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THE £69,000 PER SECOND SECRET: WHY JOSHUA AND PAUL’S MIAMI PAYOUT IS LEGENDARY
Anthony Joshua and Jake Paul split a £137m purse in Miami, earning £69,000 per second as Eddie Hearn targets Tyson Fury for 2026.
Word is, Anthony Joshua and Jake Paul raked in a crazy £69,000 per second during their fight in Miami this past Saturday.
These two faced off in a match at the Kaseya Center in Florida, and like everyone thought, Joshua won in the sixth round.
The ref, Christopher Young, stopped the fight after Joshua landed a right hand that dropped Paul. Joshua celebrated as Paul went down.
A lot of people wondered why a two-time heavyweight champ would fight a YouTuber-turned-cruiserweight who lost to Tommy Fury, but the answer was pretty obvious: money.
Paul and Joshua reportedly split £68.5 million for the fight, which aired on Netflix. So, in the 989 seconds the fight actually lasted, each guy made about £69,000 every second.
Word is Joshua might get less than Paul because he lives in the UK. AceOdds says about 37% of his cut—£25.6 million—will go straight to the IRS.
Paul seemed ready to celebrate his massive payday when he got back from Miami.
After his win, Joshua gave Paul props and said it took him a bit longer than expected to finish things.
"Wasn't my best," he said. The goal was to get Jake Paul, pin him down, and hurt him. That's what I wanted, and I did it. Took a little longer, but that right hand landed.
Jake Paul did great tonight; I have to give it to him. He kept getting up. It was tough for him in there, but he kept trying to find a way through.
You have to respect Jake for trying, trying, and trying. But he fought a real fighter tonight who's been out for 15 months.
The 36-year-old and his promoter, Eddie Hearn, also talked about the future, pushing Tyson Fury to sign on and set up what could be the biggest fight in British boxing ever next year.
Fury is supposed to come out of retirement next year after stepping away following two losses to Oleksandr Usyk.
Hearn said, We want the Tyson Fury fight, for sure. It's the fight, the biggest fight.
We can do it right away, by the way. No warm-up fights. If Tyson's ready and AJ is ready, we don't have to fight in February or March. I think he's saying eight weeks, 24 hours to sign a contract.
Joshua added, "The best promoter in the world's been talking with Turki [Al-Sheikh], His Excellency, and Riyadh Season, and now he's going to tell my training team."
I'm strong. I want to keep going, but it's up to the coaches. They're the ones who guide me. Fighters always want to fight; coaches guide us.
They know what I've been through over the weeks I've been with them, so it's up to them to decide. They'll talk to Eddie, and hopefully in a week or so, I'll have news.
WHY THE ANTHONY JOSHUA KNOCKOUT CLIP IS NOW THE MOST VIEWED ON NETFLIX
33 million global viewers tuned in to Netflix to watch Anthony Joshua knock out Jake Paul and break his jaw in Miami.
Jake Paul's fight with Anthony Joshua grabbed about 33 million viewers worldwide on Netflix. This big fight happened live this last Friday, December 19, at the Kaseya Center in Miami. It's now the second most-watched boxing match on the platform, just behind the Canelo Alvarez versus Terence Crawford fight from September, which had over 41 million viewers.
Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) said on Tuesday that around 33 million people, on average, watched the Paul vs. Joshua main event from start to finish worldwide. This number comes from VideoAmp and Netflix stats.
These viewer numbers come from VideoAmp data in the US, EverPass (US), and Netflix data from other countries.
In the ring, Paul (12-2, 7 KOs) from Cleveland, Ohio, faced off against Joshua (29-4, 26 KOs) from the UK, who's been a heavyweight champ twice. They were set for eight rounds, but Joshua won by knockout in the sixth round with a strong right hand.
Also on the bill, Alycia Baumgardner (17-1, 7 KOs) from Fremont, Ohio, won against Leila Beaudoin (13-2, 2 KOs) from Canada by decision, keeping her IBF, WBA, and WBO super featherweight titles. About 15 million people tuned in to watch.
Plus, the Paul versus Joshua face-off made it to Netflix's Top 10 in 91 countries and was #1 in 45 countries, like the U.S., UK, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Germany, and Australia.
The Paul versus Joshua event broke viewing and ticket sales records.
Here are some other interesting facts, like the new ticket sales record at the Kaseya Center, social media numbers, and how many people watched it at bars and other venues:
The event had the highest ticket sales ever for a boxing match in the Kaseya Center's history in Miami.
It got 1.25 billion views across Netflix's social media. The fight was a hot topic on X all over the world, especially in the U.S., UK, and Brazil.
The slow-motion of Anthony Joshua knocking out Jake Paul is now Netflix's most-viewed clip from any live event, with over 214 million views on social media.
EverPass figures that almost 600,000 people watched the fight at bars, restaurants, and casinos, which shows how popular it was across the U.S.
Some of the famous faces at the fight were Kay Adams, Buju Banton, Michael Irvin, Swae Lee, Bert Kreischer, Paulie Malignaggi, Brandon Marshall, Rory McIlroy, Logan Paul, Dave Portnoy, Matt Rife, Trippie Redd, Rick Ross, Rolando Romero, Benny Safdie, Ryan Serhant, Shaggy, Juan Soto, Antonio Tarver, Timbaland, Young Thug, Ty Dolla $ign, Tekashi69, and many others.
JUST IN: LOGAN PAUL BREAKS SILENCE ON ESPN REGARDING JAKE’S FUTURE FIGHTING PLANS
After losing to Anthony Joshua, Jake Paul is pausing boxing to support Jutta Leerdam’s 2026 Olympic gold medal pursuit in Italy.
After his second loss, Jake Paul is switching gears in early 2026.
His business partner gave an update recently, saying that Jake should be back in the ring after he heals up from his broken jaw.
Even though MVP Nakisa Bidarian thinks ‘The Problem Child’ will fight next year, it sounds like the star has other stuff he's more focused on.
Even with folks suggesting matchups with guys like Conor McGregor, those fights don't seem likely. Jake even mentioned last Friday that he wants a break.
Now, his brother is saying it's not just about healing up.
Logan Paul shared some info on what Jake is up to in the coming months.
Logan Paul chilled with Anthony Joshua in the ring after watching his brother lose at the Kaseya Centre in Miami.
Jake has been pretty open about his injuries and how he's recovering after his first loss.
His brother, Logan, talked about Jake's next move on ESPN’s First Take.
Logan said he doesn't know exactly when Jake will be back in the ring, but spilt the beans on something else big that's coming up in Jake's life.
It's not just his jaw that's keeping Jake from getting back into fighting shape ASAP.
“I know for a fact we will see him back in the ring. I also know that his fiancée, Jutta Leerdam, is trying to win Olympic gold in speed skating in February. So, our family is really behind Jutta; she is the priority. If we can add an Olympic gold medalist to the family, the Pauls will be going nuts.”
Logan Paul thinks Jake Paul’s loss went ‘exactly as it was supposed to.’
Logan Paul thought Jake might surprise Anthony Joshua in the ring.
But on ESPN’s First Take, he said it's easy to get caught up in what his brother believes he can make happen.
“Logically, I think it went down as it should have,” Logan said. I don’t think many people thought Jake would beat Anthony Joshua.
“Being his brother and close to him, he has this strong conviction that makes you believe. He can bend reality into his vision, which makes you think he'll win. Still, I think the fight went completely as I expected.”
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