Sean O'Malley pockets almost R$18 a month from video games

S. O'Malley remains undefeated in 10 fights. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram @sugaseanmma

Sean O'Malley was scheduled to face Jose Quiñonez at UFC 229, on October 6th in Las Vegas (USA). However, the young fighter was caught taking a drug test and was suspended for six months by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA). Furthermore, 'Sugar' had hip surgery that leaves him out of training. 'On the go', the bantamweight found a job that takes up his time and still generates an income of almost R$18 per month.

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Sean revealed that he shares videos where he gives tips on video games through the North American streaming site Twicht. As a result, O'Malley earns US$4,5 per month.

“I had surgery, and I'm in the middle of a suspension for something I didn't do. I'm trying to be super positive. One good thing now is that I'm super involved in games, and that's helped me a lot. I wasn't able to train last month because of this issue [surgery], I just got off crutches last week. So, I've been playing 'Fortnite', I've built my channel on Twicht', and I've been keeping busy that way,” said O'Malley in an interview with the North American website MMA Fighting.

Thinking about his future beyond the octagon, 'Sugar' wants to launch himself into the fashion market. Sean's dream is to create a clothing brand with his style.

“I think I'm doing okay for now. The more fights I win, the more popular I become, and the eyes of the world turn to me, so I have to focus on always winning the next fight to make things easier. I want to introduce my own style to the market, my own brand, a clothing line of my own”, explained Sean.

O'Malley, at 23 years old, remains undefeated in his career and is one of the revelations of Ultimate. To date, the North American has accumulated 10 triumphs in his record. In the UFC he beat Alfred Khashakyan (Contender Series), Terrion Ware and Andre Soukhamthath.

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