Terence Crawford’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

Net Worth: $8 Million
Last Updated: 2020

Terence Crawford net worth: Terence Crawford is an American professional boxer who has a net worth of $8 million. Terence has won multiple WBO titles in various weight classes during his career to date.

Terence Crawford was born in Omaha, Nebraska in September 1987. He has competed as a lightweight, light welterweight, and welterweight. As an amateur Crawford won gold medals at the 2007 U.S. Pan American Games Box-Offs and the 2006 National PAL Championships and Blue & Gold National Championships. He made his professional boxing debut in March 2008 with a win over Brian Cummings. In June 2013 Crawford defeated Alejandro Sanabria to win the vacant WBO-NABO lightweight title. He won the WBO lightweight title by defeating Ricky Burns in March 2014. Terence Crawford won the vacant The Ring and lineal lightweight titles when he beat Ray Beltran in November 2014. He defeated Thomas Dulorme to win the vacant WBO light welterweight title in April 2015. In July 2016 Crawford beat Viktor Postol to win the WBC, vacant The Ring and lineal light welterweight titles.

Earnings: In August 2017 he beat Julius Indongo to win the WBA (Super) and IBF light welterweight titles. He earned $1.5 million for this fight. Terence Crawford won the WBO welterweight title when he beat Jeff Horn in June 2018. For this fight he earned $3 million. In October 2018 he defeated Jose Benavidez Jr. to bring his record to 34-0. For this fight he earned $3.625 million. In November 2020 Terence earned a $4 million purse defeating Kell Brook.

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