Chuck Liddell is one of the most famous mixed martial artists in his times. Although he retired in 2010, he still has several income sources, making him one of the richest athletes. As per The Net Worth website, as of 2015, Chuck Liddell's net worth is approximately $14.3 million. Most of his earnings came from his UFC winnings and product endorsements.
He may have started MMA at a young age; he does however have a college degree. He graduated at California Polytechnic State University and holds a Degree in Business/Accounting. He got into contract in UFC in 1998. his career span, he became the light heavyweight champion four times in a row. During 2007, he lost his title against Quinton Rampage Jackson.
By the time Liddell retired, he still earned though his endorsements. He also appeared on various TV series and movies. He made an appearance in "The Ballad of G.I. Joe," "Hawaii Five-O" and "Kick Ass 2." Aside from these movies, he also joined "Dancing with the Stars" having professional dancer Anna Trebunskaya as partner. He also has numerous endorsement deals including energy supplements and sports equipments.
As per the latest update on MMA Fighting website, Liddell made the headlines as he talked about Jon Jones. As of Liddell, Jones fights too safe. He then explained why some of the fighters fighting style doesn't work for him.
"He fights too safe, here's the problem. Like GSP [Georges St-Pierre]. I love GSP. He's a great fighter. He makes some really good guys look stupid, but he doesn't try to finish fights. He likes to go out, beat you, follow the game plan, make sure he wins the fight.
"I understand that from a manager or coach's standpoint, but from a fan's standpoint? I don't want to watch it. I don't want you to go out and do just enough to win. I don't mind if you win by decision but I just want you to try to finish him. Go after him. Try to hurt him."
