Structure for Fighters Per Fight Purse (NOT ABOUT REEBOK)

[DomLomballin]

(Note: not asking about the Reebok sponsorship here)

Can someone please provide me with a site or your own information on how fighters on the undercard are paid out. I know they get an appearance fee and it is doubled if they win, plus this new reebok deal which provides a certain amount of money depending on how many fights a fighter has.

But I just haven't been able to find anything online about how much someone fighting in the third or fourth undercard is paid. I would really appreciate a link to a an informative website, but if anyone knows the structure for the Undercard fighters to the Main Card. (Main Event salaries are readily available).

Very curious how much Undercard and Main Card fighters are paid and the structure (ie if your the last main card before the main event are you paid more than the ones before?)

Any info or links would be very helpful to satisfy my curiosity he. Thanks guys

 

[dickcheney]

Reebok money is tiered based on number of fights , with title challengers and champions getting the biggest bumps

Hope that clears things up

 

[FleXS]

I think they made the base for fighters 10k show/10k win maybe its 12k now, if you are a nobody on the undercard that is what they are getting.

there are articles like this all over the place:

http://www.mmamania.com/2016/4/25/1...orth-jon-jones-leads-payday-way-las-vegas-mma
http://www.sherdog.com/news/news/UF...rns-Top-Payout-with-36150000-in-Defeat-103539

Hell i think even wikipedia has the amount if u wanna go ahead and trust that

and if u dont use the wikipedia references to see what site they got the figures from

 

[accolyte1022]

www.google.com

I hear they have information on a variety of issues.

 

[MrMightyMouse]

The pay is not exciting at all...

 

[myjohnson9]

There is no set structure, it depends on the contract signed starting at 10 to show 20 to win

 

[DomLomballin]

Reebok money is tiered based on number of fights , with title challengers and champions getting the biggest bumps

Hope that clears things up

I said in the beginning that I know the Reebok tiered payouts, I want to know where I can find a site that shows how much the fighter was paid along with all the other stock info they give (ie record, time of fight, etc)

 

[DIABOLUS]

Pay starts at 10k/10k or 12k/12k, whatever it's at now. But it's whatever the UFC feels like paying, newbie or not. Sage was getting 40k/40k right from his first fight.

 

[Iroh]

I don't think undercard or main card matters. They get paid what's in their contract. Undercard or main card affects mostly their exposure to the public.

 

[McgreGOATsLeft]

Pay starts at 10k/10k or 12k/12k, whatever it's at now. But it's whatever the UFC feels like paying, newbie or not. Sage was getting 40k/40k right from his first fight.

Sage is the GOAT though.

 

[McgreGOATsLeft]

I don't think undercard or main card matters. They get paid what's in their contract. Undercard or main card affects mostly their exposure to the public.

The answer is Frank Trigg.

 

[Iroh]

The answer is Frank Trigg.

The question is also Frank Trigg.

 

[McgreGOATsLeft]

The question is also Frank Trigg.

The solution is Frank Trigg as well.

 

[dickcheney]

I said in the beginning that I know the Reebok tiered payouts, I want to know where I can find a site that shows how much the fighter was paid along with all the other stock info they give (ie record, time of fight, etc)

Yeah , the money goes up the more fights they have, I think that for like the first 5 fights it's only like $5k

Hope that helps

 

[AceCooch]

If your name isn't Sage, Conor, or Rousey, than you made 10k from the getgo and another 10k if you win

Now if you put on a really amazing fight... like the new Dong Hyun Kim did, then u maybe get some extra back stage money which cud bump u to 30k+

Nobody on the undercards makes less than 10k or more than 40k tho, except Sage who maybe makes 40k