Manny Pacquiao Net Worth (Money & Salary)

Manny Pacquiao’s Net Worth and Career Earnings

Manny Pacquiao, a renowned Filipino boxer, politician, actor, singer, and endorser, boasts a net worth of $220 million as of the latest update. He has made substantial contributions to Philippine politics, notably serving as a Senator for several years. In many sports communities, he is hailed as one of the greatest “pound-for-pound” boxers in history. Notably, he is the only professional boxer to achieve the status of an eight-division world champion while securing linear championships across five weight categories. Beyond his sports and political endeavors, Pacquiao has successfully ventured into various businesses, establishing himself as a prominent entrepreneur.

The pinnacle of Manny’s boxing career occurred in May 2015 during a highly-publicized bout against his longtime adversary, Floyd Mayweather. Ultimately, this fight earned Manny a staggering $130 million, combining both his guaranteed purse and pay-per-view bonuses. Throughout his career, he has amassed over $500 million from various fights and endorsement deals.

See also: Floyd Mayweather Net Worth

Early Life

Emmanuel Dapridran Pacquiao was born on December 17, 1978, in Kibawe, Bukidnon, a small municipality in the Philippines. He spent his formative years with his parents and six siblings until sixth grade, at which point his parents separated. From a young age, inspired by watching Bruce Lee movies and Muhammad Ali fights, Pacquiao developed an interest in combat sports. Growing up in poverty forced him to leave high school prematurely. At 14, he began boxing—having left home to assist his mother in supporting their family. He has mentioned that boxing became a means of survival, as he recognized his talent while living on the streets.

Pacquiao turned professional at the age of 16, although he had already made the national Filipino team at 14. His living expenses were covered by the government, and he boasted an impressive amateur record of 60 wins and four losses. Standing at 4’11 and weighing 98 pounds, Manny was not legally permitted to fight at that age. He later confessed to stuffing weights in his socks during weigh-ins to qualify for matches. He secured his first professional victory in the light flyweight category against Edmund Ignacio.

Despite an initial defeat against Rustico Torrecampo, Pacquiao rebounded with an impressive winning streak of 15 consecutive fights. He claimed his first major title by defeating Chatchai Sasakul and then went on to win the super bantamweight title in 2001. His featherweight debut in 2003 involved a TKO victory over Antonio Barrera in the eleventh round. In 2005, he ascended to the super featherweight division to face Erik Morales. Although his first encounter with Morales ended in a loss, Pacquiao avenged this defeat in 2006 and again triumphed over Morales later that year.

In 2008, Pacquiao once more ascended to the lightweight division, thereby earning his fifth title. That same year, he again moved up, this time to the welterweight division, where he triumphed over Oscar De La Hoya after weighing in at 148 pounds. In 2009, he shifted to light welterweight to challenge Ricky Hatton. His victory made him a six-division champion. Continuing his endeavors in the welterweight category, Pacquiao set his sights on a fresh adversary – Floyd Mayweather.

Despite initial setbacks in negotiations with Mayweather, Pacquiao proceeded to contend against various fighters for the subsequent five years, accumulating even more titles during that period. Ultimately, the two met in the ring in 2015, resulting in a controversial loss for Pacquiao. After a brief retirement post-fight, he re-entered the professional boxing scene, achieving additional victories, although Mayweather declined a rematch.

Career Earnings

Approximately 20 million viewers have bought pay-per-views for Pacquiao’s matches. His 25 pay-per-view bouts have collectively generated around $1.3 billion in revenue. In 2015, he ranked as the second-highest-paid athlete globally. Here are some highlights of Pacquiao’s significant earnings:

Manny Pacquiao’s Career Earnings
Opponent	Earnings	Date
Erik Morales	$2,000,000	January 2006
Oscar Larios	$1,000,000	July 2006
Erik Morales	$3,000,000	November 2006
Jorge Solis	$2,000,000	April 2007
Marco Antonio Barrera	$2,000,000	October 2007
Oscar De la Hoya	$11,000,000	December 2008
Ricky Hatton	$12,000,000	May 2009
Miguel Cotto	$35,000,000	November 2009
Antonio Margarito	$35,000,000	November 2010
Shane Mosely	$20,000,000	May 2011
Juan Manuel Marquez	$20,000,000	November 2011
Timothy Bradley	$20,000,000	June 2012
Juan Manuel Marquez	$30,000,000	December 2012
Brandon Rios	$30,000,000	November 2013
Timothy Bradley	$20,000,000	April 2014
Chris Algieri	$20,000,000	November 2014
Floyd Mayweather	$130,000,000	May 2015
Timothy Bradley	$33,000,000	April 2016
Jesse Vargas	$10,000,000	November 2016
Adrien Broner	$10,000,000	January 2016
Total:	$446,000,000

Political Career

Manny Pacquiao made his first attempt to secure a seat in the Filipino House of Representatives in 2007 but faced defeat. He then contested a different district in 2010, achieving success. Following his political victory, Pacquiao campaigned for a Senate seat in 2016, which he won, and remains actively engaged in the political landscape of his homeland.

Entertainment Career

Alongside his endeavors in sports and politics, Manny Pacquiao has also found success…a successful journey in the entertainment sector. His roles have predominantly been in Filipino cinema, though he made a guest appearance on Tosh.0 as well. Speculations have emerged regarding a potential foray into Hollywood films too.

Personal Life

Manny tied the knot with his spouse Jinkee in 1999. They share five children. Their daughter, Mary Divine Grace, has gained fame as a YouTube content creator in the Philippines. One of their sons pursues amateur boxing, while another has embraced a career in rap.

Real Estate

In 2009, Manny and Jinkee acquired a residence in LA’s Hancock Park area for $2 million. The house, constructed just a year before their arrival, has seen fluctuating listings over the years. In November 2021, it was put up for sale at $4.5 million.

In mid-2015, Manny Pacquiao invested $12.5 million into the purchase of Diddy’s former mansion in Beverly Hills. He not only acquired the property but also all its contents, including the furnishings, art, and appliances already in place. The previous owners even consented to leave the bar completely stocked with alcohol.

Diddy resided in this home from the mid-90s until 2001, having bought it out of foreclosure for $436,000 before selling it in June 2001 for $2.3 million. Subsequently, the property changed hands again in 2012 for $4.8 million, a significant drop from the $8 million price they initially sought in 2008, just months prior to the global economic downturn.

The mansion comprises seven bedrooms and seven and a half bathrooms, and it rests on a sprawling 30,000-square-foot lot. It features a gourmet chef’s kitchen, dual bathroom spas, and a $200,000 home theater accommodating 20 guests. Rather than solely relying on imagery and description, take a look at this video tour of the property:

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Last Updated: April 17, 2025