still an absurd sum.
Paul uses his money for a variety of things, such as real estate, automobiles, clothing, vacations, investments, and charitable causes. He is renowned for living a lavish lifestyle, and some people have criticized his spending patterns. But he also gives to charities and has given to those in need.
What is Tommy Fury’s net worth?
On the other hand, it's said that Fury is worth $2 million. When compared to Paul, there is a significant change. Although Fury would certainly contest these numbers, it is undeniable that Paul is wealthier than Fury because of his YouTube fame.
During the build-up to this battle and their prior efforts, Paul frequently made fun of Fury. The phrase 'The Problem Child' alluded to the idea that this fight would be his most profitable and that he ought to be grateful to Paul for it.
It is obvious that Paul is currently wealthier than Fury. The UFC veteran has repeatedly emphasized that this will not benefit Paul as he faces Nate Diaz in the ring, though. And in order to succeed, 'The Problem Child' must establish his value.
