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UFC on ESPN 11 bonuses

June 21, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

UFC on ESPN 11 took place on Saturday night and the clear bonus winner at The Apex in Las Vegas was the Fight of the Night between Josh Emmett and Shane Burgos.

Emmett defeated Burgos via unanimous decision in what was a Fight of the Year candidate as the two Featherweights slugged it out.  Also winning Performance Bonuses were Jim Miller as the veteran notched another submission victory in his 35th career UFC fight.  This time, it was a first round armbar submission over Roosevelt Roberts. 

Justin Jaynes, a late fill-in this week, earned the other Performance Bonus with a stoppage of Frank Camacho.

Payout Perspective:

Emmett-Burgos was a Fight of the Year candidate as the two really put on a great performance. Miller tied the UFC record with the number of fights in the promotion with 35.  In the main event, Curtis Blaydes earned the win over Alexander Volkov in a heavyweight matchup. 

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