From the boardroom to the Oval Office and now to the boxing ring – Donald Trump's career continues to evolve. In a surprising move in 2021, the former president added "boxing analyst" to his extensive resume, providing commentary for a highly publicized match between boxing icon Evander Holyfield and former UFC champion Vitor Belfort.

Trump's commentary role wasn't a casual affair; it came with a hefty price tag. Triller Legends II LLC reportedly paid Trump a staggering $2.5 million for his appearance on the alternate broadcast alongside his son, Donald Jr., Jorge Masvidal, and others. This event, held at the Seminole Hard Rock in Hollywood, Florida – conveniently located between Trump's Miami golf course and his Mar-a-Lago residence – marked the highest earning appearance for Trump since leaving the presidency.

This wasn't Trump's first foray into the world of combat sports. He has been seen at UFC events, notably UFC 290 in Las Vegas with UFC President Dana White, further cementing his interest in the sporting arena.

The fight itself ended swiftly with Belfort securing a first-round TKO victory over Holyfield. While the match was short-lived, Trump's $2.5 million payday certainly made a lasting impression. This venture into sports commentary underscores Trump's continued pursuit of diverse opportunities and his ability to command significant compensation for his appearances.