Oleksandr Usyk net worth and how much he is getting paid for Daniel Dubois rematch?
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Usyk is facing off against Daniel Dubois
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He became the first four-belt undisputed champion in heavyweight history after a historic win over Tyson Fury.
But Usyk was forced to vacate the IBF belt in order to proceed with his money-spinning Riyadh rematch against Fury in December 2024.
The Ukrainian returns to action in London, trying to put Daniel Dubois down once more.
What is Oleksandr Usyk's net worth?
The true extent of Usyk's can not truly be known - but reports online suggest it is in the region of £45million - though it could be much more.
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Usyk has also fought Anthony Joshua twice, with his pair of points wins likely to have banked him around £30m.
Usyk vs Dubois 2 - All the info
OLEKSANDR USYK and Daniel Dubois meet again in a blockbuster heavyweight unification fight at Wembley Stadium THIS SATURDAY!
Usyk won the first fight in August 2023 via a ninth round KO - but only after Dubois knocked him to the canvas with a body blow that was ruled a low blow.
Dubois, 27, has improved massively since that first meeting, reeling off stunning wins over Jarrell Miller, Filip Hrgovic and Anthony Joshua.
Here's everything you need to know ahead of the big fight...
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He would have also picked up a few million for his 2023 victory over Daniel Dubois and other pay-per-view fights against the likes of Tony Bellew and Derek Chisora.
Usyk is also sponsored by Venum, Jaxet, Lomus, and WePlay Esports.
How much is he getting paid for Dubois rematch?
Again unconfirmed, but social media reports suggest the fighters are getting in the ring for a split £150m purse.
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The share is also unknown, but having won their first fight, Usyk could be taking home more than his rival this time around.
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