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Triller Boxing payouts for Kovalev-Pulev

May 15, 2022 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Triller held a boxing event at the Forum in Inglewood, California on Saturday night featuring Sergey Kovalev taking on Tervel Pulev.  The California State Athletic Commission reported the purses. 

Kovalev earned $500,000 for his victory over Pulev who earned $195,454.  Pulev’s older brother, Kubrat Pulev earned $204,545 in his fight against Jerry Forrest.  Pulev won via unanimous decision.  Forrest earned $140,000.

The rest of the card is as follows:

Amado Vargas $10,000

Annel Dudo  $5,000

Fernando Vargas, Jr.  $10,000

Terrance Jarmon  $7,000

Evan Holyfield  $13,000

Jurmain McDonald  $7,500

Emiliano Vargas  $10,000

Mark Salgado  $5,000

This was one of three boxing events that occurred in California on Saturday night.

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