Conor Benn is reportedly in line for a career-best payday when he takes on Regis Prograis on the undercard of Tyson Fury's return to the ring on Saturday night.
A pair of fights with long-time rival Chris Eubank Jr elevated Benn's profile to new heights in the boxing world, with their first meeting in April 2025 winning multiple fight of the year awards.
When the pair rematched in November Benn seized the initiative from the opening bell and dominated Eubank Jr en route to a unanimous decision win.
With a capacity crowd at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and fans watching on pay-per-view around the world the two clashes proved to be lucrative for both men, with reports claiming that Benn took home £8million and Eubank Jr £10million for each fight.
Benn was expected to parlay his momentum into a long-awaited world title fight, but the 29-year-old will instead face former champion Prograis after a highly-publicised split with Eddie Hearn and Matchroom Boxing.
The acrimonious split was the talk of the boxing world when it was announced, with Benn jumping ship to the Dana White-fronted Zuffa Boxing for a one-fight deal, reportedly with the promise of an eye-watering payday.
So, just how much will Benn earn this weekend? We've taken a look.
Conor Benn vs Regis Prograis Fight Purse
How much will Conor Benn earn?
Reports suggest that Conor Benn is in line to pocket a guaranteed seven-figure purse for his clash with Prograis, said to be in the region of $15million (£11.2m).
That figure would actually be higher than what he earned for his blockbuster clashes with Eubank Jr last year, with Saudi boxing supremo Turki Alalshikh said to be bankrolling Benn's move to Zuffa.
Victory on Saturday night would likely set Benn up for a money-spinning showdown with Ryan Garcia in the second half of 2026, with the pair having already traded barbs on social media around a potential clash for the American's WBC belt.
How much will Regis Prograis earn?
Like his opponent, Saturday's clash at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is set to be a career-best payday for Prograis, with the 37-year-old reportedly set to take home approximately $3million (£2.25m) for the 10-rounder.
Prograis previously took home a disclosed $1,320,000 for his 11-round KO of Jose Zepeda in 2022 that saw him crowned the WBC light welterweight champion - the second world title of his career.
