Although Mexico isn’t one of the nations that produces the most mixed martial artists, it still has some stellar representatives in the UFC. But there’s perhaps no one bigger than the former 2-time flyweight champion Brandon Moreno. Being Mexico’s first UFC champ, ‘The Assassin Baby’ debuted in Dana White‘s promotion at a very early age to become one of the most endearing figures with a massive fan base.

Brandon Moreno has had over 17 UFC fights, but is just 31 years old. He’s certainly in his prime and has a few more years to perform at his best, even though he’s made history as a Mexican fighter already. Meanwhile, being in the UFC and a star come with perks, which include financial benefits. So let’s check out how much Moreno is worth in 2025. Here’s what we know.

Brandon Moreno’s 2025 net worth and endorsements

There are a lot of sources reporting different numbers when it comes to Brandon Moreno’s net worth. So, to make an accurate estimation, we can assume that the former flyweight champion is worth around the $2-3 million mark, which is understandable given that he’s been in the UFC for almost a decade now. Coming to the perks of being a UFC star, ‘The Assassin Baby’ has earned a few endorsement deals as he has grown in prominence.

Well, one endorsement that every UFC fighter has is from Venum, which makes the UFC’s official gear, and Brandon Moreno earns a considerable sum from that deal. But moving over to his own deals, those include Monster Energy, Game Up Nutrition, Pur3 L1fe, Mybookie, Real State Madero, Betmaster, and Sheath. Well, these deals are enough to justify why the 31-year-old is worth over a couple of million dollars.

However, that’s not even the part of his earnings that fans want to know about. So, without any further ado, let’s take a look at his UFC payouts.

How much does Brandon Moreno earn? Salary & payout

Although he’s not on the same level as someone like Conor McGregor and Jon Jones in terms of payouts, Brandon Moreno earns considerably more than the majority of the UFC roster. He started out with a mere five-figure sum, but eventually crossed the million-dollar mark. Moreno reportedly received his highest payout when he fought, but lost, against Alexandre Pantoja at UFC 290. Despite dropping the belt, ‘The Assassin Baby’ pocketed a handsome $1,192,000, which included a performance bonus as well.

The second and only other time, according to certain reports, that Brandon Moreno ever touched the million-dollar mark was when he fought Deiveson Figueiredo at UFC 283, when he became a 2-time undisputed flyweight champion. For that fight, he’s been estimated to have earned around $1,042,000. Other than that, Moreno has been comfortably earning around the half-million mark.

Well, these numbers may look good, but there’s no doubt that Brandon Moreno will be wearing even bigger paychecks in the coming years since he’s still in his prime years of fighting. In the meantime, let us know your thoughts on this article in the comments down below.