GB Team salary/stipend

[Tar Baby]

How much are our podium boxers getting? I read that we have 5x as much funding as the US.

[Trecco bay]

I was told they are on £27000 /year paid monthly as long as they still make squad

[SouthpawSlayer]

did degale ever get the money he was promised for winning gold, i know the irish squad get 30 grand annually with no tax, katie taylor is on 100 grand and she is getting sponsored by everyone she is raking it in, not sure on podium bonuses

[Tar Baby]

100 grand. Bloody hell ! How many have sent off then?

[tmsbry]

Ken Egan was paid around the same as well, Ireland look after their amateurs really well, Paddy Barnes is on good money too

[MattMattMatt]

27k is not much at all considering that at best they only have ~10 year career, +/- a few depending on circumstances. I'm not convinced anything other than a small minority will do well for themselves afterwards either.

[ishy]

Originally Posted by tmsbry

Ken Egan was paid around the same as well, Ireland look after their amateurs really well, Paddy Barnes is on good money too

Always wondered why Egan never turned pro. Can't blame him if he's getting paid that sort of money.

And a lot of these guys on the podium squad are young, under 23 or what have ya so £27k at that age isn't half bad. And if/when they turn pro they probably get good deals cos of their amateur pedigree.

[HeavyT]

27K is good, if you got that for 10 years you could easily have a nice big nest egg!

[cam2010]

the salary they receive is on a fixed scale set by sport england and the coaches and support staff benefit earn far more than the boxers

[monim]

Their earnings also depends on performance. When they medal at top tournaments they're income will go up. I think the funding is grouped in class a,b&c depending what turnaments you win etc

[Earl-hickey]

27k is not as much as i thought, I get more than that for doing a "normal" job

[jabjabjab2]

When I was involved they got their funding which is dependant on their world ranking and performances. The money is tax free, they also get their accommodation free, and a lot of their food/meals. When you compare to vast majority of pros then it's good money. They also have free access to nutritionists/S&C/coaching/gym/medical support/performance analysis/psychologists. They don't have to pay any coaching/gym fees. Also most will have some kind of sponsorship outside of this.

[mgmark7]

Thats a good deal for a young athlete.

[wrimc]

Yes as much as 27k tax free under and "amateur" system is pretty good. It shows what promoters have to deal with if they want to lure a top British am into the pro game. That a decent signing on fee and a fight by fight guarantee.

[poloaa009]

the salary they receive is on a fixed scale set by sport england and the coaches and support staff benefit earn far more than the boxers
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