Canelo Alvarez ready to overtake Floyd Mayweather and become the first $ 1 billion boxer

Richard Schaefer, business manager of Canelo Alvarez, believes that he will be the first boxer to be worth 1 billion USD by 2026.

Alvarez had an outstanding career in boxing and is one of the biggest superstars in the modern era.

The Mexican has already fought in a number of lucrative fights, including Floyd Mayweather, Gennady Golovkin and Shane Mosley.

He recently concluded a huge four -way fight with Saudi boss Turki Alalshikh, who is worth a reported $ 500 million.

It was reported that he deserves a Mega number day for his recent victory over William Scull, who could be almost 80 million US dollars.

And next he was able to get a monumental career high money exchange of more than $ 100 million for his collision with Terence Crawford in September Bank Bank Bank Bank.

As a result, his business manager and consultant Schaefer expects him to become the first to reach this landmark in terms of assets.

He said to The Ring: “Canelo is without a question the smartest businessman I have ever met.

“And we will bring him over this next hurdle … He will be the first fighter to break the billion dollar -neto -power.

“I have no questions. When? Probably next year.

“I am very happy. I started with him when he was 17 years old. I've known him since then and now he is 34.

“He is my friend. That's why I am very happy to do that. I am thrilled, excited to work for him and with him to treat all aspects; fight negotiations, all of these other business, everything.”

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Alvarez has already achieved the 600 million dollars in relation to the total income, and his lucrative contract could lead him to this point.

Box legend and former conqueror Mayweather earned an income of over $ 1.2 billion from his career.

However, it is assumed that he has a net assets of around 400 million US dollars to his investments and luxury lifestyle.

The Mexican concentrated on the square circle and had a long career with more lucrative fights.

He also has big plans for other major events that could include a lucrative unique collision with Jake Paul in the future.

And he indicated that in a few years he could retire in a few years despite the prospect of limitless lucrative payments.

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He said, “I fought everyone; I fought the best. I won many titles in different weight classes.

“I was the pound-for-pound king, fighter of the year; in everything. When we talk about money, it is never enough.

“But it's not just about money. It's about enjoying everything. I still enjoy boxing.

“That's why I'm here. But when we talk about money, it is never enough.

“But I'm not thinking about making a certain amount of money and then retiring.

“I will do my thing, and then it is at the age of 37 or 38 years to retire.”