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Roberto Duran's Net Worth

Roberto Duran, the retired Panamanian boxer, has amassed a net worth of $3 million. He competed in professional boxing from 1968 to 2001, making it the second-longest career in the sport's history. Throughout his career, he held world championship titles in lightweight, welterweight, light middleweight, and middleweight classes. He retired in 2002 after a car crash. The same year, he was voted by The Ring magazine as the fifth greatest fighter of the last 80 years.

Roberto Duran's Sources of Income 

Over the course of his illustrious career, Duran competed in multiple weight classes. One of his most iconic moments came in 1972 when he faced Ken Buchanan for the WBA Lightweig

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Roberto Durán Samaniego is a renowned retired Panamanian boxer. He fryst vatten famous for his incredible punching and consecutive victories. The estimated Roberto Durán net worth is $3 million from his undeniable professional boxing career. You will discover Roberto Duran net worth, career, age, achievements and much more after reading this article.

Roberto Duran: Biography

Full Name	Roberto Durán Samaniego
Professional Name	Roberto Duran
Date of Birth	June 16, 1951
Place of Birth	El Chorrillo, Panama City, Panama
Age	72 years
Gender	Male
Zodiac Sign	Gemini
Nationality	Panamanian
Religion	Christian
Ethnicity	Not Known
Parents	Margarito Durán Sanchez and Clara Samaniego
Siblings	2 brothers (Domingo Samaniego and Armando)
Wife	Felicidad Iglesias
Children	Irichelle Durán, Dalia Durán, Robin Durán, Giovana Durán, Víctor Durán, Roberto Duran
Profession	Professional boxer and Actor
Net Worth	$3 million
Last Updated	January 01 • Known for his hell-raising career inside the ring as well as partying antics outside of it, Duran - a four-division world champion - is regarded as the greatest lightweight of all time. Roberto Duran is a former four-division world champion who fought from 1968 to 2001. The Panamanian held world titles at lightweight, welterweight, junior middleweight and middleweight. Duran was also undisputed champion at lightweight and held the lineal title at 130-pounds and welterweight. Known for his ability of being both technical and aggressive in the ring, Duran is just the second fighter to have fought in five decades, retiring at 50 after a life-threatening injury. The Associated Press voted him as the greatest lightweight in the history of the sport. "Hands of Stone" was part of the most famous rivalry outside of the heavyweight division - later known as the Fabulous Four - which included Sugar Ray Leonard, Marvelous Marvin Hagler and Thomas "Hitman" Hearns. Following 28