Jack Catterall and Harlem Eubank are getting ready for a big fight on July 5 at the AO Arena in Manchester. The fight's not just about glory - there's a lot of money on the line too.
The event will likely bring in over $2 million. Catterall stands to make up to $750,000 from his base purse, PPV sales, and sponsorship deals. Eubank could earn between $250,000 and $400,000, depending on how well the event does commercially.
Catterall's got more experience under his belt. He's fought for a world title and has a record of 30 wins and 2 losses, with 13 knockouts. He's also got some big brand deals with Everlast and Gymshark. His last fight was against Arnold Barboza Jr., and he's a big name in British boxing with an estimated net worth of $2.5 million.
On the other side, Eubank is unbeaten with 21 wins and 9 knockouts. He's still making his name in the sport, but he's got a famous uncle - Chris Eubank Sr., who'll be in his corner for the fight. Eubank's got a deal with Adidas and is worth about $1.2 million.
Eddie Hearn's Matchroom Boxing is putting on the show, and DAZN will broadcast it. They've been pushing the fight hard, playing up the rivalry and the Eubank family name to get people interested.
For Catterall, this fight's a chance to get back on track for a world title after losing in February 2025. Eubank wants to prove he's more than just a famous name - it's the biggest test of his career so far.
The purses for the fight show the gap in experience between the two. But if the PPV doesn't do as well as expected, they might not make as much as they're hoping.
Manchester's getting ready for the big night on July 4, with the fight set for July 5. It's a big moment for both fighters - whoever wins will take a big step forward in their career and their bank balance.
How well the fight does on PPV and if it lives up to the hype will decide how much money it makes. The purses show where both fighters are in their careers right now. It's all set up for an exciting night of boxing.
