By Ariadna Pinheiro
Rolando Romero has become one of boxing’s most talked-about names, blending knockout power with a flair for headlines. His rise from humble beginnings to superstardom has turned him into a figure of fascination.
Known for his bold personality and brash interviews, he has secured both championship belts and lucrative paydays, capturing the attention of fans and critics alike. His journey hasn’t been without controversy, adding fuel to his fame.
As sponsors line up and his bank account swells, many wonder just how much the American star has amassed. Behind the swagger and spotlight lies a fortune that’s steadily grown alongside his boxing career.
As of 2025, Rolando “Rolly” Romero’s net worth is estimated to be $7.5 million, as Essentially Sports reported, reflecting his success. This wealth stems from a combination of fight purses, pay-per-view shares, and endorsement deals.
Rolando Romero waits for the start of a fight for a vacant WBA title against Ismael Barroso at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on May 13, 2023. (Source: Steve Marcus/Getty Images)
His most significant payday came from his 2022 bout against Gervonta Davis, where he earned a guaranteed $500,000, with total earnings reportedly reaching $2.5 million when including his share of the pay-per-view revenue.
His 2023 fight against Ismael Barroso secured him a $500,000 purse. Despite a loss to Isaac Cruz in 2024, which saw his earnings dip to $200,000, his marketability remains strong, according to sources like Sporty Salaries.
His earning potential is high, given his talent and marketability. If he continues to win high-profile fights and secure lucrative endorsements and sponsorships, his net worth is likely to increase significantly in the coming years.
Rolando Romero typically earns between $200,000 and $500,000 per fight, depending on the opponent, the event’s profile and whether there’s a share of pay-per-view (PPV) revenue, according to Essentially Sports.
Rolando Romero answers questions during a press conference at Barclays Center on April 07, 2022. (Source: Mike Stobe/Getty Images)
For lower-profile fights or undercards, he usually takes home $300,000 guaranteed. In bigger, high-profile or title fights, his purse can exceed $500,000, occasionally approaching $1 million, especially if PPV splits or performance bonuses are included.
In his last fight, he earned up to $1 million, so his earnings are gradually increasing. Reportedly, several sources have stated that he could make between $5 and $5.5 million in his fight against Ryan Garcia in 2025.
Rolando Romero’s fierce persona in the ring has made him an appealing figure for brands looking to tap into boxing’s global audience. Over the past few years, he has secured several endorsement deals that help boost his income.
Among the most notable partnerships are deals with Everlast, one of the most iconic names in boxing gear, and Hublot, the Swiss luxury watchmaker known for sponsoring elite athletes, as Surprise Sports reported.
Romero has also worked with fitness and apparel brands, including Nike, which has been instrumental in promoting his image as both an athlete and an entertainer. His social media presence plays a key role here.
Ariadna is a Journalism graduate from Tea and Deportea in Buenos Aires, Argentina, fluent in both English and Spanish. She joined Bolavip US in 2022, where she covers a broad spectrum of sports topics and creates evergreen content. Ariadna’s career began in 2021 at Indie Emergente, a digital music magazine. In 2023, she contributed to Spoiler Latinoamerica, creating various general culture content, and in 2024, she joined Spoiler US to write entertainment pieces. With over four years of experience across different media outlets, she brings a wealth of knowledge and an expanding influence to the field of journalism.
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