Net Worth:
$120 million
About Michael Buffer
It has been estimated that the overall amount of Michael Buffer net worth reaches 120 million dollars. Michael Buffer is known as an announcer of fights and also an actor. In addition, he has been stated to receive 5 million dollars for announcement of every fight, which increases the total amount of Michael Buffer net worth a lot.
Born in 1944, Michael Buffer is regarded as one of the most successful announcers of boxing and other professional wrestling matches and fights. He is also very well known in the whole entertainment industry as the one who often used the phrase “Let’s get ready to rumble1” He uses this phrase every time he announces a match. Moreover, Michael Buffer has a certain style of his presenting fighters in adding suffixes to their names. Furthermore, he is also known because of rolling certain letters in words. Michael Buffer is also known because of his family relations. Bruce Buffer, a famous UFC announcer, is Michael Buffer’s brother.
Michael Buffer was born in Pennsylvania, where he was also raised. He was born to his father who was an enlisted in the United States Navy during the World War II. When he was only 11 months old, Michael Buffer’s parents divorced and he was raised by his foster parents. He grew up in Philadelphia to a bus driver and a housewife who both took care of him. When Michael Buffer was 20 years old, he enrolled into the United States Army where he stayed for three years.
Before he became a fighting announcer which brings millions of dollars to Michael Buffer net worth, Michael Buffer was known as a car salesman and also a model. In 1982, he became a ring announcer. One year later, Michael Buffer became the most popular and successful fighting announcer. He usually announced matches and fighters promoted by Bob Arum’s Top Rank on ESPN.
In 1984, he became well known because of his often used phrase “Let’s Get Rumble” which attracted many people and gained a lot of popularity to the announcer. Seeing how much popularity it gets, Michael Buffer decided to seek for a trademark for it, which he got in 1992. In the end of 1980s, Michael Butler became the main announcer in casinos owned by Donald Trump which increased Michael Buffer net worth even more. Donald Trump himself admitted his style of announcing and decided that he had to have him in his casinos as an announcer.
