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UFC Fight Night 96 Reebok Payouts

October 3, 2016 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Junkie reports the Reebok payouts from this past Saturday’s UFC Fight Night 96.

John Lineker (12th fight): $10,000
def. John Dodson (10th fight): $5,000

Alex Oliveira (7th fight): $5,000
def. Will Brooks (2nd fight): $2,500

Zak Ottow (1st fight): $2,500
def. Josh Burkman (16th fight): $15,000

Brandon Moreno (1st fight): $2,500
def. Louis Smolka (7th fight): $5,000

Luis Henrique da Silva (2nd fight): $2,500
def. Joachim Christensen (1st fight): $2,500

Andre Fili (7th fight): $5,000
def. Hacran Dias (7th fight): $5,000

Shamil Abdurakhimov (3rd fight): $2,500
def. Walt Harris (5th fight): $2,500

Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos (3rd fight): $2,500
def. Keita Nakamura (7th fight): $5,000

Nate Marquardt (24th fight): $20,000
def. Tamdan McCrory (9th fight): $5,000

Ion Cutelaba (2nd fight): $2,500
def. Jonathan Wilson(3rd fight): $2,500

Curtis Blaydes (2nd fight): $2,500
def. Cody East (2nd fight): $2,500

Ketlan Vieira (1st fight): $2,500
def. Kelly Faszholz (2nd fight): $2,500

The UFC Athlete Outfitting program payout tiers are based on the total number of Zuffa-era fights (including Strikeforce and WEC).

Payout Perspective:

As you can see, the Reebok payouts are far less than what we hear about with fighter sponsorships.  Marquardt made the most in his 24th fight under Zuffa.  Josh Burkman made $15,000 in his 16th fight.

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