Source of Wealth: sports, boxing
Born: December 17, 1978 in Kibawe, Bukidnon, Philippine.
Children: 4
Manny Pacquiao became rich as a professional boxer. He grew up very poor in the Philippines before making it big. He began his pro boxing career when he was 16. He was 4’11” tall and weighted 98 pounds. He has accomplished a lot since then. Pacquiao is the first boxer to win world titles in eight different weight divisions (Light Middleweight, Welterweight, Light Welterweight, Lightweight, Super Featherweight, Featherweight, Super Bantamweight, and Flyweight).
How much money does Manny Pacquiao make?
Salary/Purses
2012-06-09 – vs Timothy Bradley – $26 million
2011-11-12 – vs Juan Manuel Marquez – $25 mil, plus a share of the pay per view sales
2011-05-07 – vs Shane Mosley – $20 million, plus a share of the pay-per-view sales
2010-11-13 – vs Antonio Margarito – $15 million, plus a share of the pay per view sales
2010-03-13 – vs Joshua Clottey – $17 million-plus
2009-11-14 – vs Miguel Cotto – $22 million
2009-05-02 – vs Ricky Hatton – $12 million
2008-12-06 – vs Oscar De La Hoya – $11 million-plus
2008-06-28 – vs David Diaz – $3 million-plus
2008-03-15 – vs Juan Manuel Marquez – $3 million
2007-04-14 – vs Jorge Solís – $2 million
2007-10-06 – vs Macro Antonio Barrera – $2 million
2006-11-18 – vs Erik Morales – $3 million
2006-01-21 – vs Erik Morales – $2 million
2005-09-10 – vs Héctor Velázquez – $750,000
2005-03-19 – vs Erik Morales – $1.75 million
2001-06-23 – vs Lehlohonolo Ledwaba – earned $40,000
Annual earnings according to Forbes:
2012: $67 million
2010: $42 million
2009: $40 million
Paid endorsements and sponsors
Pacquiao has gotten endorsement deals with Hewlett-Packard, Nike, San Miguel, Hennessy, and Monster Energy.
Assets
Houses – Pacquiao has a $9 million (P388 million) house in Forbes Park, Philippines. He also has a $2.16 million house in Hancock Park, Los Angeles.
Cars – He has owned a $225,000 Ferrari 458 Italia, Lincoln Navigator, Mitsubishi Pajero V6, Porsche Cayenne Turbo, and Mercedes SLK.
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