Arman Tsarukyan and Jiri Prochazka hint at choosing streaming over UFC careers at Adin Ross and N3on livestream as digital shift grows

Modern MMA fighters are starting to think differently about their careers. In a recent livestream with popular streamers Adin Ross and N3on, Arman Tsarukyan and Jiri Prochazka spoke openly about how the sport is changing.

Both fighters suggested that if they had the option today, they might choose streaming over fighting full-time in the UFC. Their comments show that many fighters are now looking beyond the octagon for success.Streaming platforms are becoming very popular among athletes. Fighters can now make money, build their image, and connect with fans without stepping into the cage. This trend is growing fast as more fighters explore online content.

Arman Tsarukyan and Jiri Prochazka eye new opportunities beyond the octagon

During the livestream, Arman Tsarukyan said he believes streaming has a big future. He explained that if he had to choose today, he would probably go into streaming because it is growing quickly and offers long-term benefits. His view reflects what many young fighters are thinking as they see the rise of online platforms.

Jiri Prochazka seemed to agree with him. Even though he is still focused on his fighting career, he admitted that streaming has strong appeal.

He sees it as a good way to create opportunities outside the sport. Their opinions show a bigger trend in MMA, where fighters are trying to grow their brand and income in different ways.The UFC’s partnership with Kick in 2024, has helped this shift. The platform now shows official UFC content. It also allows fighters to stream on their own. This has created a new space where fighters can stay active. Here, they can connect with fans even when they are not fighting.Streaming has many advantages. Fighters can earn money through sponsorships, fan support, and special deals. Unlike fighting, it does not involve injuries or strict rules from promotions. Former UFC star Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson has even said that he made more money from streaming than he did during his fighting career.Active fighters like Max Holloway are also using streaming to stay popular between fights and reach younger fans.For now, both Tsarukyan and Prochazka are still focused on their careers inside the cage. Prochazka is set to headline UFC 327 against Carlos Ulberg. They will compete for the vacant light heavyweight title. Tsarukyan remains the number one contender in the lightweight division and is expected to return soon.