The dust has settled from “UFC Fight Night 74” and their first trip into Saskatoon was a bizarre one, to say the least. Everything from a freak injury stopping the main-event short to a young fighter with tons of potential retiring after his first UFC win left fans scratching their heads, but nothing is more confusing than the Reebok payouts!
Max Holloway: $10,000
Charles Oliveira: $10,000
Neil Magny: $10,000
Erick Silva: $10,000
Patrick Cote: $15,000
Josh Burkman: $10,000
Francisco Trinaldo: $10,000
Chad Laprise: $2,500
Olivier Aubin-Mercier: $2,500
Tony Sims: $2,500
Valerie Letourneau: $2,500
Maryna Moroz: $2,500
Frankie Perez: $2,500
Sam Stout: $15,000
Felipe Arantes: $5,000
Yves Jabouin: $10,000
Nikita Krylov: $5,000
Marcos Rogerio de Lima: $2,500
Chris Kelades: $2,500
Chris Beal: $2,500
Shane Campbell: $2,500
Elias Silverio: $2,500
Misha Cirkunov: $2,500
Daniel Jolly: $2,500
Fans and fighters alike were not thrilled when the UFC revealed their method of how they will be paying the fighters with Reebok’s sponsorship money. Fighters less than six octagon appearances to their name will only make $2,500. 6-10 fights in the UFC will get you $5,000. For 11-15 octagon appearances, fighters will make $10,000 and an extra $5,000 for 16-20 fights. Long-time UFC fighters with more than 20 fights will receive $20,000.
Title challengers and champions will receive a bit more, regardless of how long they have been part of the UFC. Challengers will receive $30,000 while champions get $40,000.
What do you think of “UFC Fight Night 74’s” payouts? Share your thoughts in the comment section below!
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