UFC 96 salaries / payout

bmas05 - 
fob - Say he fights 4 times a year at 3/3 and wins all 4 times. That's 24k/year before taxes. Does that even cover rent and food?


Way to completely ignore sponsorships, extra money he'll get for instructing now that he can claim to be a UFC fighter, whatever bonuses he gets in those fights, and whatever locker room bonuses UFC gives him.


lol @ retard fans actually believing the locker room bonus phenomenon

Unless your Randy, Chuck, Hughes, or frankling, your not getting a locker room bonus. I know a couple guys who train at AKA, I wont name names but they have never even heard of such a thing. Its a myth that fanboys want to believe in to think everything is right.

Just like the PPV bonus myth. According to meltzer, there are only 6 guys that have that written into their contracts and the only bonus the fighters get in the locker room is the fight of the night/ko/sub bonus

"Say he fights 4 times a year at 3/3 and wins all 4 times. That's 24k/year before taxes. Does that even cover rent and food?"

Sorry, not everyone is good enough to fight for a full-time job.

Oh, and plenty of people live on $12 an hour, which is about what $24K a year comes to.

bmas05 - 
fob - Say he fights 4 times a year at 3/3 and wins all 4 times. That's 24k/year before taxes. Does that even cover rent and food?


Way to completely ignore sponsorships, extra money he'll get for instructing now that he can claim to be a UFC fighter, whatever bonuses he gets in those fights, and whatever locker room bonuses UFC gives him.


lol @ retard fans actually believing the locker room bonus phenomenon

Unless your Randy, Chuck, Hughes, or frankling, your not getting a locker room bonus. I know a couple guys who train at AKA, I wont name names but they have never even heard of such a thing. Its a myth that fanboys want to believe in to think everything is right.

Just like the PPV bonus myth. According to meltzer, there are only 6 guys that have that written into their contracts and the only bonus the fighters get in the locker room is the fight of the night/ko/sub bonus

UFC should start fighters @ $5k and bump them up $5k for each win. Lose a match and its down 1 rung unless it was fight of the night. Win 3 straight matches and $20k becomes your new rung.

bruddahoodaman - 3k for madigan? shit, I don't think i'd get in a ufc cage for that little.


How much money do you think Madigan brought to the UFC on Saturday night? I guarantee they lost money on him. And what other show is he going to go to that will pay him more? Just the facts.

I remember Jardine getting 12 k or something ridiculous when he lost to Wand

Sam Lombardo - 
bmas05 - 
fob - Say he fights 4 times a year at 3/3 and wins all 4 times. That's 24k/year before taxes. Does that even cover rent and food?


Way to completely ignore sponsorships, extra money he'll get for instructing now that he can claim to be a UFC fighter, whatever bonuses he gets in those fights, and whatever locker room bonuses UFC gives him.


lol @ retard fans actually believing the locker room bonus phenomenon

Unless your Randy, Chuck, Hughes, or frankling, your not getting a locker room bonus. I know a couple guys who train at AKA, I wont name names but they have never even heard of such a thing. Its a myth that fanboys want to believe in to think everything is right.

Just like the PPV bonus myth. According to meltzer, there are only 6 guys that have that written into their contracts and the only bonus the fighters get in the locker room is the fight of the night/ko/sub bonus


Matt Arroyo has already gone on record saying he got a locker room bonus of 5-10k after one of his undercard fights.

Matt Brown deserves a bonus for his awesome performance.

Matt Hammill dishes out a beating and walks home with 100K. Good shit.

Gabriel Gonzaga should have to share 25% of his earnings with CroCop from now on.