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Rousey-Carano payouts

May 19, 2026 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The California State Athletic Commission released the payouts for Saturdays MVP card at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles.

Ronda Rousey was the highest earner on the card earning $2.2 million. In addition, Rousey revealed that she was receiving a payout as a promoter in addition as being the main event.

Mike Perry earned $400K in his defeat of Nate Diaz who received $500K.

Francis Ngannou remains one of the highest paid heavyweights in MMA drawing $1.5M while his opponent Philipe Lins earned $100K.

The rest of the card as disclosed by the California State Athletic Commission:

Salahdine Parnasse $70K

Kenneth Cross $50K

Junior Dos Santos $80K

Robelis Despaigne $50K

Namo Fazil $40K

Jake Babian $40K

Adriano Moraes $80K

Phumi Nkuta $60K

Jason Jackson $110K

Jeff Creighton $50K

David Mgoyan $50K

Albert Morales $40K

Aline Pereira $40K

Jade Masson-Wong $40K

Chris Avila $50K

Brandon Jenkins $40K

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