Do you think Nick is getting a decent paycheak for this?

[Orochimaru 大蛇丸]

He was reported at $500,000. I doubt he got PPV points.

He headlined a pretty decent sized PPV, he probably got PPV points. Even if not they almost definitely gave him more than what was disclosed

 

[TGArthur]

You should see Dana's paycheck.

 

[Only Here for Attachments]

$50k and a free subscription to Discovery+

 

[SokoudjouFanboy]

I would say 400k flat is fair. He shouldn’t make more than champions.

The social media engagement shows he's easily the biggest draw on the card. To say he shouldn't make more then champions is like saying Jake Paul shouldn't make more then Bud Crawford. Of course since it's UFC it's a fraction of what the boxing counterparts make either way.

 

[Orochimaru 大蛇丸]

He was reported at $500,000. I doubt he got PPV points.

Edit: Fighters don't traditionally get PPV points unless they are champ, or a popular challenger who negotiates points for himself.

Nick is popular… was a similar situation to Nate vs Jorge… do you think Jorge and Nate also didn’t get PPV points, and only got their disclosed pay?

 

[JonJonesNeedle]

Wouldn't surprise me if he got $250-300K.

He seems like he needs the money, that he needs to fight, that he needs the UFC much more then they need him.

 

[Murderer's Row]

If he's drawing more than the champs and people are paying more to see him, then why not?

Is his worth not higher?

I believe so. I'm only here for Nick Diaz.

 

[Bowel-forged Stool]

I think he’s getting what a contract from a decade ago will give him. I think it’s more about finishing out that contract and getting to triller than getting paid in the ufc

 

[Tugboat]

The ufc problem threw in a few expired reebok discount coupons

 

[Coolkid666]

Venum coupons that Nick will then use to roll up the sticky icky icky

 

[JakePaulMMA]

In their first fight, UFC 47, Nick made $6,000, ($3000 show-money and $3000 win-bonus) I suspect he will make more in the rematch.

$500 FOTN

 

[Vil7]

Dana is giving bout tree giddy

Plus 1 chicken nugget for every PPV sold

Better than most UFC payouts

He is also giving him a pair of gently used Reebok Cross-Trainers & a unicycle.

 

[Franklin U.]

Yes - no doubt- bigger than most realize. Also , look at the spot hes in after not making walk in 6 years and without a win in forever - swing fight on a big PPV and his re match with robbie a big part even though winning/losing is a tenuous " after the fact ".

 

[HeDidn'tWantTheFight]

Disclosed pay will probably be 300-400k. After all is said and done with everything else though, I bet it'll be around 1.5. After taxes, he'll be left with around a mil.

 

[Saiyok]

Disclosed pay will probably be 300-400k. After all is said and done with everything else though, I bet it'll be around 1.5. After taxes, he'll be left with around a mil.

Lol how do you know this?

 

[HeDidn'tWantTheFight]

Lol how do you know this?

I don't. Just a guess.

 

[HaulParris]

He is

 

[MDoza]

The way Nick talked about wanting to fight again soon if he loses, I imagine it's a show/win deal as opposed to a flat rate.

 

[skylolow]

Of course he is or he won't be coming back to do this after 7 years or whatever it's been.

 

[Domitian]

My guess is 500k

Maybe. His last fight with Silva was 500k. Knowing the UFC though they probably asked him to go down to 250k or so.