Free de La Hoya once received a hundred grand for winning a Beyblade tournament, and that's
because Free de La Hoya was the number one ranked blader in the world; until he wasn't.. He has
sadly never got to see the number one spot again. Now with Valt Aoi being the number one ranked
later in the world, it got me to think how much, (if anything) he gets paid for blading? Because
to me it does seem like he has to get paid every time he participates in a tournament, especially
if he has to defend his title as a champion. This video is sponsored by Mall of Toys; they offer the
newest Beyblade TakaraTomy releases within the US and Canada. Just think about it though, if
Valt got paid just the same as Free did, then he'd likely be a millionaire by now. Seriously though!!
I've wondered how much the top ranked Bladers make ever since I started my theory videos,
and now by reading almost all the mangas, and of course with help from my subscribers; I have found
out how many times Valt has won, and by extension gotten some of that sweet cash on hand! Needless
to say there will be spoilers for nearly every Beyblade season, so you've been warned! Okay, so
you might think that there's no reason to start at the first season of Beyblade Burst, as Valt didn't
even have a title until the end of the evolution season, but I argue that when he lost to Lui in
the finals, that's when he likely got his first ten thousand dollars. As with some sports title
matches like the MMA, UFC and even boxing there are different tiers of payment; so at this stage
in his blading career Valt Aoi is likely at the lowest tier for earning money. After Valt won
the top ranked blader status in the Beyblade burst Evolution finals against Shu, though;
that's when he gained more popularity, and likely his first hundred grand in the bank. It stated in
the first episode of Beyblade Burst Turbo by Tyga Akabane that Valt faced and won versus many more
Bladers for two years straight before the start of the third season, "for the past two years
you've reigned as The Undefeated Beyblade World Champion". So, if we were to imagine Valt having
to battle at least once a month, which is very likely. He would have won at least 24 times over
those two years, and if he made a hundred grand a match plus the first $110 000 that he's made,
he'd likely have about 2.5 million dollars!! Are you [ __ ] kidding me? Nope! So if each title
match was paid just the same as when Free de La Hoya won, Valt Aoi, an 11 year old kid at the time
would be chilling with a nice 2.5 million dollars, but that's not all! If he had signed a contract
with the WBBA just the same as UFC fighters do; he'd likely have twice that amount!! Wait,
what?!?! Yep, he'd likely have a little bit over 5 million dollars, and that's because when MMA
fighters win a match they're paid a guaranteed amount; in this case that's the 100 Grand,
plus a bonus that equals the guaranteed payout, essentially doubling the payment. Remember in
the Beyblade World blading is a sport in itself, and with the amount of crowds in the tournaments,
and even local battles bring in; along with any kind of endorsements, Bladers are rolling in
cash. But I will be conservative as to how much Valt has made in this video, but you could keep
that in mind as we move along as Valt is not done yet! We're now only in the beginning of the third
season where we get to see Valt defend his title against Kurt Bertier, and Lui Shirosagi, (although
the latter match wasn't conclusive) as they ended up breaking the stadium, the referee had to stop
the battle. So we'll say he only got 25 grand for participating, and so does Lui I assume. That's
because just like in sports title matches in real life, both contenders receive a minimum payout
just for participating. He then defends a title against Silas Carlisle, then as we all know Valt
loses the title to Aiger Akabane, now Aiger wasn't able to hold on to the title for long as he lost
it to Hyde, and so in the meantime Valt upgrades his Beyblade to Turbo Valtryek. Now I do want to
point out Valt's humble side, because despite his new found Fame, power and Fortune he's always been
down to earth, and generally a nice guy. Now that's something I really like about Valt. He
remains polite and a positive person. He believes in his Beyblade, and does whatever he can to help
other Bladers; even if he's lost to them before. Through training, battling and upgrading his
Beyblade he teaches other Bladers what it takes to be the champ. In this season he also beats Free de
la Hoya while training with his new Beyblade, and since he doesn't have the title it doesn't
really count as a defense. This doesn't last long though, as he regains his title back from Hyde,
and he beats Kit Lopez's Air Knight a few episodes later. This brings his total money earned to 2.96
million dollars, but the biggest surprise, (for me anyways) is that he still loses his title at the
end of the turbo season. Now if you haven't seen the finale I'll link the video in the description
below. I have my own theories as to why Valt lost to Aiger in a previous video, and I'll link that
for you as well in the description, but for the most part I think that Valt let him win. Okay so
Valt may have lost a few times, and that's okay. He's still a top tier blader; let's keep our Focus
for the next few seasons as Valt is still making money. Okay so Valt does not get the title back,
as in the fourth season of Beyblade burst Aiger was the reigning champ... Which didn't last too
long, as he lost his title to Arthur Peregrine and his Prime Apocalypse.. I mean, Arthur was able to
beat both Aiger and Delta at the same time, it stands to reason that Arthur got to be the champ
after defeating them right there and then, no? Well, not really because in episode 50 of Beyblade
burst rise both Valt and Aiger were referenced as being the two top bladers by a Hanabi,
so once Arthur interrupted the match it made the results of that battle void of a winner. That is
