Once seen as Britain’s next big heavyweight hope, Daniel Dubois has faced setbacks, comebacks and a steady climb through the rankings. Along the way, he’s been collecting more than just belts and headlines.
Behind the powerful jabs and quiet demeanor is a fighter who’s steadily built a respectable fortune. His earnings, while not quite in the realm of boxing’s elite, reflect a career that’s gaining both momentum and market value.
With major bouts like those against Joe Joyce, Kevin Lerena and the high-stakes clashes with Oleksandr Usyk, he has positioned himself not only as a title contender—but as a growing financial force in the sport.
What is Daniel Dubois’ net worth?
Daniel Dubois’s financial standing has grown in parallel with his boxing trajectory. As of 2025, his net worth is widely estimated to $5 million, according to Marca and based on reported fight earnings, sponsorships and early investment moves.
Daniel Dubois acknowledges the crowd as he steps on to the stage during the ‘Undisputed’ weigh in at BOXPARK Wembley on July 18, 2025. (Source: Richard Pelham/Getty Images)
Before his breakout win over Anthony Joshua, he was thought to be worth around $4.8 million, a figure dramatically boosted by that victory and subsequent high-profile bouts, as Talk Sports reported.
How much does Daniel Dubois earn per fight?
Daniel Dubois began his pro career earning modest six-figure purses, typically between £50K and £250K, for early domestic bouts. His breakout came in 2020, when a clash with Joe Joyce earned him about $2.2 million—his first major payday.
Against Oleksandr Usyk in 2023, he reportedly earned more than $1.5 million, showing strong earning power despite defeat. The September 2024 bout with Anthony Joshua raised the stakes even higher: a guaranteed $4.6 million, with the potential to reach $12.8 million once PPV revenue was included.
Daniel Dubois’ highest-earning fights
Some key nights defined Daniel Dubois’s financial peaks. His 2020 fight with Joe Joyce earned him approximately $2.2 million—his biggest payday at the time. The 2023 clash with Usyk brought in around $2 million, showing that even losses at world-class level can pay handsomely.
But the financial watershed arrived in September 2024: beating Anthony Joshua at Wembley earned him $13 million—and possibly up to £12.8 million when PPV was added, doubling his career earnings in one night, according to The I Paper.
Daniel Dubois’ endorsements
Daniel Dubois’s off‑ring income adds valuable revenue streams. He holds partnerships with brands like Adidas, Everlast and BoxRaw, and earns an estimated $500K–$750K annually from sponsorships alone, as Finance Monthly reported.
These deals have strengthened alongside his rise in the heavyweight ranks, reflecting his growing commercial viability even if he hasn’t yet reached the endorsement scale of global superstars.
Daniel Dubois’ investments
Outside boxing, Daniel Dubois is quietly building assets. He owns substantial properties—most notably in Essex and London—with values ranging roughly from $1 million to $2.5 million. He has also taken minority stakes in a sports nutrition company and early-stage fitness ventures.
