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Floyd Mayweather VS. Oscar De lahoya was the most profitable boxing match of all time. However, profit has many dimensions, as to what sources bring in the money. For example, pay-per-view revenue, broadcast rights, ad sponsored revenue, historic inflation, etc., all play a part in the final profit figure. The most attended event might not be the most profitable.
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