until Arthur Peregrine beat him on a one-on-one in episode 15. Let me know what you think though,
as this is one of the least favorite seasons for most Beyblade fans. Here Valt only has a few
Beyblade matches with fellow Bladers, and towards the end with Aiger and Dante, but the title Was
Won back by Valt eventually. So as we move along to Beyblade Burst Surge, Valt starts off being
the number one ranked later along with Shu and Aiger being the top two and three respectively,
as referenced in the manga. Lane Valhalla and his extreme power were able to rank up all the
way to the top 5 Bladers in the world, he was even nicknamed The Legend Smasher! The first episode in
the fifth season is basically when Valt introduced the Super King Beyblade system, and that's when
he battles versus Rantaro and Silas; earning Valt another cool one hundred thousand dollars,
and again that's despite the results of the Beyblade battles. Now this is when it starts
to get a little murky, or inconclusive for most Beyblade fans as the show and the manga aren't
exactly the same. We can safely assume that the next few battles versus the new protagonist Hikaru
and Hyuga don't really matter in the beginning, when it comes to a title match anyways. These
these matches are basically to help lower class Bladers rank up like in the fourth episode when
Valt faces off versus Hikaru. Valt then takes the Hisashi brothers and Rantaro to Spain,
and by that I mean he likely paid for their plane tickets. That's about a $ 8,000 trip guys, yeah
I had to look that up... But I mean, what's four plane tickets if you have more than three million
dollars in the bank? So Valt faces Free de la Hoya and Hyuga alongside Hikaru and this is another win
for Valt, and likely the first time the Hisashi Brothers actually got paid for blading, (as it is
in front of an audience). The next big matches are in the Legends Festival, this is a televised event
and I'm sure that all the Bladers participating are earning money for each battle that they do.
In the first battle royale Valt doesn't win, but like I said before he doesn't have to; since he is
a top ranked blader for the wbba I'll be assuming that he's still getting paid that one hundred
thousand dollars, for every battle. Next up in the show are the Tag battles which are completely
different in the manga, as Hikaru is actually able to take the number one blader position and becomes
a Legendary Blader himself. But anyways, Valt then participated in two more Tag battles; add another
$200 000 there. This brings us to the finals in the Legends Festival where Valt is one of the four
bladers who's made it through the competition. Valt defeats Hyuga in the first round then gets
defeated by Lane Valhalla. Now in the show it could be said that this is when Lane Valhalla
gets to be the top ranked blader, after defeating Valt, but there's no mention of this, and it isn't
really celebrated. But it could be the reason why everybody is so sad and surprised, and also why
Valt looks so cryptic while talking to Hikaru and Hyuga after losing to Lane. Now despite all that
this brings Valt's earnings to a staggering 3.96 million dollars. I don't know about you,
but at that point I'd be happy just to be getting paid that much or possibly more just for blading.
Valt then Partners up with Shu for another battle versus the Hisashi Brothers, which in my opinion
is basically to entice Shu into participating in the ultimate tag battle Series. In this series
Valt racks up 6 more battles, but do they count? He's actually not defending his title as a top
ranked player since they're Tag battles, but since it's a main event he and likely the other Bladers
are still earning money. So that means that Valt may be up to 4.66 million dollars by the end of
the tag series, at the end of the Beyblade Burst Surge season. Now this takes us to the second
last season of Beyblade Burst where there are even more differences between the manga and the
show. The biggest difference, in my opinion is the fact that Rashad is stated to be the number
one ranked blader in the world from the beginning of the chapter, whereas in the show Rashad doesn't
become the number one blader until he beats Valt, (I think). But again I'm getting ahead of myself.
Let's keep counting Valt's cash flow in order to know how much Valt has earned so far through his
Beyblade battles, that is the ones organized by the WBBA, not the ones that he has for fun or the
ones that Gigi records, or in streams; as I think that Gigi is the one making money when he streams
those battles, not Valt. So Vault gains his first quad Drive check in episode 7, when he faces off
against Bell in the orbit Stadium. Now at 4.76 million dollars Valt sets up the great aerial
tour with Wakiya's help. Valt then has three more battles versus Bashara, Bell and Ranzo. His next
big battle is versus Rashad Goodman once he built his Glory Regnar. Later in the season Valt again
participates in a triple tag battle where he only participated in the Battle Royale, then again
versus Rashad, (which is when I believe Rashad became a Legendary Blader too) being considered as
one of the strongest bladers. The last of Valt's battles in this season are versus Bell and Rashad,
again in another battle royale. Then versus Rashad Goodman alone. This brings Valt to a mind-numbing
5 million five hundred and sixty thousand dollars, which may be yet another reason why
he let Bell and Rashad battle themselves, instead of versus him. If you want to see the last epic
battles I'll leave a link for them down in the description below again. Now some people may be
confused as to who is the champion by the end of the Beyblade burst QuadDrive season; it's clear
in the manga that Bell is crowned the number one blader in the world after defeating Valt,
and in the anime this isn't quite clear. It may be something that we'll see in the next QuadStrike
season, and I hope you'll be watching just like this Beyblade dad....Valt: I love me so much