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UFC Fight Night 220 bonuses

February 26, 2023 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

UFC Fight Night 220 took place on Saturday night at The Apex in Las Vegas. All of the night’s fighters that finished their opponents earned bonuses.

Brendan Allen, Tatiana Suarez, Mike Malott, Trevor Peek, Jordan Leavitt and Joe Solecki all earned a $50K bonus for their performance on Saturday night.

Notably, Allen’s submission of Andre Muniz became the main event of the night as the Nikita Krylov-Ryann Spann fight was called off last minute as Krylov fell ill to what was reported as foodborne illness.

Via UFC.com

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