While everyone is excited for UFC 271 to start already, there is a change in plans. Color commentator Joe Rogan was supposed to be commentating on the event. As he usually attends US-based PPV events, his fans were excited to see him. However, he will not be a part of this thrilling event.

Popular journalist Aaron Bronsteter revealed this news on Twitter. According to him, Michael Bisping will replace Rogan. Thus, UFC 271 will be Bisping’s PPV debut.

Rogan’s absence came as a last-minute shock, as no one anticipated this. Several reports have stated that Rogan’s exit from the event is because of a ‘scheduling conflict’. However, many fans are wondering whether the commentator’s latest controversies are to be blamed for his absence at the event.

Since Rogan won’t be present at the event, here’s how much money he could potentially lose.

How much money will Joe Rogan lose for not commentating on UFC 271?

As one of the most well-known commentators, Rogan enjoys a hefty check from the promotion. According to Way Of Martial Arts, he makes about $50, 000 per main UFC event. The Talking Moose, too, reported similar figures. They stated that he has a basic salary of $5,000 and a PPV bonus of around $50,000. The commentator could be earning much more than the figures stated.

“I Moved to New Zealand That Wasn’t So Nice”- Israel Adesanya Reflects Back on Being Picked on in School Because of This Reason

So it looks like Joe Rogan will be losing out on a huge amount of money. However, his other gigs are extremely lucrative. As a result, it won’t be much of a problem for him.

Trending

“Jamie F**ked Up”- Fans React as Joe Rogan and Tucker Carlson’s JRE Episode Is Deleted in Minutes

April 19, 2024 03:05 PM EDT

Justin Gaethje’s Woes Pile Up After UFC 300 as Islam Makhachev’s Coach Personally Sends Ex-BMF a Sad Update

April 18, 2024 02:04 PM EDT

“Bubble Gut From High HGH Abuse” – Joe Rogan’s Dire Health Concern Flare Up as Fans Worry About UFC Commentator

April 16, 2024 05:03 AM EDT

“Looks Just as Confused” – Justin Gaethje Receives Untoward Backlash From Fans After UFC 300 Max Holloway KO

April 15, 2024 11:59 AM EDT

Israel Adesanya Gives Dana White the Green Light as Dricus Du Plessis Fight Rumors Flare Up for UFC 305

April 18, 2024 03:39 PM EDT

Get instantly notified of the hottest UFC stories via Google! Click on Follow Us and Tap the Blue Star.

Follow Us

Did Joe Rogan attend all US-based PPVs in 2021?

Back in 2021, a total of 11 US-based PPV events took place. Unfortunately, Rogan missed a few of them because of other priorities. He was nowhere to be found at UFC 265 and UFC 266.

He resumed his commentary duties at UFC 268 alongside Jon Anik and Daniel Cormier. So while Rogan is regular at US-based PPV events, he does tend to miss a few of them because of other commitments. However, since his exit from UFC 271 was sudden and unexpected, this led to people speculating about the surrounding circumstances.

While it is a piece of sad news, fans will get to see Bisping lend his voice to the event. People know the retired UFC fighter for his witty comments and have enjoyed his work at UFC Fight Night events. So Rogan’s exit has made way for Bisping into PPV events.

WATCH THIS STORY: Five Times Israel Adesanya Proved Why He Is The Best Dancer In The UFC

Are you excited to watch Michael Bisping commentate on UFC 271? Let us know in the comments below.