Jose Aldo Net Worth, Career Earnings and Former UFC Featherweight Champion’s MMA record

Jose Aldo is most recognized for his time spent competing in the UFC, where he has amassed a number of titles. Three UFC Featherweight championships are among these titles. Before the WEC and the UFC united, he also won the WEC (World Extreme Cagefighting) championship. He rose to become one of the top five UFC bantamweight competitors in 2022.

He remained unbeaten in his MMA career up until 2005. Luciano Azevedo stopped him, handing him his first professional defeat. Afterward, he made a great comeback and won 18 straight fights before being defeated once more by Connor McGregor at UFC 194 in 2015. Aldo is still widely regarded as the greatest featherweight in martial arts history.

Jose Aldo’s net worth

Jose Aldo is an incredible personality who has won significant praise for his work as a mixed martial artist. Brazilian jiu-jitsu and other combat techniques are all included in Jose’s arsenal. He is recognized as the most successful featherweight boxer because of his lengthy winning streak. Jose Aldo has a $9 million net worth.

Jose Aldo’s career earnings

Jose mostly earns his living by competing inside the Octagon, but he also benefits from lucrative sponsorship deals. Currently, Venum, Crypto.com, ZeDelivery, Bluefit Academia, Activision, PichauOfficial, and other companies support the Brazilian fighter.

Aldo earned $9,077,333 from the UFC, as was mentioned (compensation, salary, earnings, bonuses). However, Jose started out in the TFC, GFC, JF, FX, MECA, RMC, Shooto, and EF fight leagues. Jose’s total MMA earnings come to $9 million when we include the prize money from these fights. Reebok, the only apparel company permitted to activate arrangements with UFC athletes during “UFC Fight Weeks,” has sponsorship ties with Aldo.

Jose Aldo’s MMA record

‘Junior’ has an outstanding 31-8-0 record in MMA fights. His list of accomplishments is not only restricted to the UFC; he has set records across the board.

Black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu holds the combatant. In addition, he was named the winner of ESPN’s 2014 Fight of the Year award for defeating Chad Mendes. He also earned Sherdog’s 2009 Fighter of the Year award. Aldo has received four Fight of the Night and two Performance of the Night honors in the UFC.

In 2011, at UFC 129, “Junior” faced off against Mark Hominick in his UFC debut. He began his professional career with a victory by unanimous decision and took home the Fight of the Night trophy. He also received the UFC version of the belt because he was the WEC featherweight champion.

 

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