Luis Alberto Lopez is a 30 year old professional boxer from Mexico. He is currently active and hold contract deal with boxing promotion. In the upcoming weekend his next fight is schedule where he will take on opponent Reiya Abe. He is active in boxing since 2015, made debut from fight with Francisco Pacheco.
How Much Is Luis Alberto Lopez Net Worth?
Based on his contract deal with boxing promotion, he is currently earning $300k per fight. As per reports he will earn purse share of $300k for fight with Reiya Abe. Before that fight he earned $300k for fight with opponent Joet Gonzalez.
Luis Alberto Lopez net worth reported to be $2m.
There will be more details regarding to Luis Alberto Lopez career earnings and purse payouts updated after each of his pay-per-view fight.
| Opponents | Purses | PPV Share | Total Payouts | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cristian Bielma | $7k | N/A | $7k | 2017 |
| Andres Tapia | $7k | N/A | $7k | 2018 |
| Abraham Montoya | $7k | N/A | $7k | 2018 |
| Marco Antonio Garcia Toledo | $7k | N/A | $7k | 2018 |
| Luis Cueto Hernandez | $7k | N/A | $7k | 2018 |
| Gregorio Torres | $7k | N/A | $7k | 2018 |
| Yahir Patino | $7k | N/A | $7k | 2018 |
| Ray Ximenez | $25k | N/A | $25k | 2019 |
| Ruben Villa | $25k | N/A | $25k | 2019 |
| Israel Rojas | $10k | N/A | $10k | 2019 |
| Marco Antonio Monteros | $10k | N/A | $10k | 2019 |
| Cristian Baez | $10k | N/A | $10k | 2020 |
| Andy Vences | $25k | N/A | $25k | 2021 |
| Mauro Loreto | $50k | N/A | $50k | 2021 |
| Gabriel Flores Jr | $50k | N/A | $50k | 2021 |
| Isaac Lowe | $100k | N/A | $100k | 2021 |
| Raul Chirino | $100k | N/A | $100k | 2022 |
| Yeison Vargas | $150k | N/A | $150k | 2022 |
| Josh Warrington | $200k | N/A | $200k | 2023 |
| Michael Conlan | $250k | N/A | $250k | 2023 |
| Joet Gonzalez | $275k | N/A | $275k | 2023 |
| Reiya Abe | $300k | N/A | $300k | 2024 |
Some of the pay-per-view fights purse number are estimated. The boxers earnings per fight increased based on their deal with promotion they receive tv fees, sponsorship money and pay-per-view rights share.
