Conor Benn net worth and how much he is getting paid for huge Chris Eubank Jr fight
CONOR BENN is no stranger to huge cheques - but his upcoming fight is set to be the biggest payday yet.
Anytime the British superstar steps foot in the ring, he takes home money that a lot of people may never see in their lifetime.
And Benn is expected to more than double his career earnings when he settles his bitter feud with Chris Eubank Jr.
What is Conor Benn's net worth?
It has been widely reported that Conor Benn's net worth ranges between £3million and £5million.
Benn's purse per fight has expectedly increased from when he was a young prospect until now.
And while his earnings for each fight have been kept away from the public eye, reports suggest that Benn makes anywhere between £500k to £1m everytime he steps in the ring.
Furthermore, after defeating former champion Chris Aligeri in 2021, the son of boxing mogul Nigel Benn was spotted driving a gold-wrapped Mercedes-Benz S63 AMG worth approximately £125k.
Conor also owns a stunning £110k Porsche 911 Carrera 4S with a personalised plate 'KO13ENN' - which he proudly calls his 'weekend car'.
The British star was expected to take home around £3.5m for his cancelled fight with Chris Eubank Jr.
But Benn's upcoming purse for the rescheduled bout is set to outdo all of the above.
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How much is Conor Benn getting paid for Chris Eubank Jr grudge match?
Conor Benn will take home £8m of the £18m purse to Chris Eubank Jr, according to reports.
And Eubank Jr broke his silence on the contract situation.
The British boxer said: "Many of you would have heard Eddie boasting about a 60-40 split he secured for Conor.
"That's just an absolute lie, which is not surprising. The truth of it is, Uncle Turki flew in and saved the day like the superhero he is.
"This is the Saudi show, he called me and said, 'What do you want to make this fight?'
"I'm sitting there thinking, 'I've got to be a businessman now, and any good businessman in any negotiation, starts with an aggressively high number, then there are counter offers and negotiating and you get to the number.
"I gave him a diabolical number, I gave him an inconceivable number, and he said, 'Done, I'll send you the contract on Monday.' I'm thinking I could have got more, or a couple of watches out of him!
"There is no split, there are no percentages, you lied to the public in front of everybody and now I'm setting this straight."
failed to meet the requirements at the weigh-in on Friday.
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