Introduction

Andy Ruiz Jr. is a Mexican-American professional boxer with an estimated net worth of $10 Million.

Fight Earnings

Early Career Earnings

The information above regarding Andy Ruiz Jr.’s fight earnings has been gathered through public reports. Two sources stated that Ruiz’s total career earnings before his 2019 fight with Anthony Joshua were under $300,000, but our research contradicts this statement. From 2009 to 2019, Ruiz fought thirty-three professional fights before stepping into the ring against Joshua. Of those thirty-three fights, we found guaranteed purses for just three.

These included $1 million for his 2016 fight against Joseph Parker, $500,000 against Devin Vargas in 2018, and $200,000 against Alexander Dimitrenko at the beginning of 2019. This would equate to a minimum of $1.7 million for those three fights. While the other thirty weren’t big enough to be on the radar financially, they still should have earned Ruiz a decent amount of money.

Anthony Joshua Earnings

Ruiz’s two fights against Joshua were the biggest paydays of his career. In the June 2019 upset, Ruiz earned approximately $7 million, whereas Joshua earned roughly $25 million. The pay disparity was primarily due to Joshua’s already cemented status in boxing, beating legends such as Carlos Takam, Wladimir Klitschko, and Alexander Povetkin. In the rematch, Ruiz’s earnings increased to an estimated $13 million, totaling $20 million from the two fights.

Recent Fight Earnings

Ruiz has fought only three times in the past five years, each earning him approximately $500,000 less than the previous. In 2021, he beat Chris Arreola for a reported payday of $1.5 million. His 2022 victory over Luis Ortiz earned him $1 million, and his most recent fight against Jarrell Miller guaranteed him a purse of $500,000.

This would place Andy Ruiz Jr.’s career fight earnings at an estimated $24.7 million but doesn’t consider any fights before 2016. 

Tyson Fury Negotiations

In 2023, Ruiz Jr. was in negotiations with the Gypsy King, Tyson Fury, to schedule a fight, but talks reportedly came to an end due to Ruiz’s demands for a guaranteed $20 million. Fury posted a video on his social media accounts, saying he was “ready to rumble,” but nobody wanted to fight him. Regarding the Ruiz negotiations, he stated:

“Andy Ruiz has asked for $20 million—silly little bastard. I don’t know where he’s getting that from. Who’s out there? Who’s available?”

Ruiz likely still could have earned several million dollars from a fight with Fury, but it appears he ultimately missed out due to his high demands. 

Financial Issues

There has been a lot of speculation in recent years regarding Andy Ruiz Jr’s finances, with many believing that the fighter began overspending and blowing through his millions after his first fight with Anthony Joshua. Before the fight, Ruiz had been accustomed to earning between $200,000 and $1 million per bout, but his paycheck from facing Joshua was a completely different story.

Immediately following the fight, Ruiz purchased a multi-million-dollar mansion in California and also began adding a large quantity of luxury vehicles to his collection. The retail value of all his cars, brand new, amounts to at least $1.5 million, and includes:

• Lamborghini Urus
• Rolls-Royce Ghost
• Rolls-Royce Cullinan
• Mercedes AMG G 63 (owns two)
• Porsche Panamera
• Mercedes-Benz G 550

Six of these vehicles are models from 2019-2022, and were manufactured after his first fight with Joshua. In addition to the vehicles and house, Ruiz has also publicly stated that his jewelry collection is worth over $1 million, which was later stolen amid a breakup with his ex-partner. 

When you add all these things together, it amounts to an insane amount of expenditure for somebody who, by our knowledge, has only earned roughly $25 million in fight purses before taxes.

Highlights 

Here are some of the best highlights of Andy Ruiz Jr.’s career: 

• He had 34 fights in total, 33 wins, 1 loss
• American Olympic Qualifications results (2008)

Introduction

Eric Ebron is an American former professional NFL player with an estimated net worth of $12 Million. 

During his eight-season NFL career, Eric Ebron played as an offensive tight end for three teams: the Detroit Lions, Indianapolis Colts, and Pittsburgh Steelers. Averaging 10.93 yards per catch and scoring 36 touchdowns, he earned a career total of $37.95 million from salary and bonus. This equates to an average annual earnings of $4.74 million before considering income from endorsements and outside endeavors.

Quick Facts

• Earned $38 million during his NFL career
• Typically earned between $6 million and $7 million/year

Net Worth History

When we first began researching Eric Ebron’s net worth in 2021, it was estimated at $6 million. It appears that this figure at the time was slightly outdated, and he was probably worth closer to $10 million at that time. He also retired in that same year, earning a final $6 million salary in the NFL. As a result, our estimates of his net worth have increased slightly, but not drastically, to $12 Million.

