JAKEPAUL is one the most highly-paid boxers in the world after making eye-watering amounts of money during his brief career.
Although he has only been to five fights, four were professional, the 24-year-old Youtuber knows how attract people.
After defeating Ben Askren in April, Paul spoke to Snoop Dog.
His fight against Ben Askren in April attracted 1.5 million PPV purchases - making it the top ten most PPVs ever sold.
His next fight with Tyron Woodley was likely to draw an even larger crowd, with the event selling out at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse Cleveland, Ohio.
Paul is making millions every year with his Youtube videos, but he's proving that he can translate his popularity into real world events.
He was scheduled to fight Tommy Fury, but it was his largest purse yet. Instead, he will fight former UFC star Woodley in an rematch on Saturday.
Fury was forced to leave the team after sustaining a broken rib in training camp and a bacterial infection.
Here's how much Paul has made from each fight so far.
Jake Paul vs Deji Olatunji - PS2,267,500
Paul was a fan of Deji Olatunjui (aka ComedyShortsGamer) and fought him in an amateur fight.
The Brit is the brother to KSI, and his fight against Paul was on the undercard of KSI vs Logan Paul. This was split 50/50.
According to reports, the total amount from ticket sales and live PPVs was around PS11.8million. Logan gave approximately half of his PS5.9m share back to Jake.
Paul vs AnEsonGib - PS750,000
Paul made his professional debut against AnEsonGib, another social media star.
Although the payout was guaranteed to Ohio man at PS750,000, his knockout power would bring him bigger audiences and larger purses.
Paul defeated AnEsonGib in 2 minutes 18 seconds, and then called out KSI, who was ringside at the Miami fight.
Paul vs Robinson – PS7.5m
Paul next fought Nate Robinson, a former NBA star on the undercard to Mike Tyson's fight against Roy Jones Jr.
The pair made PS60m together with a staggering 1.6m PPV sale, of which Paul received a cut.
Paul claimed that he made eight figures on the deal. He stated: "My deal was built in to the backend structure of the event's performance.
"The event was a huge success."
Paul vs Askren - PS7.5m
Paul was the first opponent to have any fighting experience. He had fought in UFC.
He was also put down in round one, as Paul received a base payment of PS520,000.500.
Youtube's sensation took home a portion of the PS56.5m from the event.
Paul vs Woodley - PS7.5m
His fame skyrocketed after his devastating performance against Askren, and then the subsequent theft of Floyd Mayweather's hat.
Woodley, a former UFC champion, flew back home to face him. He sold 500,000 PPVs at PS45.
DailyMailTV asked Paul what his general figure was for fights. He replied, "It's eight figures paydays."
Paul is expected to make at most PS1.5m from Saturday's rematch with Woodley.
He is so certain of another win, he offered to pay Woodley PS377,000 for a knockout.
