UFC 255 Fight Night Payout: How Much Money Will Each Fighter Receive?
UFC 255 Fight Night Payout: How Much Money Will Each Fighter Receive?
while it has been a path breaking year for UFC in terms of monetary success, as two of its PPVs earned more than a million buyouts and a few others have also raked-in a substantial amount, it is the fighters’ purse which is still a subject of greater curiosity.
Apparently there is a huge interest around, how much a fighter makes with his/her fight? And contrary to the brazen reveal of PPV sales, this is one aspect which stays hidden, as neither the UFC nor the Nevada state commission discloses, what a fighter has been paid. Thus, there seemingly never emerges any accurate figures, however, conjectures can be drawn on the basis of study of UFC pay scales and on the basis of some rare occasions when the state commission did released the earnings.
So, the same hypothesis can be applied on the penultimate Pay-Per-View of the year-UFC 255-as well to figure, which fighter will be the recipient of more money.
Also Read: UFC 255: Full Fight Card, Date, Time, and Streaming Details
UFC 255 Fight Night Payout
To reach at a correct estimate, we delved deep into the fighters’ previous records, their stature, and their frequency in the ring, and came out with a range. There are three sets of ranges of payout, and keeping in mind the aforementioned, we have placed the fighters in them.
$5000-$50,000
- Brandon Royval
- Joaquin Buckley
- Jordan Wright
- Antonina Shevchenko
- Ariane Lipski
- Daniel Rodriguez
- Nicolas Dalby
- Jared Gooden
- Kyle Daukaus
- Dustin Stoltzfus
- Louis Cosce
- Sasha Palatnikov
$50,000-$100,000
- Tim Means
- Cynthia Calvillo
- Paul Craig
- Brandon Moreno
- Alan Jouban
$100,000-More
- Deiveson Figueiredo
- Alex Perez
- Valentina Shevchenko
- Jennifer Maia
- Mike Perry
- Katlyn Chookagian
It should be noted that these figures are only an assumption of Guaranteed Salary, and are subjected to change in future.
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