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UFC announces quarterly twitter bonuses

February 7, 2012 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The UFC announced via twitter its second set of quarterly twitter bonuses. Each fighter received $5,000 for their use of twitter.

Most Followers: Junior dos Santos (@Junior_Cigano), Anderson Silva (@SpiderAnderson), Brendan Schaub (@BrendanSchaub) and Cung Le (@CungLe185).

Biggest Percentage of Growth: Jake Ellenberger (@EllenbergerMMA,) Cung Le, Roy Nelson (@RoyNelsonMMA) and Rodrigo Nogueira (@MinotauroMMA)

Most Creative: Tim Kennedy (@TimKennedyMMA), Pat Barry (@HypeOrDie), Joseph Benavidez (@JoeB135) and Duane Ludwig (@DuaneBangCom)

Specifically, Pat Barry won most creative for his video with former opponent Mirko Cro Cop. I’ll let the video explain:

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Interesting that Cung Le won in two categories and its not known whether he’ll be back in the UFC. You may recall that Le garnered a $350,000 base for his loss to Wanderlei Silva at UFC 139. The wins in most followers and biggest growth for this quarter shows that Le is still a commodity in the UFC. Le tweeted that he would use some of the money toward prizes for his followers for upcoming UFC and Strikeforce fights.

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