What is Tommy Fury's net worth?
Tommy Fury is a British reality television personality and professional boxer who has a net worth of $4 million. Tommy Fury is the half-brother of heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury. They share a father, John Fury. Tommy Fury is best known for his undefeated boxing record and his breakout appearance on the 2019 season of "Love Island." Tommy began training at age 12 and made his pro debut in 2018. He has since compiled an 11–0 record with wins over fighters like Anthony Taylor, Daniel Bocianski, and Jake Paul, whom he defeated by split decision in a widely publicized bout in 2023. Later that year, he also defeated YouTuber-turned-boxer KSI in another high-profile match.
Fury's appearance on "Love Island" with partner Molly-Mae Hague launched him into mainstream celebrity, leading to millions of social media followers and lucrative endorsement deals. In addition to boxing and brand partnerships, he has starred in reality programs like "The Boxer and the Ballroom Dancer" and appeared in the Netflix docuseries "At Home with the Furys."
Early Life and Boxing Beginnings
Born on May 7, 1999, in Manchester, England, Tommy Fury grew up in a fighting family. His father, John Fury, was a professional boxer, and his older half-brother, Tyson Fury, would go on to become a world heavyweight champion. Tommy began boxing at age 12 and had a modest amateur career before turning professional.
He made his pro debut on December 22, 2018, winning a four-round points decision against Jevgenijs Andrejevs. He followed this with a series of dominant performances, including a second-round TKO over Scott Williams and unanimous decision wins over Anthony Taylor and Daniel Bocianski. Despite criticism for facing relatively inexperienced opponents early on, Fury steadily built his record and gained valuable exposure by appearing on undercards for high-profile fights.

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Love Island and Media Stardom
In 2019, Fury paused his boxing career to appear on the fifth season of ITV2's reality series "Love Island." He finished as a runner-up alongside influencer Molly-Mae Hague, and the show catapulted him into mainstream stardom. His charm, physique, and on-screen chemistry with Hague won over fans, rapidly growing his social media following and making him a sought-after figure for brand partnerships.
After the show, Fury signed endorsement deals with companies including BoohooMAN, Disney+, and ASOS, and his public profile rivaled or even eclipsed many of his boxing peers. He later appeared in the ITV series "The Boxer and the Ballroom Dancer" and starred in Netflix's "At Home with the Furys," further cementing his crossover appeal.
Return to Boxing and Major Fights
Fury returned to the ring in late 2019 and resumed his unbeaten streak. However, his most talked-about fights came not from title bouts, but from his participation in the crossover boxing scene. In February 2023, he faced YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul in a highly publicized grudge match held in Saudi Arabia. Fury won by split decision in a closely contested fight, proving he could hold his own on a global pay-per-view stage.
In October 2023, he took on another internet celebrity, KSI, and secured a majority decision victory in Manchester. Although critics questioned the caliber of his opponents, the bouts significantly raised his profile and bankability. In May 2025, Fury returned to action with a unanimous decision win over Kenan Hanjalic in Budapest, bringing his record to 11–0.
Jake Paul & KSI Earnings
For the Jake Paul fight, Tommy was guaranteed a $2 million purse, paid by Jake. He is also guaranteed 35% of the Pay Per View profits, bringing his total potential payout to around $4-5 million. He earned around $1.3 million fighting KSI.
Personal Life
Fury began dating Molly-Mae Hague during "Love Island" in 2019. The couple welcomed their first child, a daughter named Bambi, in January 2023 and became engaged later that summer. However, they reportedly split in August 2024 amid personal struggles and intense media scrutiny. Fury later revealed that he had previously struggled with alcohol, particularly during the emotional highs and lows of his boxing career. Later reports indicate the couple has reconciled.