Paul made his boxing debut in 2020, beating YouTuber AnEsonGib via TKO. Since then, he has fought NBA star Nate Robinson and MMA fighters Ben Askren and Tyron Woodley. He has won four of his five boxing fights via knockout. In December, he knocked out Woodley in the sixth round.
Woodley was a replacement opponent for Tommy Fury.
On August 6 inside Madison Square Garden, Paul faces another Fury replacement in Hasim Rahman Jr. It is another chance for Paul to show the world he is the real deal.
The Sporting News looks into how “The Problem Child” has accumulated his fortune and where he stands among the wealthiest and most influential individuals in the world.
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Jake Paul’s net worth: How much does Paul make?
Per Celebrity Net Worth, Paul’s net worth is about $30 million.
Comparing that to his brother, Logan Paul’s net worth is about $45 million.
Jake Paul’s career earnings
Per SportsZion, Paul took home $1.2 million for his fight against Nate Robinson. Paul earned about $2 million in his first fight against Tyron Woodley in 2021 (per MMA Junkie). The initial bout against Tommy Fury in December would have had them both reportedly earning over $1 million.
According to Forbes, Paul was ranked second in 2021 when it came to highest-paid YouTube stars in the world. He made $45 million. In 2018 he made $21.5 million, also second.
Jake Paul’s endorsements
Jake Paul has had sponsorship deals with several brands, including boohooMan, DraftKings, RNBO Clothing, and SPRAYGROUND.
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Jake Paul’s social media influence
Jake Paul is one of the most popular individuals on social media.
YouTube: 20. 4 million subscribers Facebook: 5. 7 million followers Twitter: 4. 3 million followers Instagram: 20. 2 million subscribers TikTok: 16. 6 million followers
Jake Paul charities
Jake Paul helped found Boxing Bullies, a non-profit organization that instills confidence, courage, and leadership for today’s youth via boxing. It is also a platform to combat bullying.
Paul also raised $1 million for charity following his knockout win over Tyron Woodley in December 2021.
