Jeff Horn Professional Boxing Record and Career Overview
Jeff Horn holds a professional boxing record of 20 wins, 4 losses, and 1 draw as of the latest available public data. He won 12 fights by knockout and 8 by decision, competing primarily at welterweight and super welterweight. Horn turned professional in 2013 after an amateur career that included multiple national titles in Australia. His record reflects a high knockout percentage for the division and a schedule built around world title opportunities via BoxRec.
Horn's career trajectory includes regional titles, international title eliminators, and a WBO welterweight championship fight against Manny Pacquiao in 2017. He later moved up in weight to challenge for a secondary world title and remained active on major platforms in Australia and the United States. His record shows a mix of wins over ranked contenders and losses to elite-level opposition, with most bouts taking place in Australia and a few in the U.S. undercards reported by ESPN.
Jeff Horn Titles, Rankings, and Major Fight Results
Jeff Horn held the WBO welterweight title once, winning it in 2017 before losing it in his first defense later that year. He also captured regional and continental belts, including the WBO Oriental welterweight title and the OPBF welterweight title during his career. His highest ranking came during his title reign, when he entered the top 10 in the WBO welterweight division and was ranked in the top 15 by other sanctioning bodies.
Key fight results include a majority decision loss to Pacquiao for the WBO welterweight title, a split decision loss to Egidijus Kavaliauskas for the WBO super welterweight title, and wins over ranked opponents such as Alex Saucedo and Thomas Dulorme. Horn also secured stoppage victories in non-title bouts that improved his standing in the division and kept him in contention for world title shots covered by Forbes.
Jeff Horn Net Worth, Earnings, and Current Status
Jeff Horn's net worth is estimated in the low millions, derived from fight purses, Australian boxing bonuses, and sponsorship deals tied to his world title fight and subsequent high-profile bouts. His purse for the Pacquiao fight was reported in the six-figure range, with additional earnings from gate receipts and pay-per-view shares under Australian broadcasting contracts. Horn has also generated income from training camps, gym affiliations, and appearances on Australian television and boxing events.
As of the latest public updates, Horn remains active in professional boxing and continues to compete at welterweight and super welterweight while managing training camps and business interests in Australia. He has expressed interest in rematches and further world title opportunities, with his management team focusing on strategic bouts that improve his record and marketability per SEC filings for any publicly reported promotional or business entities linked to his career.