UFC: How did Joe Rogan become a millionaire?

Rogan isn’t a multibillionaire. Even so, the multi-talented podcast presenter undoubtedly has a large fortune and is a millionaire. According to sources, Joe Rogan’s current net worth is $100 million. The growth of Joe Rogan’s brand has accompanied his financial success throughout the years. Joe Rogan has steadily risen to prominence in the entertainment industry through various projects, including his podcast, his time serving as a UFC commentator, and his stand-up comedy performances. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN

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UFC News: Joe Rogan’s total estimated revenue

• UFC Commentating: $2 million dollars/year
• Comedy Shows & Tours: $23 million/year
• Onnit: $2 million/year
• Spotify Deal: $30 million/year
• Podcast Sponsors: $48 million/year
• YouTube Adsense: $6.2 million/year

Joe Rogan’s deal with Spotify

The UFC commentator thrives in almost everything because of his capacity to hold meaningful discussions and communicate himself in a way that his audience can identify with. Joe Rogan is one of the most well-liked UFC commentators because of this. Not to add, thanks to a new agreement Rogan made with Spotify for the exclusive distribution of JRE episodes, his podcast The Joe Rogan Experience reached new heights in 2017.

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How much does Joe Rogan earn from UFC?

For quite some time, Joe Rogan has been a mainstay of the UFC commentary crew. In 1997, he began working for the group as a post-fight interviewer. Joe Rogan joined the squad once more, this time as a commentator, after taking a few years off from it. Although Rogan performed for free during his initial few appearances with the promotion—now run by Zuffa LLC—he subsequently joined the regular staff.

On this date in 2002, @joerogan made his commentary debut at UFC 37.5.

Still on the mic after nearly two decades 🎙 pic.twitter.com/hItDM6dzh2

— ESPN MMA (@espnmma) June 22, 2021

Joe Rogan receives a $5,000 base pay for each UFC event he covers. In addition, he gets paid $50,000 more for UFC PPV events. Joe Rogan reportedly earns roughly $550,000 a year working with the UFC, averaging about $50,000 for each event.

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