Josiah Harrell salary
Career earnings · recorded + estimated
~$45,000
Last fight: ~$21,000 · UFC Fight Night: Rosas Jr. vs Barcelos →
Model estimates, not disclosed figures. Real contracts are private; recent star disclosures are lower bounds.
Payday by fight
Every UFC purse we can price, first fight to last. Solid bars are recorded figures; hatched bars are our model's estimates for undisclosed purses.
Model contract estimate
Likely a matched show/win deal: about $21,000 more for a victory. Outfitting (compliance) pay adds $4,000 per bout.
Estimated by our pay model (typical next bout) from record, rank and career profile against 18 years of disclosed purses. Real contracts are private · treat this as an informed estimate, and recent star disclosures as lower bounds.
Fight-by-fight purse history
Commission disclosures and contemporaneous reporting, best source per fight.
| UFC Fight Night: Rosas Jr. vs Barcelos Sep 26, 2026LOSS | ~$21,000 | — | ~$21,000 | estimate |
| UFC Fight Night: Strickland vs Hernandez Feb 21, 2026LOSS | ~$24,000 | — | ~$24,000 | estimate |
Disclosed figures exclude undisclosed locker-room bonuses, sponsorships and most PPV money. “Reported” rows mix commission data with contemporaneous research.
Fighter pay FAQ
How much did Josiah Harrell make in his last fight?
No purse was disclosed for UFC Fight Night: Rosas Jr. vs Barcelos. Our model estimates Josiah Harrell earned about $21,000 for that fight, before bonuses · see the full event payout breakdown.
How much does Josiah Harrell make per fight?
Our model estimates Josiah Harrell earns about $21,000 in show money per fight (typical range $15,000-$28,000), based on record, ranking and career profile. Actual contracts are private.
Does Josiah Harrell get a win bonus?
Most likely yes. Fighters at this level typically double their show money with a win · roughly $21,000 extra for a victory.
What is Josiah Harrell's net worth?
We track fight pay, not net worth. No purse has ever been disclosed for Josiah Harrell · our model estimates about $21,000 per fight in show money, and endorsements or sponsorships would come on top.