Here is everything you need to know about boxing superstar and former two-time world super-lightweight champion, Regis Prograis. This includes his net worth, career earnings and endorsement deals.
Regis Prograis Net Worth
Regis Prograis has been a professional boxer since his debut back in April 2012. He has been boxing consistently for 11 years straight now in the pro ranks, earning more and more money as his career has progressed up to world level.
The 1989-born boxing superstar is currently promoted by Eddie Hearn and Matchroom Boxing. Prograis only teamed up with Matchroom back in 2023, but has been hanging about at the upper echelons of the super-lightweight division for several years now.
As of December 2023, it is reported that Regis Prograis’ net worth is somewhere in the region of $5 million (source: allfamousbirthday.com).
Of course, given the fact Regis Prograis is a supremely rich man, he likes his fair share of luxury items too. ‘Rougarou’ has acquired real estate, expensive jewelry, flashy cars and various other assets that have contributed to his riches.
The Louisiana man has three kids with his wife Raquel Prograis, so a fair amount of the money he earns in the ring he of course spends on his family and loved ones. Be sure to see Regis Prograis’ net worth continue to grow for the remainder of his career, as long as that lasts.
Regs Prograis Career Earnings
After 31 professional boxing fights, Regis Prograis’ biggest fight purse is reported to have been around $3 million (source: Dan Rafael). This was reportedly how much Prograis earned for his fight with Devin Haney last time out.
‘Rougarou’ went into the fight as the underdog with the best offshore sportsbooks, but still earned upward of $3m for his efforts, despite getting well beaten and dropped by Haney in a wide unanimous decision defeat.
Regis Prograis has reportedly earned a total sum of around $13 million in his professional boxing career from his debut up to now. This is nowhere near the likes of Ryan Garcia, Gervonta Davis or Terence Crawford, but is still an incredibly lucrative sum of money for an 11 year career.
Some other seven-figure purses for ‘Rougarou’ include his bouts with Josh Taylor in the World Boxing Super Series Final, Kiryl Relikh, Jose Zepeda and Danielito Zorilla. Prograis reportedly took home $1 million for the Zorilla fight, whilst pocketing $1.3 million for the Zepeda bout and over $1 million for his WBSS semi-final win over Kiryl Relikh.
He reported earned around $1.6 million for his WBSS Final defeat to Josh Taylor – a fight in which he narrowly lost on the scorecards as the ever so slight underdog with US sportsbooks.
It is fair to say that Regis Prograis isn’t short of a dollar or two. His net worth, salary and fight purses will continue to rise as his career rolls on at world level. Of course, the more fights Prograis wins, the more big money fights and opportunities for even more big pay-days he will get.
Regis Prograis Fight Purses (Last 10):
| Fight | Fight Purse |
|---|---|
| Regis Prograis vs Devin Haney | $3 million |
| Regis Prograis vs Danielito Zorilla | $1 million |
| Regis Prograis vs Jose Zepeda | $1.3 million |
| Regis Prograis vs Tyrone McKenna | Unknown |
| Regis Prograis vs Ivan Redkach | Unknown |
| Regis Prograis vs Juan Heraldez | Unknown |
| Regis Prograis vs Josh Taylor | $1.6 million |
| Regis Prograis vs Kiryl Relikh | $1.1 million |
| Regis Prograis vs Terry Flanagan | Unknown |
| Regis Prograis vs Juan Jose Velasco | Unknown |
Regis Prograis purse info per sportspayouts.com
Regis Prograis Endorsements & Sponsorship
Although the vast majority of Regis Prograis’ earnings comes from prize fighting, he also earns an extremely lucrative sum of money outside of the ring. These vast sponsorship deals from outside of the ring are a big player in boosting Prograis’ net worth and salary.
The 34-year-old’s biggest endorsement deal as of today is his partnership with Everlast. Prograis has shown great loyalty to Everlast for several years during his boxing career, and still sports their boxing gear to this day. He also regularly uses Everlast boxing gloves in the ring for his world title fights.
There is not much else known about Prograis’ endorsements and sponsors outside of his career as a boxer. All in all, Regis Prograis’ various sponsorships certainly help boost his net worth. Ultimately though it is punching people in the face for a living that pays ‘Rougarou’ the most money.
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