UFC Pay Influncor Hasbulla Higher Than UFC Fighters, MMA Analysts: Really Memorizing Sports

Hasbulla (Instagram @hasbulla.hushetskiy)

JAKARTA - Hasbulla Magomedov and Dana White have a very close working relationship. Recently, UFC signed 'Mini Khabib' on a five-year contract.

Hasbulla announced the contract on his social media account. "The contract for 5 years with the UFC is thanks, Dana, @danawhite," he added in his message.

Hasbulla went viral because of his video content, stickers, and memes, and now he will follow in Khabib's footsteps by playing a role in the UFC.

However, Hasbulla will not fight in the octagon. According to UFC insider Igor Lazorin, Hasbulla will attend the tournament and have media activity as part of his role in the organization.

According to rumors, the influencer will be paid higher than most UFC fighters. Fans were surprised when they learned of this news.

"Hasbulla boasts on social media that his new "promotion contract" with the UFC will make him paid more than "many fighters" is absolutely embarrassing for the sport," MMA analyst tweeted.

Hasbulla bragging on social media that his new "promotional contract" with the UFC will see him get paid more than "many fighters" is an absolute embarrassment to the sport. What kind of freak is a big enough fan of fucking Hasbulla that signing him to promo will have any impact?

— Ben Jamieson MMA (@BTLGBen) September 12, 2022

Not without reason. Previously, YouTuber Jake Paul satirized the UFC because the payments for his fighters were much smaller than other sports.

To that end, Jake urged White that UFC fighters be paid at least 50 thousand US dollars or equivalent to Rp700 million each time they fight.