Mauricio Lara Acosta is a professional boxer from Mexico who is currently active and hold contract deal with top boxing promotions. He will be back in action this upcoming weekend in pay-per-view fight with British boxer (Leigh Wood). Lara will defend the title “WBA World Featherweight” on 27th May at Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham, England against Wood. Mauricio Lara career earnings based on his fight payouts reported.
| Opponents | Purses | PPV Share | Total Payouts | Fight Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rafael Sanchez Rodriguez | $75k | N/A | $75k | 2019 |
| Alejandro Palmero | $75k | N/A | $75k | 2020 |
| Alejandro Palmero | $75k | N/A | $75k | 2020 |
| Jesus Quijada | $75k | N/A | $75k | 2020 |
| Sergio Puente | $75k | N/A | $75k | 2020 |
| Josh Warrington | $175k | N/A | $175k | 2021 |
| Josh Warrington | $275k | N/A | $275k | 2021 |
| Emilio Sanchez | $200k | N/A | $200k | 2022 |
| José Sanmartin | $200k | N/A | $200k | 2022 |
| Leigh Wood | $350k | 40% | $1m (estimated) | 2023 |
| Leigh Wood | $425k | 45% | $1.2m (estimated) | 2023 |
In 2015, Mauricio Lara made pro boxing career debut, things did not go well since the start of the career and Lara suffer defeat in debut fight against Julio Carabino. Later he made great comeback to boxing and win back to back five fights in year 2016 dominate opponents like Joel Cordova and Israel Rodriguez Picazo.
Complete details regarding Mauricio Lara career earnings based on his boxing purses will be updated here after each of his pay-per-view fight. He earned career highest purse upto $1m which include pay-per-view bonuses for the fight against (Leigh Wood) in February 2023. His earnings in boxing start increasing per fight after major pay-per-view win against Josh Warrington.