The Georgia Athletic and Entertainment Commission disclosed its pay information for the past 3 PFL events per MMA Junkie. It reflects that Anthony Pettis, Kayla Harrison and Rory MacDonald are the top money-earners over the course of the three events for the PFL.
PFL 4, June 17, 2022
Alex Martinez: $19K to show + $19K to win = $38K
Clay Collard: $28K
Antonio Carlos Junior: $49K + $49K = $98K
Bruce Souto: $10K
Olivier Aubin-Mercier: $27K + $27K = $54K
Raush Manfio: $27K
Jeremy Stephens: $100K + $100K = $200K
Myles Price: $12K
Omari Akhmedov: $103K + $103K = $206K
Teodoras Aukstuolis: $15K
Nathan Schulte: $75K + $75K = $150K
Marcin Held: $26K
Delan Kimura: $10K + $10K = $20K
Emiliano Sordi: $53K
Rob Wilkinson: $16K + $16K = $32K
Viktor Pesta: $18K
Josh DaSilveira: $25K + $25k = $50k
Marthin Hamlet: $16K
Nate Jennerman: $8K + $8K = $16K
Jacob Childers: $8K
PFL 5, June 24, 2022
Matheus Scheffel: $10K + $10K = $20K
Bruno Cappelozza: $40K
Stevie Ray: $40K + $40K = $80K
Anthony Pettis: $750K
Klidson Abreu: $21K + $21K = $42K
Renan Ferreira: $19K
Chris Wade: $35K + $35K = $70K
Kyle Bochniak: $15K
Ante Delija: $33K + $33K = $66K
Shelton Graves: $10K
Denis Goltsov: $35K+ $35K = $70K
Maurice Greene: $18K
Lance Palmer: $85K + $85K = $170K
Shemon Moraes: $29K
Juan Adams: $8K + $8K = $16K
Sam Kei: $10K
Ryoji Kudo: $13K + $13K = $26K
Alejandro Flores: $26K
Brendan Loughnane: $85K + $85K = $170K
Ago Huskic: $10K
PFL 6, July 1, 2022
Kayla Harrison: $500K no win bonus
Kaitlin Young: $20K
Sadibou Sy: $26K + $26K = $52K
Rory MacDonald: $250K
Ray Cooper: $150K + $50K = $200K
Brett Cooper: $20K
Magomed Magomedkrimov: $100K + $100K = $200K
Dilano Taylor: $13K
Larissa Pacheco: $24K + $24K = $48K
Genah Fabian: $20K
Magomed Umalatov: $16K + $16K = $32K
Abigail Montes: $13K
Martina Jindrova: $21K + $21K = $42K
Zamzagul Fayzallanova: $10K
Olena Kolesnyk: $11K + $11K = $22K
Vanessa Melo: $13K
Payout Perspective:
This is the first time in a while that we’ve seen PFL payouts. Unfortunately for the company, two of the biggest paid stars have not come through with wins. MacDonald and Pettis suffered losses here and in the case of Pettis, who makes $750K, you may argue that his signing did not go the way the promotion had hoped. For a former UFC champion, one would think that a talent like Pettis would go far in this tournament format. It has not happened the past two seasons for Pettis. Similarly, MacDonald’s upset to Sy must have the PFL nervous about the prospective future for the former UFC and Bellator star. As for Harrison, her pay is commensurate with her status and I would argue there’s no reason for her to go anywhere so long as the PFL pays her and she wins the women’s tourney each year.
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