#callum smith

Every time Callum Smith steps into the ring, fans witness power, patience, and perfection in motion. From stunning knockouts to championship glory, his journey defines modern boxing greatness.

As of 2025, Callum Smith is estimated to earn around $800 per week, which translates to approximately $42,000 per year. This figure reflects the typical earnings for players competing in the Scottish Championship.

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- COVERED in moles, most primary one under his left eye

- LONG ASS SKINCARE ROUTINE

- popular kid

- abusive rich Christian + homophobic parents

- 3 younger siblings

- secretly envious of Blake

- pierced his ears at 13 secretly by himself, parents almost lowk KILLED HIM OVER IT

- listens to music artists like Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, and The Weeknd.

- full name is Callum Smith, but goes by Cal to distance himself from his parents

- old preppy/old money aesthetic

- goes by all pronouns but goes by he/him around family

- closeted pansexual

Callum Smith would go on to land double digit power punches in two rounds of this fight.

Point being never put any stock into anything the British boxing media says about any British boxer ever.

As for Smith's chances, not great. He's somewhat lucky - getting Beterbiev off a long-ish layoff and a bone infection. Plus he's coming off a fight where people feel he may have under-performed against Yarde. He's got that going for him.

20-0 with 20 KOs. Don't get much more dominant than that.

Artur Beterbiev catches Smith a cross counter over the jab of Smith after baiting him by circling to Smith's left while along the ropes. It hurt Smith bad and he never recovered. Beterbiev followed up and ended up dropping Smith for the first time in his career. Then he got knocked down again and Smith's corner decided he had enough.

Hats off to Smith. He had moments of genuine success. When he was throwing out the jab and pushing Beterbiev back, he was landing really well. He landed that check left hook a couple times throughout the fight as Beterbiev tried to close distance from too far out. But Beterbiev is a master pressure fighter. When Smith would stop throwing, he'd use that battering ram jab to force Smith back to the ropes or open him up for a body shot. Beterbiev had a lot of success with that jab, doubling and tripling it up to force Smith to back up towards the ropes.

The set up for that right hand was clever. Smith looked like he was having success as he had Beterbiev in the corner. Beterbiev faked like he was going to circle to Smith's power side but then stepped circled back across to Smith's lead foot. Smith, trying to cut Beterbiev off, throws a short jab that connects but Beterbiev throws the right hand over it. Great bait. Smith never recovers.