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UFC on Versus 2: Attendance, Gate, Payouts

August 17, 2010 by Kelsey Philpott 4 Comments

UFC on Versus 2 drew 8,132 fans to the San Diego Sports Arena on August 1 for a live gate of $489,685. The card was headlined by rising star Jon Jones and the experienced Vladimir Matyushenko. The disclosed fighter (courtesy of f4wonline.com) and bonus payouts for the card are as follows: Main Event Jon Jones […]

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UFC 117 Payouts

August 17, 2010 by Kelsey Philpott 1 Comment

The California State Athletic Commission has released fighter payouts for UFC 117. Anderson Silva and Matt Hughes topped the list with $200,000 each. In total, the UFC paid out $1.029 million in disclosed payouts and another $300,000 in disclosed bonuses. Note: that the money reported below is only the money required to be reported by […]

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Joe Stevenson Without Health Insurance

August 4, 2010 by Kelsey Philpott 9 Comments

Steven Marrocco of MMAJunkie writes that UFC lightweight Joe Stevenson recently went to Tijuana, Mexico in order to get an MRI done on his knee, because he doesn’t have health insurance and Mexico was the cheaper option. The former lightweight contender once had health insurance through his wife, Maia, but lost it when she stopped […]

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The UFC’s Discretionary Bonuses

August 3, 2010 by Kelsey Philpott 10 Comments

Billy Baker of the Boston Globe has written a seven page profile on UFC President Dana White which examines his rise to fame. The piece is definitely flattering, but it also doesn’t shy away from what some people might call the “touchy” subjects (e.g., White’s controversial gambling habit). While the article is an interesting read all […]

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UFC 116: Payouts and Bonuses

July 6, 2010 by Kelsey Philpott 3 Comments

MMAPayout.com has retrieved the UFC 116 payouts from the Nevada State Athletic Commission where a total of $923,000 in disclosed purse was paid to the fighters. The usual disclaimers exist here: the disclosed payouts do not represent the full amount that each fighter earned. Disclosed payouts Brock Lesnar ($400,000) def. Shane Carwin ($40,000) Chris Leben […]

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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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