BOXING matches involving Anthony Joshua are almost guaranteed to fill up the venue – so it’s only fair that his bank account gets filled up once again TONIGHT after the Robert Helenius bout.
From securing a gold medal at the London 2012 Olympics to unifying the WBA, IBO and WBO titles in 2018, the British superstar has had a fantastic career in boxing so far.
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ReutersAnthony Joshua reclaimed his belts off Andy Ruiz in December 2019[/caption]
And now, another chapter is set to be added to Joshua’s incredible journey when the world witnesses him take on Robert Helenius in a tasty bout at the O2 Arena in London.
But fans want to know much AJ has earned over the years.
What is Anthony Joshua’s net worth?
Anthony Joshua has earned an estimated amount of £200million from fights, but that will certainly increase after Saturday’s showdown with Robert Helenius.
The British superstar pocketed a reported £15m alone from his iconic Wembley clash with Wladimir Klitschko in 2017.
And Joshua’s victory against Joseph Parker a year later saw him take home a little bit less in £13m.
However, AJ collected a staggering £66m when he reclaimed his WBA, IBF, IBO and WBO titles against Andy Ruiz in December 2019.
Before walking home with a reported combined total of £75m after his disappointing defeats to Oleksandr Usyk in 2021 and 2022.
In Joshua’s most recent fight against Jermain Franklin, AJ walked away with a cool £10m, according to reports.
Not to mention that the British heavy hitter owns 258 MGT, who oversee some of the top British boxers, is sponsored by Under Amour, and Joshua has been the face of lynx deodorant for a number of years.
How much is Anthony Joshua getting for the Robert Helenius fight?
It is yet to be revealed how much the British heavyweight will receive for his upcoming battle with Robert Helenius.
‘The Nordic Nightmare’ stepped in on the week of the fight after Joshua’s original opponent Dillian Whyte returned an ‘adverse finding’ from his VADA (Voluntary Anti-Doping Association) testing.
The scheduled rematch between Joshua and Whyte was due to be on DAZN pay-per-view, but now as the bout is not as big, it will no longer be on PPV, meaning the British heavyweight will take home considerably less money.
AJ’s promoter Eddie Hearn told talkSPORT: “We are taking the fight off pay-per-view.
“The financial difference to Joshua in this fight is astounding, but he wants to fight, and in terms of non pay-per-view cards, I think this is one of the strongest we’ve ever done.”