After renewing with the UFC, Sean O'Malley plans to build a legacy and make millions of dollars in his fights

S. O'Malley is thirteenth in the bantamweight rankings (Photo: Instagram/UFC)

Rising in the bantamweight division (up to 62,1kg.), Sean O'Malley He draws attention inside and outside the octagon for his irreverent style, which divides the opinion of the MMA community. With a new contract in the organization, the 'Suga' reveals that he wants to build a legacy and fight for million-dollar contracts in Dana White's organization.

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“I sat down with the UFC recently, renewed it and had a great conversation with Sean Shelby (matchmaker). I said, 'Hey, I want to make this amount of money. How can I do this? What do I need to do to end up earning the amount I want?'. I want to reach a point where I can earn US$1 million (around R$5 million, at current prices) per fight. I'm not at that level yet and that's not what I hope to do against Pedro (Munhoz, in the next fight)”, said O'Malley on the program 'DC & RC', from ESPN.

Currently 13th in the bantamweight rankings, O'Malley has won all three of his duels of the 2021 season, against Thomas almeida, Kris moutinho e Raulian paiva. The North American has a record of 15 triumphs and just one setback in professional MMA. It debuts in 2022 against Peter Munhoz in combat scheduled to take place in UFC 276 on July 2th.