Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao has practically done it all, and it comes as no surprise that the eight-division champion has amassed a ton of wealth.
Aside from boxing, Pacquiao ventured into other areas such as acting, basketball, endorsing, singing, and politics. Given those, the 44-year-old carries a net worth of $220 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
Although officially retired, Pacquiao remains active in the aforementioned areas, particularly in sports. He has followed the footsteps of boxing rival Floyd Mayweather Jr., occasionally engaging in exhibition fights.
The last time Pacquiao took the ring was against YouTuber DK Yoo. The Pac-Man unsurprisingly won over his Korean opponent but, more importantly, pocketed roughly $5 million (including his PPV revenue share) per Sportspayouts.com.
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Biggest payday for Pacquiao
The Filipino boxing icon's biggest earnings was when he fought Mayweather Jr. in 2015. Although he lost that one, Pacquiao earned $130 million from that iconic bout.
Besides Mayweather, Pacquiao also earned big each time he took the ring. He earned $35 million each when he fought Miguel Cotto in 2009 and Antonio Margarito in 2010.
Against Timothy Bradley Jr. in 2014, the Pac-Man took home $33 million. In all, he has earned a total of $446 million in career earnings.
Pac-Man's properties
Pacquiao spent $2 million for a home in the Hancock Park neighborhood in Los Angeles in 2009. However, the house previously owned by Sean "Diddy" Combs was listed for sale in 2021 for $2.7 million, according to Page Six.
Over in Manila, Manny and his wife, Jinkee Pacquiao, also own a mansion in Forbes Park. However, the Zen-inspired luxury mansion is reportedly up for sale, with Pacquiao asking roughly $26 million for the property.
Manny Pacquiao's other properties include a beach house, a mansion, and a property he calls the "White House" in his province of Sarangani.
The Filipino politician also reportedly has some residences in Laguna, an investment allegedly meant to give their kids an abode when going to school.
Pac-Man's car collection
Pacquiao, like most, also has a fleet of cars in his collection. His vehicles include a Cadillac Escalade, Hummer H2, Porsche Cayenne Turbo S, Lincoln Navigator, Ford Expedition, Mitsubishi Pajero, Ferrari 458 Italia, and more.
Pacquiao endorsement deals
Being a man of his stature, Pacquiao undoubtedly has a long list of endorsements. That includes the Cleto Reyes boxing gloves he uses in his fights, being an ambassador to Hewlett-Packard, ANTA, and an I AM WORLDWIDE brand ambassador.
Pacquiao also had deals with Nike in the past. This was terminated in 2016 following Pac-Man's remarks on same-sex couples, ESPN reported.
Pacquiao giving back to boxing
Although he finds himself having to settle for exhibition fights, Pacquiao continues to make sure he helps fellow boxers follow his success. He is backing several fighters at the moment under his MP Promotions.
The Filipino boxers under his wing include Marlon Tapales, Jonas Sultan, Eumir Marcial, Jade Bornea, and Reymart Gaballo.
Aside from boxing, he remains involved in basketball through the Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League or MPBL.
At the rate that he is going, Manny Pacquiao is bound to rack in more millions moving forward through his investments in different ventures.
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