How Much Money Did Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz Make by Knocking Out ‘Rolly’ Romero?

The boxing community was in for a treat this weekend with several high profile matchups. One of them was Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz taking on ‘Rolly’ Romero in a twelve round thriller.

The boxing fans were in for a treat as both the high profile boxers are known for their explosive power and frightening pace in their boxing combinations.

Cruz won as he dominated his opponent through the course of their bout and won via TKO in eighth round of their fight.

Isaac 'Pitbull' Cruz and Rolando Rolly Romero

How much money did Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz will make?

Isaac Cruz put on a masterclass in stalking and hitting his opponents with all the combinations in the world. He stalked Rolly throughout the fight and finished with an enticing overhand right.

Cruz’s stunning performance deserves a massive pay day. NY Fights reported that welterweight champion of the world made a whopping $650,000 this weekend. It was reported that this was the Mexican great’s largest payout in the history of his career.

Both the fighters have previously lost to ‘the tank’ also known as Gervonta Davis. After the fight he reportedly said,

I was prepared for this. I wasn’t here to just fight. I was here to terminate him. I did my talking right here in the ring. And I did this not just for me but for everybody that is here at T-Mobile Arena. There’s going to be a Mexican champ at 140 pounds for a long time.

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He expressed his gratitude to all of his supporters present in the arena and across the world. He claimed that his intentions were to knock him out clean before the twelfth round ends.

Whereas the loser of the fight Rolly Romero will make roughly $850,000 which is significantly more than his winning opponent. It’ll be interesting to see who does Cruz takes on next.

Isaac will sure be in for a big money fight later this year when he takes on some of the biggest names in boxing given the fact that he’s got a target on his back at the current moment.

It’ll be interesting to see if Cruz will holding the belt later this year. Given how much he has improved since the Gervonta Davis fight the odds will be in his favor if he goes against anyone in the future to defend his title.