Trey Lippe Morrison Net Worth 2026: Heavyweight Boxer

No reputable outlet has published an estimate of Trey Lippe Morrison's net worth. The "$1 million" figure shown here before had no source and has been removed. What is documented is his career: the son of former WBO heavyweight champion Tommy Morrison won his first 18 professional fights, 17 by knockout, lost to Mike Balogun in December 2021, and has not fought since. A serious car crash in 2023 left him needing spinal surgery.

What is Trey Lippe Morrison's net worth?

There is no figure from Celebrity Net Worth, Forbes or the boxing press. His purses have not been reported, and a heavyweight prospect fighting on regional cards, with a handful of TV appearances, typically earns far less than the numbers attached to his father's name. Any single figure would be a guess, so this page does not give one.

Earnings and income

His fight purses have never been published. The known sources of income from his boxing years are:

• Fight purses from 19 professional bouts between 2014 and 2021, according to his BoxRec record.
• Television cards. He made his TV debut on Showtime's ShoBox series in September 2016, USA Today reported, and his December 2021 fight with Balogun was streamed by Triller, according to World Boxing News.

Before boxing, he told Elizabeth Merrill of ABC News in 2014, he waited tables at a steakhouse, sold discount clothing and worked construction.

Early life and family

Trey Lippe Morrison was born in September 1989. CBS Sports noted he was born eight days after his father's 17th professional win that year, and fight databases such as Tapology list September 27, 1989. He grew up in northeast Oklahoma and now lists Tulsa as home, according to BoxRec.

His mother, Cristi Lippe, raised him under her surname to keep him out of the spotlight, ABC News reported. His father, Tommy Morrison, won the WBO heavyweight title from George Foreman in 1993, co-starred in Rocky V, and died in September 2013 at 44, according to Wikipedia and CBS Sports. His brother, Kenzie Morrison, is also a professional fighter; World Boxing News reported in 2025 that Kenzie had signed with Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship. His stepfather is Mark Lippe.

The earlier version of this page named his mother as "Dawn Freeman." The reporting we found names her as Cristi Lippe, so that has been corrected.

Education and football

Before boxing, Lippe played defensive end at the University of Central Arkansas. His football career ended during his senior season when he was dismissed from the team for what he later described to USA Today as youthful mistakes. The claims on the earlier page that he graduated in 2015 with a kinesiology degree could not be verified and have been removed.

Boxing career

With no amateur experience, he approached his father's former promoter, Tony Holden, in 2013 as Tommy Morrison was dying in a hospital in Omaha. Holden first tried to talk him out of it, then agreed to help, USA Today and ABC News reported.

Roach told USA Today in 2016 that Lippe had inherited his father's punch. His early fights drew attention in Oklahoma as much for his story as his power; KJRH in Tulsa reported that he kept an empty wheelchair in his corner in memory of Lyndsey Streeter, a young fan who attended his fights from the start and died.

Recent news (2025 to 2026)

In June 2025, World Boxing News reported that he was close to four years out of the ring and two years past the crash, largely recovered and working again, but that it was unclear whether he would fight again. A rematch with Balogun had not been ruled out. We found no report of a comeback fight through September 2026.

Age, height and weight

Lippe Morrison turns 37 on September 27, 2026, based on the birth date listed by fight databases. BoxRec lists him at 6 feet 3 inches (191 cm), and Tapology gives a reach of 74.5 inches. His fighting weight was in the heavyweight range; Tapology lists 236 pounds, so the 200 pounds claimed on this page before has been removed.

Wife and personal life

No reputable source reports that he is married, and he has not spoken publicly about a partner. This page does not speculate.

Net worth compared

For other fighters and martial arts figures on this site, see Paul Vunak. The earlier version of this page also linked to Shelly Sun.

Why no figure is given

Boxers below world-title level rarely have their purses reported, and state commission payouts are not always public. Lippe Morrison's record shows 19 paid fights, including televised ones, but no published purse amounts, no reported endorsement deals and no business holdings. Until a reputable outlet publishes an estimate, his net worth is not known.