Anthony Joshua net worth 2022: career earnings and how much he gets for Oleksandr Uzyk rematch?

BOXING matches featuring Anthony Joshua are almost certain to fill the stadium. It's only right that his bank account is also filled.

The British star has had a remarkable career, from winning a gold medal at London 2012 Olympics to unifying WBA, IBO, and WBO titles in 2018.


Anthony Joshua net worth 2022: career earnings and how much he gets for Oleksandr Uzyk rematch?

Anthony Joshua made his debut to the world with an Olympic gold-medalled medal

Anthony Joshua net worth 2022: career earnings and how much he gets for Oleksandr Uzyk rematch?

In December 2019, Anthony Joshua took back his belts from Andy Ruiz

Joshua is now set for another chapter in his incredible story when he takes on Oleksandr Uzyk in a highly anticipated fight.

What is Anthony Joshua's net Worth in 2022?

Anthony Joshua's net worth is reported to be PS115 million, but it could rise to PS200m after Saturday's showdown against Oleksandr Usyk.

From his 2017 Wembley match with Wladimir Klitschko, the British star earned a reported PS15m.

Joshua's win against Joseph Parker one year later saw him bring home less in PS13m.

However, AJ earned a remarkable PS66m when he reclaimed the WBA, IBF and IBO titles against Andy Ruiz.

Plus, the AJ walked away with a reported PS15m following his disappointment loss to Oleksandr Uzyk in 2021.

The British heavy hitter, 258 MGT, oversees some of the best British boxers. Joshua is the sponsor of lynx deodorant and has been for many years.

What is Anthony Joshua worth for Oleksandr Uzyk's rematch?

The British heavyweight boxer will be split 50/50 of the PS65m purse Saudi Arabia paid for the fight. This means that each boxer should take home a minimum PS32.5m.



Anthony Joshua net worth 2022: career earnings and how much he gets for Oleksandr Uzyk rematch?



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AJ vs Usyk 2, confirmed fight time, TV and live streaming info for tonight’s blockbuster

This is before any additional sponsorships or revenue from the pay-per-view sale of the fight.

Oleksandr Usyk, a mandatory challenger, agreed to insert a clause for a rematch only if the second prize money were split equally.

Win with William Hill - Oleksandr Usyk at 40/1 or Anthony Joshua at 25/1

Joshua's first fight against Andy Ruiz was a non-competitive defense which allowed his team to insert a clause stating that AJ is entitled for a large portion of the purse.