Moses Itauma vs Filip Hrgovic Fight Purse - how much will both fighters earn from heavyweight title clash?
Moses Itauma and Filip Hrgovic lock horns in an eagerly anticipated IBF heavyweight title clash at London's 02 Arena on Saturday night.
Itauma -- who boasts a flawless 14-0 record -- is the unsurprising odds-on favourite heading into the fight, but Hrgovic will be keen to drag the British prodigy into deep waters, with the 21-year-old's durability untested at the highest level.
The Croatian has defeated English opposition in all of his last three fights -- most recently overcoming Dave Allen in ruthless TKO fashion -- and he'll be out to spoil the party in the capital this weekend.
With hefty figures being floated for the IBF title encounter, we take a look at how much both fighters are in line to earn.
Moses Itauma vs Filip Hrgovic Fight Purse
While official figures have not been publicly disclosed by promoters, unofficial reports suggest that the fight purse for Itauma vs Hrgovic sits at around £2.2m.
While this doesn't reach the financial heights of heavyweight title clashes involving household names like Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua, Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois, it is set to be a career-high payday for both Itauma and Hrgovic.
If industry reports are to be believed, the purse will be split at an approximate 70/30 in favour of Itauma.
How much will Moses Itauma earn?
Reports suggest that Itauma is set to earn an approximate £1.5m for his upcoming clash against Hrgovic.
This will dwarf the estimated £450,000 that he reportedly took home when defeating Jermaine Franklin via TKO in his most recent bout in March.
His Hrgovic earnings are set to exceed his current career-high payday from his victory over Dillian Whyte in August 2025 -- where he gained an approximate £1.1m.
How much will Filip Hrgovic earn?
While Hrgovic is still in line to take home a pretty penny, he will reportedly earn less than half of what Itauma will pocket.
He is expected to make £700,000, with the high-stakes encounter understandably representing the biggest payout in his professional boxing career.
His earnings from the Itauma clash will double his current highest payday, with his most lucrative payout thus far coming from his 2022 bout with Zhilei Zhang, where he earnt a reported £285,000.
