Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz salaries: How much are they getting paid

Jake Paul and Nate Diaz are set to finally meet in Dallas, Texas this weekend. Here is how much money the two are expected to walk away with when its all said and done.
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Jake Paul and Nate Diaz are set to finally meet in the middle of the ring on Saturday night, and it will be quite the boxing showdown. This event is promoted by Most Valuable Promotions and Real Fight Inc., and promises to be quite a successful one for all fighters on the card, especially when it comes to financial gain.

There are nine fights on the card, including the Paul versus Diaz headliner. The co-main event of the evening will witness Amanda Serrano defend her four featherweight titles against Heather Hardy. All eyes will be on the main event though as Paul and Diaz both have something to prove in Dallas, Texas.

This fight will mark Paul's eighth professional bout, with six of the seven previous fights ending with Paul's hand raised. Paul recently suffered his first defeat in the ring when he was on the wrong end of a split decision against Tommy Fury in February.

Diaz, who will stand across the ring from Paul on Saturday night, will be in unchartered waters as this will serve as his professional boxing debut. Having had a long-running career in mixed martial arts, the Stockton native is not much of an underdog going into this fight.

How much are Jake Paul and Nate Diaz getting paid?

The exact amounts that Paul and Diaz are going to walk away with will most likely only be confirmed after the event. However, there are figures that fight fans can expect the two to have added to their net worths in the near future.

Paul is no stranger to earning upwards of $1,000,000 in his boxing fights. For this fight, 'The Problem Child' is getting an estimate of $2,000,000 (according to SportsPayouts). As for Diaz, SportsPayouts believes he is set to be getting $500,000.

The final amounts can be expected to be inflated as PPV revenue, gate money and endorsement deals add up and are distributed between the two headliners. Regardless of how the event goes, the two are sure to walk away with a hefty payday.

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