A look into the Devin Haney earnings in his career in boxing below so far — right up to 2026 after the Brian Norman Jr fight and world title win at 147lbs.
Devin Haney is one of the new American young stars in boxing, certainly.
Haney at the moment is being talked about in the running for a new alleged $100 million dollar deal in boxing.
Mentioned by his father and manager Bill Haney that he alleges will go from his current age of 27 up to 30 years of age over three years soon — with confirmation of what fights and so on being awaited.
Here’s what we know on the Devin Haney earnings in his boxing career so far:
- Total career earnings: $116.1 million as of after the Brian Norman Jr. fight in November 2025.
- Brian Norman Jr. purse (Nov 2025): $12 million for the fight, not including win bonus, PPV, or sponsorships.
- José Ramírez purse (2025): $10 million.
- Ryan Garcia purse (Apr 20, 2024): $35 million from the DAZN PPV, which did 500,000 buys.
- Regis Prograis purse (Dec 9, 2023): $11 million.
- Vasiliy Lomachenko purse (May 20, 2023): $9 million, with a guaranteed $4 million reported by ESPN.
- George Kambosos Jr. rematch (Oct 2022): ∼$9 million reported; first fight in June 2022 was $2.8 million.
- Joseph Diaz Jr. (Dec 2021): $10 million purse.
- Jorge Linares (May 2021): ∼$3 million; Yuriorkis Gamboa (Nov 2020): ∼$2 million.
- PPV revenue total: Haney’s 3 U.S. PPVs generated $47,450,000 from 705,000 total buys: Lomachenko $9M, Prograis $3.45M, Garcia $35M.
Haney has done well so far but the new $100 million dollar deal over what we think will be either four or five fights, will take him on a bit.
Possibly it will be worth more than that with bonuses and so on added depending on how his fights do.
Expect confirmation soon.
Teofimo Lopez his rival though doesn’t think his new deal is worth $100 million dollars.
