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Poirier tops UFC on ESPN 12 salaries

June 29, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The Nevada State Athletic Commission disclosed the payouts from this past Saturday’s UFC on ESPN 12 event at The Apex in Las Vegas.  Dustin Poirier topped the salary payouts making a reported $300,000.

Poirier made $150,000 plus another $150,000 for his Fight of the Year potential fight with Dan Hooker.  Hooker made $110,000 for his efforts.  Both also received the Fight of the Night.

In the co-main event, Mike Perry made $90,000 to show and another $90,000 for his win over Mickey Gall.  Gall made $50,000.

The rest of the payouts are as follows:

Maurice Greene  $30,000/$30,000

Gian Villante  $75,000

Brendan Allen  $14,000/$14,000

Kyle Daukaus  $12,000

Tanner Boser  $12,000/$12,000

Philipe Lins  $80,000

Julian Erosa  $14,000/$14,000  *$50K Bonus

Sean Woodson  $12,000

Khama Worthy  $14,000/$14,000

Luis Pena  $27,000

Takashi Sato  $14,000/$14,000

Jason Witt $12,000

Kay Hanson  $14,000/$14,000  *$50K Bonus

Jhin Hie Yu  $14,000

Youssef Zalal  $12,000/$12,000

Jodan Griffin  $20,000

Payout Perspective:

There are some interesting payouts including the $75,000 for Gian Villante who has had 16 fights in the UFC.  Also, $80,000 for former PFL Heavyweight Tournament Champion Philipe Lins.  Thus far, Lins has lost his first two fights in the UFC.  Last month he lost to Andrei Arlovski and this past Saturday lost to Tanner Boser. 

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