NFL Salary

In 2014, the Detroit Lions signed Eric Ebron to a four-year, $12.2 million contract, accompanied by a $7.2 million signing bonus. The signing bonus was split over the length of the deal, paying him approximately $1.8 million per year. Ebron earned a base salary of $420,000 in his first NFL season, taking home a total of $2.22 million. His salary consistently increased by roughly $400,000 per year until the end of the deal, earning him as much as $3.9 million in 2017, which also included a $500,000 roster bonus.

Although the contract had a fifth-year option available, Ebron chose to sign with the Indianapolis Colts in 2018 under a two-year deal. His deal with Indianapolis was worth $13 million plus incentives, with $6.25 million guaranteed. According to reports, Ebron earned $6.75 million in 2018 and $6.92 million in 2019, totaling just under $13.7 million. 

In 2020, Ebron signed what was reportedly a potential six-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers. However, the agreement was later restructured after Ebron suffered injuries and decided to retire. As a result, Ebron received a total of $12 million combined in 2020 and 2021, which included his $5 million signing bonus.

Eric Ebron earned a total of $38 million during his NFL career.

Endorsements

Endorsement deals never accounted for a significant portion of Ebron’s income, and in fact, there was only one publicly documented endorsement during his career. This was his sponsorship with Nike, which he initially signed in 2014 after being drafted by Detroit. His exact earnings from Nike were never publicly disclosed.

However, one of Ebron’s income sources, which continues to earn him money post-retirement, is social media shoutouts, event appearances, and autograph signings, through OpenDorse. On Eric’s profile with the platform, we can see that he charges a minimum of $1,000 for custom videos, event appearances, and autographs, while also offering social media shoutouts for a minimum of $176. 

Real Estate

According to reports, Eric Ebron owns a $3.6 million, 6,373-square-foot, five-bedroom home in Houston, Texas. The property, which was built in 2019, sits on 0.58 acres and features seven bathrooms. 

More Indianapolis Colts players:

• T.Y. Hilton
• Darius Leonard
• Peyton Manning
• Andrew Luck

Seth Rogen is a Canadian professional actor and director with an estimated net worth of $80 Million.

Film Salaries

While there’s not a lot of publicly available information regarding Seth Rogen’s film paychecks, here’s what we do know. When Seth starred in Knocked Up in 2007, he reportedly earned a salary of $500,000. By the 2010s, his career was in full swing, earning an impressive $6 million payday from The Green Hornet. 

When Sony was hacked in 2014, internal documents were leaked regarding the salaries of Seth Rogen and James Franco for The Interview. According to the papers, Franco earned $6.5 million, while Rogen earned $8.4 million. Seth’s salary was higher due to his multiple roles, helping write, direct, and produce the film.

Platonic Salary

According to Variety, Rogen earned an estimated $750,000 per episode for starring in Platonic. His co-star, Rose Byrne, was also paid $750,000 per episode. Given that Seth also worked as an executive producer on the show, he likely earned additional compensation, which hasn’t yet been included in the calculations.

Thus far, the show has aired one season and ten episodes, earning Rogen $7.5 million upfront. At the end of 2023, Platonic was renewed for a second season. However, salaries are unconfirmed at the time of writing.

Highest-Grossing Movies

Despite starring in some of the funniest films released in the 2000s, none of the movies Rogen is traditionally known for made it into his top ten. His highest-grossing movie was 2019’s The Lion King, for his role as Pumbaa. The film grossed $1.66 billion at the global box office against a budget of $260 million. 

As we look at the list, nearly all movies are animated, including Kung Fu Panda 1-4, which grossed a combined $2.4 billion. His roles as the voice of Donkey Kong in The Super Mario Bros. Movie helped the film gross $1.36 billion, and the Ship Captain in Shrek 3, $813 million.

Notable and more traditional Seth Rogen movies that didn’t make the list include Neighbors ($271 million), The Green Hornet ($228 million), Knocked Up ($220 million), Superbad ($171 million), and Pineapple Express ($102 million).

Here’s a complete list of Seth Rogen’s ten highest-grossing movies:

1. The Lion King – $1.66 Billion (2019)
2. The Super Mario Bros. Movie – $1.36 Billion (2023)
3. Shrek the Third – $813 Million (2007)
4. Kung Fu Panda 2 – $666 Million (2011)
5. Kung Fu Panda – $632 Million (2008)
6. Kung Fu Panda 4 – $546 Million (2024)
7. Kung Fu Panda 3 – $521 Million (2016)
8. Monsters vs. Aliens – $382 Million (2009)
9. 22 Jump Street – $331 Million (2014)
10. Horton Hears a Who! – $299 Million (2008)

Real Estate

In October 2006, Seth Rogen paid $1.65 million for a 2,853-square-foot, four-bedroom, three-bathroom home in Los Angeles, California. He owned the property for fourteen years and eventually returned it to the market in October 2020, asking for $2.125 million. It sold a month later for $2.16 million. Considering that the property taxes amounted to at least $200,000 in total during his ownership, plus agent commissions, his profit was potentially between $100,000 and $200,000.