Boxing icon Katie Taylor bows out with a staggering €15 million fortune as she hangs up her gloves

The undisputed world champion, 39, officially called time on her historic career, following a blockbuster trilogy finale that cemented her status as the greatest female fighter of all time.

But while the Bray pugilist may be hanging up her gloves after what have been some very bruising fights, Katie can finally enjoy a life of luxury thanks to a career-long masterclass in financial management.

An analysis of the star’s wealth, by Extra.ie reveals that Taylor has amassed a staggering €15.3 million fortune, largely propelled by a series of record-breaking paydays that shattered the glass ceiling for women in sport.

The most recent accounts for Taylor’s domestic company, KT Sports Limited, recently reported accumulated profits of over €1.5 million.

But that figure is just the tip of the financial iceberg. The real heavy hitting happened on the global stage.

Taylor’s 2025 trilogy bout against Amanda Serrano is said to have bolstered her bank balance by career-high €8.5 million purse—the richest individual payout in the history of women’s boxing.

Another of Taylor’s major fights was the so-called Texas Takedown, her rematch on the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul undercard which reportedly saw her pocket another€ 5.6million.

Then, on home-turf Taylor’s back-to-back bouts with Chantelle Cameron in 2023 are said to have netted her an estimated €3.8million.

Beyond the boxing ring, Katie has made some very shrewd and lucrative brand partnerships, including cultivating a slew of commercial collaborations, which have seen her box financially very cleverly.

Her recent multi-year partnership with global sporting giant Champion is reportedly worth a ‘high seven-figure sum.

Her Champion deal is only one of several high-profile, long-standing roster of elite sponsors, including Bank of Ireland, Adidas, and Honda, that have earned her millions over the course of her career.

Insiders say the deeply private star, who famously lives a quiet life between her childhood home in Bray and her adopted U.S city of Connecticut when not training, has been ‘incredibly savvy’ with her earnings, including some smart property investments.

So as Katie Taylor prepares for her final farewell, which is expected to be an emotional homecoming event in Ireland this summer, the Olympic gold medalist can finally rest easy. For twenty years, Katie Taylor has fought for every cent, and today, the scorecard is unanimous: she’s a champion in the ring, and a titan in the bank.

* This article was originally published on Extra.ie.