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Fury tops payout for Saturday’s Top Rank event

June 18, 2019 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Payout has obtained the full roster of salaries from the Nevada Athletic Commission from Saturday’s Top Rank promoted event featuring Tyson Fury at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Tyson Fury’s reported salary was $1 million although its been known that he’s receiving around $12.5 million for the fight.  According to the NAC paysheet, he’s paying $300,000 to the IRS as well as a $25,000 sanctioning fee. Fury also paid incidentals which equated to him taking home $673,428.  His opponent Tom Schwarz received $250,000 for the fight.  He paid $75,000 to the IRS and $7,500 in sanction fees for a take home of $167,450.

The rest of the roster payout from Saturday’s event are as follows:

Jesse Hart:  $150,000

Sullivan Barrerra:  $125,000

 

Mikaela Meyer: $20,000

Lizbeth Crespo: $10,000

 

Andy Vences: $20,000

Albert Bell:  $20,000

 

Isaac Lowe: $20,000

Duam Vue:  $20,000

 

Cem Kilic:  $4,000

Martez McGregor:  $5,000

 

Guido Vianello: $10,000

Keenan Hickman: $4,000

 

Peter Kadiru: $1,000

Juan A. Torres: $4,000

 

Sonny Conto:  $4,000

Daniel Infante:  $3,000

Payout Perspective:

The disparity in salaries from the top of the card to the mid-tier fighters to the starters is glaring.  One boxer just made $1,000 on the card in which Fury will reportedly making $12 million.   Fury did pay the most in sanctioning fees and to the IRS.

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