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Griffin or Ortiz will make top salary at UFC 148

July 6, 2012 by Jason Cruz 8 Comments

MMA Junkie reports a partial list of salaries for Saturday’s much anticipated UFC 148.  Tito Ortiz will make $250,000 while Forrest Griffin could make up to $275,000 if he beats Ortiz. Anderson Silva will make $200,000 with no win bonus and Chael Sonnen will make $50,000 with the opportunity to make another $50,000 if he […]

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UFC numbers from this weekend

June 25, 2012 by Jason Cruz 2 Comments

The UFC put on two shows on Friday and Saturday with both shows selling out in Atlantic City, New Jersey and Belo Horizonte, Brazil. MMA Junkie reports the numbers for UFC 147.  The attendance on Saturday night drew a reported 16,643 fans.  According to Zuffa, its the best showing for the promotion in Brazil. The […]

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Mayweather-Pacquiao top Forbes list

June 19, 2012 by Jason Cruz 11 Comments

Forbes Magazine released its annual top 100 highest-paid athletes.  Notably, Floyd Mayweather, Jr. and Manny Pacquiao top the list at 1 and 2.  No MMA athletes made the list. Mayweather made $85 million according to Forbes from June 2011 to June 2012.  During this time, Mayweather fought twice (Victor Ortiz and Miguel Cotto).  Pacquiao made […]

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UFC on FX 3 by the numbers

June 11, 2012 by Jason Cruz 5 Comments

Television By Numbers reports that UFC on FX 3 garnered 1.086 million viewers and a 0.5 rating for adults 18-49.  In addition, MMA Junkie reported the UFC Prelims on Fuel scored 84,000 viewers. MMA Junkie reported UFC on FX 3 had 1.1 million viewers but its likely the official numbers were rounded up. MMA Junkie […]

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Payout Perspective: Pacquiao-Bradley

June 11, 2012 by Jason Cruz 23 Comments

Welcome to a special edition of Payout Perspective where we look at the world of boxing.  This time we look at the controversial fight which took place Saturday night at the MGM Grand where Timothy Bradley shocked the world by taking a split decision over Manny Pacquiao to the stunned fans in attendance and the […]

Filed Under: boxing, Featured, opinion and analysis, pay-per-view, payouts, Top Rank, UFC

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Per GAEC,

Disclosed Purses for all fighters on the #ShieldsScott event

Again, only what was disclosed to the commission:

Claressa Shields: $500,000
Kaye Scott: $54,320

Joseph Hicks: $23,125
Troy Isley: $30,000

Bernice Ferreira: $20,000
Caroline Veyre: $20,300

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