Never call in quits

UFC fighter

Duties and Responsibilities: The only official job duty of a professional fighter in the Ultimate Fighting Championship is to show up and fight when scheduled. However, fighters who win regularly can expect a much brighter future in this career than fighters who don't, and victory depends on the fighter's training. In effect, the job of a professional fighter is to train.

Salary:The average UFC fighter made $132,109 in 2017, down from an average earnings of $151,798 in 2016.

Education: you need at least a GED of High School Diploma

Demand for this particular career:

• Head strong
• agile 
• hard working 
• a tough jaw/chin 

Reflection: You know growing up I've always been a fighter. In fact i was in MMA for a good portion of my life, I've put a couple of people in the hospital because they wanted to act like punks and try to pick on someone smaller then them. But any how i do want to become an official fighter for the UFC.