5) Al Haymon – Net Worth: $15 Million

Richest Boxing promoters of 2015 - Boxing is an immensely popular sport in many parts of the world. There is plenty of money involved in boxing. The lucrative sport brings in money for boxers, promoters, cable networks and many more. More.. I found an iPhone on the ground and what I found in its photo gallery terrified me.. UPDATE on Skiibii’s death – The truth! (Read) Most curvy African celebrities in 2015 – These ladies are special! (+Pics) 10 surprising things women love to be complimented on – Guys, this will help you! Many promoters have become millionaires. These promoters have promoted some of the biggest and richest boxers in the world. Here are the top five richest and most sucessful boxing promoters as of 2015, according to Celebrity Net Worth:

5) Al Haymon – Net Worth: $15 Million American boxing advisor Al Haymon studied economics at Harvard. He started his career in the music and television industries. He got into boxing by promoting Vernon Forrest. His association with Floyd Mayweather, Jr. earned him fame and fortune. He is known to boost his fighters’ earnings to the maximum. SEE ALSO - 4) Ricky Hatton – Net Worth: $40 Million Ricky Hatton is a retired English professional boxer and boxing promoter. As a boxer he fought in the light welterweight and welterweight divisions. He won his debut match by a TKO in the first round against Colin McAuley. He fought 48 matches during his career and enjoyed 45 wins. He is a former IBF, WBA, IBO and The Ring Light Welterweight Champion. His boxing promotion include Anthony Upton, Pauly Upton, Lucas Browne, Damien Hooper, Adam Etches, Matty Askin, Sergey Rabchenko and more. 3) Don King – Net Worth: $150 Million American businessman Donald “Don” King is well-known for his boxing promotions. At the peak of his career, he promoted boxing stalwarts like Mike Tyson, Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, Larry Holmes, Evander Holyfield, Julio Cesar Chavez, Felix Trinidad, Andrew Golota, Marco Antonio Barrera and Roy Jones Jr. King is considered one of most successful boxing promoter of all-time. 2) Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson – Net Worth: $155 Million As of 2015 Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson’s net worth is $155 million, according to Forbes mainly due to his sale of Vietnam Water in 2007. This sale made him richer by $100 million. He announced in 2012 that he had become a licensed (licensed just for New York) boxing promoter for his company TMT. Jackson himself is a former amateur boxer. In the same year he and his friend Floyd Mayweather, Jr. signed IBF featherweight champion Billy Dib. 1) Bob Arum – Net Worth: $200 Million Professional boxing promoter Bob Arum is the richest boxing promoter in the world. He is the founder and CEO of Top Rank. He has worked with great names like Muhammad Ali and promoted the legendary boxing champion Julio Cesar Chavez. He promoted big fights like Roberto Duran vs. Marvin Hagler. Some of his current boxing superstars includes Manny Pacquiao and Erik Morales. Arum was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1999. - Richest Lifestyle CLICK HERE to join our BBM Channel for faster updates TOP POSTS YESTERDAY The 10 most expensive cities in Africa for 2015 – See which is number 1 (+Photos) Actress Eniola Badmus has lost weight, steps out looking really nice.. (Photos) 22 year old Five Star Music artist, Skiibii is dead (Details + Photos) 10 most expensive mobile phones in the world (Photos) Photos of the Ghanaian lady who committed suicide after catching husband in bed with her mum 10 best special forces in the world (With Pictures) 10 drugs that can kill you in minutes – This will shock you! (With Pictures) 18 year old Kylie Jenner pees on herself – Wow! (See Photos) The 10 most revealing dresses in red carpet history (With Pictures) 10 powers you never knew superman had – This will surprise you! Top Nigerian celebrities and their multimillion naira mansions – See who has the biggest (+Photos)

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