What is Zab Judah’s net worth?

Zabdiel Judah, also known as Zab Judah, is a professional boxer from the United States. He has won world titles in two weight divisions on various occasions. Between 2000 and 2004, he held the IBF and WBO junior welterweight titles. In 2011, he won the IBF junior welterweight title for the second time, and in 2005, he won the undisputed welterweight belt. From 2005 to 2006, he was the lineal champion. He has 44 professional victories, 30 by knockout and 14 by decision. He’s also known as Super.

What is the net worth of Zab Judah?

Zab Judah makes a living as a professional boxer. He has amassed a significant wealth through boxing. His estimated net worth is $8 million.

What is Zab Judah Famous For?

•  Former world champion on multiple occasions.

Where is Zab Judah From?

On October 27, 1977, Zab Judah was born. Zabdiel Judah is his given name. Yoel Judah was his father, and Katharine Hines was his mother. Brownsville, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States, is where he was born. He is an American citizen. He was born in the United States and is of African-American descent. Scorpio is his zodiac sign. He is the youngest of eleven siblings, with nine brothers and two sisters. Daniel, Joseph, and Josiah, three of his brothers, are all professional boxers. He was raised as a Jew but eventually converted to Christianity.

Amateur Career:

• He began boxing when he was six years old.
• He has a professional record of 110-5.
• He was a three-time New York Golden Gloves Champion and a two-time US national champion.
• In 1996, he won the PAL National Championship.

Professional Career of Zab Judah

On September 20, 1996, he made his professional debut against Michael Johnson. He was 18 at the time. In the second round, he defeated Johnson by technical knockout.

Also in May 1999, his bout with Esteban Flores was called a no contest after he accidently butted heads with Flores, and the fight was stopped in the third round.

In 1998, he won the USBA Light Welterweight title by unanimous decision over Micky Ward.

And in January 1999, he won the Interim IBF Light Welterweight title by defeating Wilfredo Negron.

In February 2000, he won the vacant IBF Light Welterweight title by defeating Jan Piet Bergman.

Junior Witter, Terron Millett, Hector Quiroz, Reggie Green, and Allan Vester were his opponents for the IBF Light Welterweight title defense.

In November 2001, Judah lost his first professional fight to Tsyzu for the Undisputed Light Welterweight Championship. He was defeated by a technical knockout.

After losing to Tsyzu, the Nevada State Athletic Commission fined him $75,000 and suspended him for six months for his misbehavior.

In July 2003, he won the WBO Light Welterweight title by a split decision over DeMarcus Corley.

Welter Weight:

In April 2004, he lost the Undisputed Welterweight Championships to Cory Spinks.

In a rematch in February 2005, Judah defeated Spinks to become the new Undisputed Welterweight Champion.

The Ring named his loss against Carlos Baldomir in January 2006 as the upset of the year for 2006.

One of his much-anticipated fights against Floyd Mayweather, which took place on April 8, 2006, resulted in a fine and a year’s suspension. Roger Mayweather, Mayweather’s uncle and trainer, entered the ring shortly after the tenth round ended and approached Judah. Yoel, Judah’s father, climbed into the ring and punched Roger. To deal with the situation, more than a dozen security guards and police officers arrived.

Mayweather was declared the winner by a unanimous decision. Later, the Nevada Athletic Commission fined Roger Mayweather $200,000 and revoked his boxing license for a year, fined Yoel Judah $100,000 and revoked his license for a year, fined Mayweather cornerman Leonard Ellerbe $50,000 and suspended his license for four months, and fined Zab Judah $350,000 and revoked his license for a year.

In April 2007, he returned from suspension to face Ruben Galvan. After a nasty cut at the top of Galvan’s head, the fight was ruled a no contest.

Light Middleweight:

In November 2007, he won the vacant IBC Light Middleweight title by unanimous decision over Ryan Davis.

Return to Welterweight:

In August 2008, he lost a technical decision against Joshua Clottey for the vacant IBF Welterweight title.

In November 2008, he defeated Ernest Johnson, Ubaldo Hernandez, and Jose Armando Santa Cruz, and in November 2009, he defeated Ernest Johnson again.

Return to Light Welterweight:

In November 2010, he won a split decision over Lucas Matthysse for the vacant regional NABO Light Welterweight title.

In March 2011, he won the vacant IBF Light Welterweight title by technical knockout over Kaizer Mabuza.

Also in July 2011, he was defeated by WBA (Super) champion Amir Khan for the seventh time in his career.

In January 2017, he returned to the ring after a three-year hiatus. Jorge Luis Munguia, a journeyman, was defeated by TKO.

In January 2018, he defeated Mexican Noel Mejia Rincon.

Who is Zab Judah Married to?

Zab Judah is a husband and father. He is the husband of Christina Judah. Mimi, Amissia, Zabirah, Destiny, Zab, Preston, and Princeton are the couple’s seven children.

What is Zab Judah Body Measurements?

Zab Judah stands at 1.71 m, or 5 feet 7 inches and a half inch tall. He has a height of 72 inches and a reach of 72 inches. He weighs 141 pounds, or 64 kilograms. Although he has a muscular physique. He has a bald spot on his head. His eyes are dark brown.

What are the Favorite Quotes from Zab Judah?

“I don’t understand why Floyd spent all this time trying to make a fight with Winky. I am the undisputed welterweight world champion, just seven pounds heavier than Floyd, and he wants to move to 154 and face a man with no titles? I don’t get it.” – Zab Judah 

“I don’t understand why Floyd spent all this time trying to make a fight with Winky… I am the undisputed welterweight world champion – just seven pounds heavier than Floyd – and he wants to move to 154 and face a man with no titles? I don’t get it.” – Zab Judah 

“Kendall should definitely be able to help us get ready for Mayweather. He’s got fast hands, and he’s a strong, tough kid. He reminds me a lot of myself when I was a little younger.” – Zab Judah 

“Floyd says he’s never ducked anyone and never will. If he will not fight me, he’s going to have some explaining to do. Fighters know things other people don’t. By looking over me, he’s telling me he fears me.” – Zab Judah 

“He’s trying to build hype around himself when he has no intention of fighting, … He was a great 130-pounder. But 147? He’s biting off more than he can chew, talking about fighting Winky Wright and me. He’s digging himself a hole he can’t get out of.” – Zab Judah 

“The fight played out great. We prepared for the fight. Me, Pernell Whitaker, and my uncle Jimmy, I worked hard; we had a great plan and put it to work during the fight. I was there to be smart and to use my legs. We knew he was strong, we knew he would come, and he would fight tough.” – Zab Judah 

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