Georges St-Pierre

Georges St Pierre Net Worth

Georges St-Pierre net worth and career earnings: Georges St-Pierre is a Canadian Mixed Martial Artist who has a net worth of $30 million. Georges St-Pierre was born on May 19, 1981 in Saint-Isidore, Montérégie, Quebec, Canada. A one-time #1 ranked mixed martial artist, Georges St-Pierre was the Welterweight Champion of the UFC, and was chosen as the Most Outstanding Fighter by the Wrestling Observer Newsletter from 2008-2010. He also received the Fighter of the Year Award in 2009. In November 2013 he was the Welterweight Champion of the UFC with a record of 24 wins and 2 losses. St-Pierre is 5 foot 10 an weighs 170 pounds with a 76 inch reach. He currently fights out of Montreal. On November 4, 2017, GSP made a triumphant return to the Octogon when he defeated Michael Bisping at UFC 217.How much does Georges St-Pierre earn per fight?Whenever Georges St-Pierre fights, he makes millions of dollars. First off, GSP typically earns $200,000 just to show up plus and an additional $200,000 win bonus (assuming he wins). And while $400,000 is a nice chunk of money for a single night's work, GSP's real windfall comes from his stake in the fight's Pay Per View Sales. To understand just how much a fighter like GSP can earn off PPV sales, we can use Randy Couture's final UFC contract, which became public as part of a lawsuit, as a rough base for comparison:Number of buys: BonusFewer than 100,000: No bonus100,000 – 175,000: $1 per buy175,000 – 300,000: $1.5 per buy300,000 – 330,000: $2 per buyOver 330,000: $3 per buyFor UFC 158 back in March 2013, it is known that GSP earned $200,000 to show up plus a $200,000 win bonus, for total prize money of $400,000. UFC 158 was purchased by 950,000 people. Using the math above, GSP took home a minimum PPV bonus of $2.85 million. We say "minimum" because Dana White himself has stated that GSP's bonus for UFC 158 was actually closer to $5 million. So using those numbers as a range, Georges earned of $3.25 – $5.4 million off that one fight alone. And we haven't even talked about endorsements. Thanks to deals with companies like Under Armour, NOS energy drink (owned by Coca-Cola), Hayaboosa, 888poker, Affliction, Electronic Arts and Bacardi. These endorsements reportedly earn Georges an additional $1-2 million per fight. In total, Georges St-Pierre earns an estimated $12 – $15 million per year.