who are the richest boxer

[FUMIN 88]

david beckham is #15

no way that list must be old beckhams got to be top 5 and probly even top. now hes gone to play for that crapy little team in america what they called again?

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no way that list must be old beckhams got to be top 5 and probly even top. now hes gone to play for that crapy little team in america what they called again?

cant remember the name, but if your gonna trust any site about stuff like this its forbes, it mentioned de la hoyas fight with mayweather so its quite updated

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LA galaxy is the team name

[1bad65]

George Foreman and Larry Holmes are very welathy. Foreman from his namesake grill and Holmes invested heavily in real estate. I read that Holmes owns at least one huge, multi-floor office building in a downtown area.

[THe TRiNiTY]

Oscar, with ease. He gives Mexicans like me, hope. Lol. Holyfield is rich as hell two. If you count Mike Tysons earning (before he blew them and got ripped off of the rest) he'd have a ****load, too.

[Run]

david becham will properly take over tigerwoods soon

lol no, no he won't.

And I don't know what you mean by "properly". Tiger is 1 million times the competitor that Beckham will ever dream of being.



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[THe TRiNiTY]

lol no, no he won't.

And I don't know what you mean by "properly". Tiger is 1 million times the competitor that Beckham will ever dream of being.

Seriously, soccer is a much tougher sport than golf (physically I mean) but regardless.. Beckham goes for the money and tries to play good while doing it.. Tiger plays good, and gets a lot of money. Big difference in approach.

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Holyfield blew a lot of his money, he's got like 12 kids and big alimony payments.

[niceguy45]

oscar de la hoya

[raysan]

heres a link and list to the top 50......

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/more/specials/fortunate50/2007/

"For the fourth straight year, Sports Illustrated set out to rank the 50 top-earning American athletes (taking into account on and off the field income), and it's no surprise to see the familiar names at the top of the list. The most obvious? Tiger Woods has reached an otherworldly plateau of nearly $112 million. Boxing is back from the dead for now, thanks to No. 2 Oscar De La Hoya, and the Shaq and Kobe rivalry lives on.

Half the list is made up of NBA players, while only 12 baseball players and five football players made the cut. There were three NASCAR drivers and just one woman (welcome, Michelle Wie!). Meanwhile, our International 20 list of the top-earning non-American athletes is dominated by soccer players, of whom there are nine, including Major League Soccer-bound David Beckham.

As always, we limited our estimates to salary, winnings, bonuses, endorsements and appearances. Candidates for the 50 had to be American citizens. For an in-depth analysis of who's on the Fortunate 50 and why, click here."