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UFC 82: Fighter Payouts

Submitted by Dr J on March 3, 2008 – 2:09 pmOne Comment

money.jpgHere are the official fighter payouts from last Saturday night’s UFC 82: Pride of a Champion event held in Columbus, Ohio.

  • Andrei Arlovski – $170,000
  • Anderson Silva – $140,000
  • Heath Herring – $140,000
  • Dan Henderson – $100,000
  • Jon Fitch – $60,000
  • Diego Sanchez – $60,000
  • Chris Leben – $50,000
  • Cheick Kongo – $30,000
  • Yushin Okami – $28,000
  • Evan Tanner – $25,000
  • Josh Koscheck – $20,000
  • Alessio Sakara – $17,000
  • Luigi Fioravanti – $16,000
  • Luke Cummo – $16,000
  • Jorge Gurgel – $14,000
  • Chris Wilson – $12,000
  • Dustin Hazelett – $12,000
  • Jake O’Brien – $11,000
  • David Bielkheden – $8,000
  • John Halverson – $3,000

The total announced fighter payout was $932,000.

Anderson Silva also earned an extra $120,000 for Submission of the Night and Fight of the Night ($60,000 for each bonus), Dan Henderson earned $60,000 for Fight of the Night, and Chris Leben earned $60,000 for Knockout of the Night.

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One Comment »

  • MAD says:

    Seems like they were paying Andrei pretty well wonder why he has been in a contract dispute with them for so long. Maybe they didn’t think he was worth the money and offered him less. I still think he’s one of the best heavies out there and is a tough matchup for anyone. Anderson deserves a raise after clearing out the middleweight division. He’s been mentioning moving up to light heavy so there are some good matchups for him there. I don’t see anyone of the middleweights that can beat him right now.

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