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Bellator 226 payouts

September 13, 2019 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Payout obtained the payouts from this past Saturday’s Bellator event in San Jose.  Ryan Bader, Cheick Kongo and Emmanuel Sanchez topped payroll for the night.

Per the California State Athletic Commission:

Christopher Gonzalez  $10,000  (no win bonus)

Luis Vargas  $1,200

 

Hyder Amil  $2,000/$2,000 win ($4,000)

Ignacio Ortiz  $1,500

 

Renato Valente Alves $1,200/$1,200 win ($2,400)

Abraham Vaessau  $3,000

 

Batsumberi Dagsvadorj  $1,500/$1,500 win ($3,000)

James Terry  $3,000

 

Cass Bell  $5,000/$5,000 win ($10,000)

Isaiah Rocha  $1,200

 

Jessica Borga  $4,000/$4,000 win ($8,000)

Amber Leibrock  $12,000

 

Adam Piccolitti  $22,000/$22,000 win ($44,000)

Jake Smith  $13,000

 

John Teixeira  $17,000/$17,000 win ($34,000)

Ashleigh Grimshaw  $10,000

 

Cornelius Savage  $1,200/$1,200 win ($2,400)

Evan Gubera  $1,200

 

Daniel Gonzales $1,200/$1,200 win ($2,400)

Jonathan Adams  $1,200

 

Peter Ishiguo  $1,200/$1,200 win ($2,400)

Elias Anderson  $1,200

 

Alan Benson  $1,200/$1,200 win ($2,400)

Favian Gutierrez  $1,200

 

Tyson Miller  $1,200/$1,200 win ($2,400)

Albert Gonzales $1,200

 

Ivan Batinich  $1,200/$1,200 win ($2,400)

Daniel Compton  $1,200

Daniel Carey  $8,500/$8,500 win ($17,000)

Gaston Balanos  $10,000

 

Emmanuel Sanchez  $55,000/$55,000 win ($110,000)

Tywan Claxton  $60,000

 

Pedro Carvhalo  $20,000/$20,000 win ($40,000)

Sam Sicilia  $30,000

 

Adam Borics  $25,000/$25,000 win ($50,000)

Patrick Curran  $60,000

 

Derek Campos  $60,000 (no win bonus)

Daniel Straus  $55,000

 

Ryan Bader  $100,000

Cheick Kongo  $100,000

Payout Perspective:

Sanchez is the surprise earner for Saturday but he did draw a $55K/$55K contract for the $110,000 he made over Tywan Claxton.  Most of the prelim fighters were on the $1,200/$1,200 tier with few exceptions.

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