JAKE PAUL was honored to be named the sixth-highest-paid boxer under 25 years old with PS30million in boxing.
Sportico reports that the American earned $37 million (PS30m), last year, through prizefights.
Paul, 25 tweeted: "Made pro-debut January 30, 2020. Two years and four months later, I am the sixth highest-paid athlete in the world aged 25 and under.
"Hate me all that you like...I'm only gonna prove you wrong." Next stop August 13th.
The Buffalo Bills' quarterback Josh Allen (25), is believed to be the top earner.
Surprisingly Kylian Mbappe (PSG forward), ranked third with earnings of PS39m.
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Paul is the only fighter to make it into the top ten, and he was only behind Canelo Alvarez (31), and Tyson Fury (33) in highest-earning boxers.
Since his professional debut in 2020, the social media star is currently at 5-0 and has scored four knockouts.
He has been criticised by his opponents for not being able to face a recognized pro.
Paul fought Tyron Woodley in December, a quick-notice rematch after Tommy Fury (23), pulled out.
Woodley was defeated by him, who had previously defeated Woodley on points in August.
It was KOs that were won over gamer AnEsonGib, an ex-NBA player Nate Robinson (37), and Ben Askren (37), respectively.
Paul recently announced that he would be returning in three months for his sixth professional bout.
