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UFC on ESPN+37 bonuses

October 10, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

UFC on ESPN +37 took place on Saturday night on Fight Island in Abu Dhabi.  Joaquin Buckley earned one of the Performance Bonuses for his highlight-reel knockout.

Buckley earned his $50K for his spinning back kick knockout of Impa Kasanganay. 

Other performance bonuses went to Tom Breese for his KO of K.B. Bhullar, Chris Daukaus for his knockout of Rodrigo Nascimento and main eventer Corey Sandhagen for his bounce-back win over Marlon Moraes.

Payout Perspective:

Despite being low on household names for this event, this was an exciting night of fights with some action-packed finishes.  Obviously, Buckley’s finish will be shown all over in the coming weeks. But many of tonight’s fights were back and forth and/or had exciting endings. 

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