UFC ring girls: UFC News: Many athletes, including Conor McGregor, have benefitted from UFC’s assistance in building successful careers and amassing enormous wealth. But athletes aren’t the only people to become millionaires and establish their own empires. In addition to them, the ring girls also gained popularity and notoriety, the UFC ring girls like Brittney Palmer and Lucina Andrade are two of the best examples of this. However, no one has established their own unique brand like Arianny Celeste. Without the shadow of doubt she is one of the most popular UFC ring girls, and while many ring girls made good money, no one comes close to her. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN
The Las Vegas, Nevada, native, who is 36 years old, has worked for the company since 2006. In terms of popularity, Celeste is far ahead of many of the UFC stars. So many individuals frequently wonder how much she makes from each fight.
UFC ring girls: How much money does Arianny Celeste make from each appearance?
For those who are unfamiliar with sports, the ring girl is a lady who enters the ring between rounds of a combat sport while displaying a sign that indicates the round number that will follow. And when discussing the ring girls in the biggest MMA promotion, Celeste’s name is the one that keeps coming up. She made her debut in 2006 and now after more than 15 years, she now also features in several events.
UFC ring girls: How much money does Arianny Celeste make per fight ?
Notably, she is currently estimated at a Net worth of $3.3 Million. Talking about her earnings, as per wayofmartialarts.com, Celeste makes an estimated $1 million a year.
Regarding her earnings per match, she receives approximately $1000 in fight fees and an additional $5000 for PPV events, although there isn’t any official statistics on this.
Given that Celeste has won UFC Ring Girl of the Year six times, there are undoubtedly good reasons to believe that her official earnings may be excessively high. Not to forget that she has more than 3 million Instagram followers, a number that is significantly higher than that of numerous athletes.
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