The mornings with irritable bowel syndrome are the most challenging for Jeffrey Roberts. His stomach cramps up. He feels like he needs to be near a bathroom at all times. So he gives himself at least 2 hours to get ready for work. When he goes out, he often takes routes he knows will have public restrooms along the way.
There is nothing like watching a heavyweight champion boxer at work. You have probably wondered how much these men are paid for their prowess, not to mention all the pain they endure. The average heavyweight champion boxer earns $7.5 million per year.Much of this money is earned through appearances on pay-per-view bouts, netting between $250,000 and $10 million each.This money is divided between sponsorship and purse money from the fight itself. To find out about non-champion boxers and their salaries, check out our article.ou have probably wondered how much these men are paid for their prowess, not to mention all the pain they endure. The average heavyweight champion boxer earns $7.5 million per year.
The 18 fighters in the nine undercard bouts at UFC 162 were paid a disclosed total of $1.167 million, an average of $64,833.33 per man. At UFC 160, the 20 undercard fighters earned $1.258 million in disclosed pay, an average of $62,900 per man.Several of those fighters received the discretionary pay, though that is not included in this total.here were 19 boxers on those two shows who earned $5,000 or less, while only Kazuki Tokudome of the 38 UFC undercard fighters earned less than $10,000. Tokudome made $8,000, but lost to Norman Parkes and didn't earn his $8,000 win bonus.