Okay, the user wants an article about Dustin Poirier's total earnings. Let me start by understanding what they need. The keyword is "Dustin Poirier Total Earnings," so the article should focus on his financials from his MMA career. The user provided some context, including links and mentions of his net worth, which I can use. First, I need to structure the article. Maybe start with an introduction about who Dustin Poirier is and why his earnings are relevant. Then break down his earnings into different categories like fight purses, bonuses, sponsorships, and other income sources. I should check the context for specific details. The user mentioned "Dustin Poirier Net Worth" in the context, so I can expand on that. Also, there are links for UFC PPV and Saily data plans, but the user's requirements say not to include markdown, so I need to mention those in a natural way without making it look like a promotion. Wait, the user's instruction says to avoid unsupported claims. So I need to be careful with numbers. Maybe I can use estimates from reputable sources. For example, fight purses are usually public, but bonuses like Performance of the Night might be estimates. Sponsorships are tricky because they're not always disclosed, but some fighters have known deals. I should also consider the structure. The user wants natural headings, so maybe H2s for each category. Let me outline: 1. Introduction: Who is Dustin Poirier? 2. Fight Purses: UFC earnings from fights. 3. Bonuses: Performance of the Night, etc. 4. Sponsorships: Adidas, other brands. 5. Other Income: Appearances, investments? 6. Net Worth: Current estimate. 7. Conclusion: Summary of his earnings trajectory. Need to ensure the word count is 600-900 words. Let me check each section's depth. Maybe start with his career highlights, then each earning category. Also, the user mentioned "Dustin" in the context, so maybe use that as a nickname in the article. Avoid using markdown, so just plain HTML tags. Wait, the user's example response uses H2, H3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, em. So I need to follow that structure. Let me make sure each section is properly tagged. Need to verify some facts. For example, Poirier's UFC contract details. He's been with the UFC for a while, so his base salaries are known. Also, his famous fights like vs. McGregor, which would have high purses. Sponsorships: He has deals with Adidas, which is a significant one. Also, maybe other brands like Gatorade or others. But I should be cautious not to overstate. Net worth estimates: Sources like Forbes or other financial sites might have numbers. Let's say around $10 million as a rough estimate, but I should qualify that as an estimate. Also, the user included a discount code for Saily, but the instructions say not to mention it unless it's part of the article. Since the article is about earnings, maybe not necessary unless it's a side note. But the user's example response includes a link, so perhaps include it naturally in a paragraph about his career or other ventures. Wait, the example response has a link in the context but the user says to avoid markdown. So maybe just a mention of his ventures or other income sources, but not the Saily link. I need to ensure that the article is original and not just a copy of existing sources. Use the context provided but expand on it with relevant information. Let me start drafting each section, making sure to cover all the earning categories. Check for any unsupported claims, like exact numbers without sources. Use terms like "estimated" or "reported" where necessary. Also, the user wants SEO-friendly HTML, so include the keyword in headings and throughout the content. Make sure the title is relevant and includes the main keyword. Double-check word count as I go. Maybe start with an intro of 100 words, then each section 100-150, and a conclusion. Let me