Bruce Buffer, the legendary UFC announcer known as the "Veteran Voice of the Octagon," reportedly makes about $50,000 for a typical UFC fight announcement and around $100,000 for special UFC events, such as pay-per-view fights. On average, he works around 27 UFC events annually, which are composed of approximately 12 pay-per-view events and 15 UFC Fight Nights. For pay-per-view events, he earns about $1.2 million annually (12 events at $100,000 each), and for regular UFC Fight Nights, he earns about $750,000 annually (15 events at $50,000 each). This brings his estimated annual earnings from UFC events to around $2 million. Bruce Buffer's net worth is estimated to be around $12 million to $14 million as of 2024–2025. Besides his income from UFC announcements, Buffer also earns from endorsements, merchandise, sponsorships, hosting private events, and other business ventures. His half-brother, Michael Buffer, is significantly wealthier, with an estimated net worth of about $400 million due to his trademarked catchphrase and other business activities. In summary:

• Approximate earnings per UFC event: $50,000 (regular), $100,000 (special/PPV)
• Annual UFC-related earnings: about $2 million
• Estimated net worth: $12 to $14 million
• Additional income from endorsements and business ventures contributes to his wealth.