JAKE PAUL showed off his insane $5MILLION watch as he looks to bank another monster payday for his exhibition with Gervonta Davis.
Paul is one of the highest-paid boxers on the planet – ranking in the top five last year with $48m (£38m) earned.
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But that was not taking into account the $40m (£30m) he made last November against heavyweight icon Mike Tyson.
Paul is believed to have earned over $100m (£75m) from his boxing career alone – and he knows how to spend it.
The YouTuber-turned-prizefighter lives in a $16m (£13m) mansion with a fleet of supercars like matching yellow Ferraris on his drive.
He is also an avid watch collector, owning Richard Millie and Rolex timepieces.
But perhaps Paul’s most expensive watch ever is the $5m (£3.7m) green Jacob & Co Buggati he wore at his press conference with Davis.
Paul showed it off while streaming with American social media star Adin Ross – who probed the boxing star on his upcoming payday.
Ross said: “What are you making for the fight? What are you and Gervonta making?”
The streamer then predicted they were earning between $50m-$100m and Paul replied: “You’re closer on the first number.
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“People are like, $200 million! But boxing is not like that anymore. “But, still, it’s a lot of money. It’s NFL quarterback money.”
Paul, 28, beat ex-middleweight world champ Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, 39, in his last fight in June.
It came after he beat Tyson – who controversially made a comeback aged 58 – last year over eight shorter rounds of two minutes.
And it was Paul’s highest-payday – beating his previous record of $30m (£22m) for his 2023 defeat to Tommy Fury – the lone loss on his record.
Davis, 30, meanwhile has not returned since his draw with Lamont Roach, also 30, in March but he snubbed the rematch to face Paul.
Due to the FIVE STONE weight difference the bout will be an exhibition NOT counting towards their records.
But a winner will be determined with three judges scoring from ringside and knockouts permitted.
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