BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA: LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne has become the reigning queen of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals, and she recently provided some fascinating insights into her impressive income. Dunne was a guest on the popular Nelk Boys' 'Full Send Podcast', where she shared details about her flourishing social media career, lucrative brand partnerships, and even some interesting encounters with celebrities who have reached out to her privately.
During the podcast, Dunne was asked about the largest sum she has earned from a single brand deal, and her response left everyone in awe. Dunne's phenomenal ability to navigate the world of NIL deals has propelled her into a league of her own. Her six-figure brand deals have firmly established her as the undeniable queen of Name, Image, and Likeness in the collegiate sports arena. As she continues to captivate audiences with her remarkable talents and captivating social media presence, it is clear that her reign as the NIL queen will endure for years to come.
'It’s just crazy to me'
When the Nelk Boy inquired about her biggest bag for a single brand deal, Dunne casually revealed that it reached a staggering six figures. This revelation led to more probing, with the host questioning whether the deal surpassed the half-million-dollar mark. Dunne confirmed it, leaving the listeners astounded by the incredible financial opportunities she has been presented with.
Nelk Boy: “Can you say what your biggest bag was for a single brand deal?”
Dunne: “I would say It’s six figures.”
Nelk Boy: “Over 500k? ”
Dunne: Yeah.
Nelk Boy: “It was for a post?”
Dunne: “Yeah, I’m very fortunate. It’s just crazy to me.”
Olivia Dunne is currently making $3.4 million/year via NIL
It's safe to say that Dunne's earnings from NIL deals have firmly established her as the highest-paid women's collegiate athlete in this realm. According to ON3, she currently brings in a jaw-dropping $3.4 million per year through NIL deals alone. This impressive figure places her in a league of her own, as she effortlessly surpasses her competitors in the collegiate sports arena.
In fact, Dunne's On3 NIL Valuation of $3.4 million ranks her at number two in the prestigious On3 NIL 100 list. This groundbreaking ranking system evaluates the top 100 high school and college athletes based on their On3 NIL Valuation. Only trailing behind USC signee Bronny James, who boasts a remarkable valuation of $6.8 million, Dunne's status as a formidable powerhouse in the world of NIL deals is unquestionable.
One notable brand partnership that has contributed significantly to Dunne's earnings is her collaboration with Motorola. Livvy Dunne has recently been engaging in promotions for Motorola's highly-anticipated new Razr phone. Considering the magnitude of this partnership and Dunne's unparalleled success in the NIL market, it is highly likely that she received exceptionally generous compensation for her involvement.
