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What Is Dustin Poirier’s Net Worth? All About The Diamond’s Career Payouts and Off-Cage Ventures

A closer look at Dustin Poirier’s fight earnings and business ventures.

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Dustin “The Diamond” Poirier, a former interim UFC lightweight champion and black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, is set for his retirement fight at UFC 318 on July 19, 2025, in a BMF title clash against Max Holloway, a former UFC featherweight champion.

Currently ranked No. 6 in the lightweight division, Poirier made his UFC debut in 2010 following the WEC merger and shot to global fame with back-to-back wins over Conor McGregor in 2021. He has a record of 30-9, including winning 15 by knockouts. After years of wars inside the octagon and business ventures, what is the veteran’s net worth today?

When Dustin Poirier knocked out Conor McGregor 🤯

Don't miss The Diamond in his FINAL fight this weekend!#UFC318 | Live Sunday | Order at Link in Bio pic.twitter.com/GNqTflfYnO
— UFC_AUSNZ (@UFC_AUSNZ) July 17, 2025

Dustin Poirier’s Net Worth

Dustin Poirier’s net worth is $6 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. Outside the cage, Poirier has ventured into multiple businesses. In late 2020, he launched his own line of Louisiana-style Cajun hot sauce, followed by a bourbon brand called “Rare Stash” in 2022.

Dustin Poirier is locked in for his final fight week and plans to retire at #UFC318 as the "baddest motherf*cker forever." 💎 pic.twitter.com/Dq2rfrciXm
— MMA Junkie (@MMAJunkie) July 16, 2025

A year later, in 2023, he and his wife, Jolie, teamed up with three other Lafayette locals to purchase “Marcello’s Wine Market.” While exact earnings from these ventures remain undisclosed, they’ve certainly added to his growing portfolio.

On the philanthropic side, Poirier and Jolie founded “The Good Fight Foundation” in 2018. The nonprofit has supported a range of causes, from helping local families and frontline workers to funding educational and food programs. Poirier has even auctioned his fight kits to raise money for Lafayette schoolchildren and the Second Harvest Food Bank.

🥹 We really witnessed Dustin Poirier grow up in the octagon.

From a 21 year old kid to a 36 year old veteran. pic.twitter.com/xfvHcVUcbD
— Home of Fight (@Home_of_Fight) July 17, 2025

Dustin Poirier’s Career Earnings

According to MMA Salaries, Dustin Poirier has earned an estimated $10 million over the course of his UFC career. His biggest payday came at UFC 257 in 2021, when he defeated Conor McGregor in their high-profile rematch. Poirier was guaranteed $1 million, even in the event of a loss, but walked away with $5 million following his victory.

While details of his pay-per-view share for that event remain undisclosed, it likely added a significant boost to his earnings.

Dustin Poirier is the only current lightweight who has been ranked consistently in the division for nine straight years. He's also been in at least one fight in each of the last 14 years 🤯

The longevity is unreal 👏 #UFC318 pic.twitter.com/kw0tguBF43
— ESPN (@espn) July 13, 2025

In his most recent fight at UFC 302 in June 2024, where he lost to Islam Makhachev, Poirier still earned $1.2 million. That included $1 million in base salary, a $50,000 performance bonus, $200,000 from pay-per-view points, and $32,000 from sponsorships. (via MMA Salaries)

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