Holly Holm Net Worth: How Much Holly Holm Earnings in 2022 Is?

By David Mudd On May 28, 2022

Net Worth	$4.5 million
Age	40 years
Born	October 17, 1981
Country of Origin	The U.S.A.
Source of Wealth	Professional MMA fighter, Professional boxer, kickboxer, Endorsements
Last Updated	2022

Holly Holm is a professional mixed martial artist currently competing at the highest level, as well as a former professional boxer and kickboxer. She is presently competing in the Ultimate Fighting Championship in the women’s featherweight and bantamweight divisions (UFC). The American fighter was born on October 17, 1981, and has been competing in MMA competitions since 2011.

In March of 2011, Nunes competed in and won her very first professional mixed martial arts match, which was against Christina Domke. She is the current champion of the women’s bantamweight division in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). As a result of this, she is the first woman in UFC history to win titles in two different weight classes. During her stint as a professional boxer, she won many titles at the world championship level.

In this article, we will discuss Holly Holm’s net worth, salary, personal information, career details, love interests, controversies, frequently asked questions, and other topics related to her life.

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Holly Holm Net Worth

It is estimated that Holly Holm has a net worth of around $4.5 million. Her success in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), professional boxing, kickboxing, and other combat sports has contributed to the accumulation of her net worth.

Profits: Throughout her career as a mixed martial artist, the UFC star has allegedly earned more than $2.3 million in earnings from her battles. Each battle nets her over $250,000 in earnings, including incentives.

Holly Holm Endorsement

The following businesses have received The Martial Artist’s endorsement:

Hi Tech Pharmaceuticals, etc.

House

Albuquerque, New Mexico is apparently the location of the extravagant residence that the UFC star calls home.

There is little information available to the general public on her residence, and very little is known about it.

Holly Holm Personal Information

Name	Holly Rene Holm
Date of Birth	October 17, 1981
Age	40 years
Place of Birth	Albuquerque, New Mexico, US
Parents Name	Tammy Bredy and Roger Holm
Reach	70″ (178 cm)
Nickname	The Preacher’s Daughter
College	University of New Mexico
Professional debut in MMA	2011
Citizenship	United States of America
Height	5’8″ (173 cm)
Weight	135 lb (61 kg)
Spouse	Jeff Kirkpatrick (divorced in 2019)
Children	None
Competed in UFC division	Featherweight and Bantamweight (womens) division
Hair Colour	Blonde
Eye Colour	Blue
Religion	Christian
Known for	Profession Mixed Martial Artist

Holly Holm Career

In the world of professional boxing, Holly Holms is widely recognised as one of the finest female boxers who has ever competed in the sport. She has competed in a total of three different categories and won many world titles in each one of them.

In 2002, she faced off against Martha Deitchman in her very first boxing battle. Her career stretched over a decade before she competed in her last match against Mary McGee on May 11, 2013. It was then that she retired from the sport. She competed in her most recent bout, which she won, and she successfully defended both her IBA and WBF female light welterweight belts.

Holly Holm’s professional boxing career currently sits at a record of 33-2-3 after a total of 38 matches in the professional boxing circuit.

Professional Mixed Martial Arts: On March 4, 2011, Holly Holms competed in her first professional MMA bout, which was against Christina Domke. She knocked out her opponent in the second round for the knockout victory.

She competed for Legacy FC, where on April 4, 2014, she was crowned champion of the women’s bantamweight division. Following this, she began competing in UFC bouts. She has a perfect record of seven wins and zero losses in her MMA career up to this point.

On November 15, 2015, she issued a challenge to Ronda Rousey when she signed with the UFC. Holm was able to capture the UFC Women’s Bantamweight championship by defeating Rousey in the fight that was awarded Performance of the Night. In her subsequent bout, though, she would be defeated by Miesha Tate and lose the title.

She competed in both the featherweight and bantamweight categories in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Even a challenge for the featherweight belt, which ultimately failed to materialise, was issued to her.

Irene Aldana was the opponent during her most recent bout. In October of 2020, Holms prevailed over her opponent by Judges’ Decision.

Holly Holm Love Interest

Jeff is a successful businessman and actor in the United States. It was stated that they met sometime in the early part of 2010. Following a courtship that lasted for a few years, the couple finally got married in 2012.

In 2019, Holmes initiated the divorce process, stating “incompatibility due to disagreement and clash of personalities” as the reason for the split. According to what she revealed, the pair has not been living together in the traditional sense since the year 2018. The marriage did not result in the birth of any children for the couple.

Holly Holm Controversies

In 2017, Holly Holm competed in a bout against Germaine de Randamie. Germaine de Randamie was her opponent. The battle that took place at UFC 208 was a particularly contentious one since Randamie was declared the winner, despite the fact that it was observed that she had landed three illegal attacks after the bell rung on her opponent. The referee, Todd Anderson, did not take any action to correct the situation.

After the bout, Holly said unequivocally that she will challenge the referee’s decision with higher-ranking UFC authorities.

Sponsorship from Hi-Tech: In the year 2016, the mixed martial arts competitor entered into a sponsorship agreement with the pharmaceutical company Hi-Tech. Hi-Tech is the business that is also responsible for the production of DMAA. Both the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the World Anti-Doping Administration (WADA) have determined that DMAA is a prohibited substance (WADA).

Because of this, there was a great deal of debate over it at the time.