Earning a spot in the UFC and securing a $1 million payday isn't a straightforward feat. however, Hasbulla's path seems a bit more lenient.
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Earning a spot in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) and securing a $1 million payday isn’t a straightforward feat, especially not through the usual route of beginning with a modest $12,000/$12,000 contract as a new fighter.
However, for the viral internet sensation Hasbulla, the path seems a bit more lenient. The announcement of UFC signing Hasbulla to a unique promotional contract in September 2022 left fans in a state of disbelief. While it may still be puzzling to many of us, it’s undoubtedly translating into significant earnings for Hasbulla.
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In a recent statement, UFC President Dana White discussed the impact of his collaboration with Hasbulla and how it has provided support for the 21-year-old, whose condition of dwarfism gives him the appearance of a child.
During an appearance on the “Hotboxin’ with Mike Tyson” podcast, Dana White shared his positive sentiments about Hasbulla, emphasizing that the Nelk Boys didn’t solely boost his fame; he was already a sensation. White acknowledged the Nelk Boys’ efforts, noting that they treated Hasbulla well, arranging a tour and providing meaningful experiences during his visit.
“Hasbulla’s done really well, I mean we did a deal with him for the – the video game deal, we did a deal with him with T-shirts where he made a bunch of money,” White continued. “Just with us and the Nelk Boys he’s made easily over a million bucks, so yeah. He’s killing it.”
According to Dana White, Hasbulla has experienced significant success. The UFC president mentioned their collaboration on a video game deal and T-shirt sales, resulting in substantial earnings for Hasbulla. The partnership with both the UFC and the Nelk Boys has propelled him to easily surpass the million-dollar mark, showcasing his impressive financial success in recent times.
While Hasbulla hasn’t been a prominent figure at UFC events, he’s been involved in various controversies over the past year. Anticipation is building for his appearance at UFC 294 in Abu Dhabi, along with the potential for more of his unique merchandise in the UFC store. The question remains: Can these factors alone propel an influencer to a $1 million earnings threshold in the current social media landscape?
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