Canelo Alvarez's net worth will skyrocket as the Mexican is set to earn a guaranteed $200 million (£175m) this year.

With that, the 34-year-old will surpass Al-Nassr superstar Cristiano Ronaldo in terms of career earnings in 2025. Back in February, His Excellency Turki Alalshikh that the Mexican pound-for-pound star had signed a four-fight deal with Riyadh Season.

It looked set that 'Saul' was going to fight YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul in May, before news eventually broke that Alvarez had taken a different route. As part of the deal, Alvarez will fight William Scull this weekend before facing Terence Crawford in the autumn. He will then have two further fights in Saudi Arabia next year.

After agreeing a lucrative deal with Riyadh Season - a deal worth a reported $400 million (£302m) - research from Prime Casino, who offer the latest live casinos, has determined that he is guaranteed a whopping sum of £175m this year, making 'Saul' the wealthiest sports star in the world in terms of career earnings.

'Saul' - who is set to pocket over £5 every second - will reportedly earn £3.37m and will roughly pocket over £14.5m per month. The Mexican's closest challenger is Ronaldo - with the Portugal captain banking a whopping £171m a year from Al-Nassr, meaning Saudi Arabia is once again footing the bill.