Kubrat Pulev’s Net Worth, Biography, Career, Awards, Fact and Life Story

Net Worth: $8 Million

Kubrat Pulev net worth: Kubrat Pulev is a Bulgarian professional boxer who has a net worth of $8 million. Kubrat Pulev was born in Sofia, People’s Republic of Bulgaria in May 1981. He is a heavyweight who has won gold medal representing Bulgaria at the 2004 Madrid EU Championships and the 2008 Liverpool European Championships. Pulev made his professional boxing debut with a win over Florian Benche in September 2009. He won the vacant IBF International heavyweight title by defeating Travis Walker in October 2011. Kubrat Pulev won the vacant European heavyweight title by defeating Alexander Dimitrenko in May 2012. He suffered his first loss to Wladimir Klitschko for the IBF, The Ring, and lineal heavyweight titles in November 2014. Pulev won the vacant European heavyweight title by beating Dereck Chisora in May 2016. He defeated Samuel Peter in December 2016 to win the vacant BWA Inter-Continental heavyweight title. Kubrat Pulev defeated Bogdan Dinu in March 2019 to bring his record to 27-1.

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