Josue Vargas - Net Worth, Salary, Age, Height, Weight, Bio, Family, Career

Josue Vargas is a professional boxer from the United States who competes at the super lightweight weight class. He is well-known for his association with the TMT boxing club. He has been a professional since 2016, and he is undefeated with a 19-0-0 record (win-loss-draw).

Josue Vargas was born on May 30, 1998, in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, under the sign of Gemini. He stands 5’9″ (175cm) tall and weighs around 140lbs, earning him the nickname “The Prodigy.”

What is Josue Vargas’s Net Worth?

Josue Vargas is professional boxer’s average salary is $51,370. Boxers are not paid in the traditional sense. Instead, they are paid in the form of a purse. . Yes, the majority of professional boxers do not earn multi-million dollar salaries like Anthony Joshua, Canelo Alvarez, and Floyd Mayweather.

As of 2020, Josue’s earnings from boxing and net worth remain unknown. Looking through his Instagram, the boxer appears to live a pretty lavish life. He is pictured with expensive cars and locations.

About Married Life of Josue Vargas

Mariahlynn, a rapper and TC actor, reportedly dumped Rich Dollaz, 50, for Josue in 2019. Also on Instagram, the young athlete posed with MariahLynn. “Won #14 knock out 9!!” he captioned. Vargas later deleted it.

Late 2019 saw Josue with a new girl on Twitter. “My first headbutt cut in my boxing career,” the post states. My girlfriend and I will be experiencing this for the first time! She’s strong for Vargas! “We are 100 percent GOOD.” Yes, the boxer is in a relationship, but the details are yet unknown.

Career of Josue Vargas

Josue made his professional debut against Ryan Picou on June 25, 2016, at Thurman vs. Porter ( DiBella Entertainment). He then dispatched Ira Terry. The following year, he had three wins in 2017, three wins in 2018, and four wins in 2019.

Josue Vargas began 2020 by fighting Salvador Briceno on June 30, 2020. He was victorious by unanimous decision. He defeated Kendo Castaneda on October 17, 2020. This may be his only fight without his father and trainer, Elario Vargas, by his side. Vargas’s emotions get the best of him as he talks about his father, who broke the rules of the Las Vegas bubble and was barred from entering.