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For anyone looking to get into the professional world of MMA, there always seems to be an overriding question about the industry. How much money do MMA fighters make? Unfortunately, the answer to that question is a little bit more complicated than most sports. Despite its recent explosion in popularity, MMA is still a very niche sport, with very little coverage from media outlets.
However, thanks to fighters like Conor McGregor, the pay for top tier fighters has substantially risen. Unfortunately, there is still an incredibly large pay gap between the top of the mountain to ground floor fighters, especially in the UFC. This large wage gap has been known to stop a fighter’s rise to stardom due to not being able to afford things like fight camp and a roof over their head.
Unfortunately, because MMA isn’t entirely regulated, there are still numerous financial problems, which many casual fans have no idea about. A big problem starts on the ground floor, where newer fighters aren’t able to secure big agents that rookie NFL and NBA players are able to get. Also due to a lack of a “Fighters Union” that many other sports have, they have nobody to have their back when it comes to negotiating a pay that they can happily live on.
How Much Money Was Earned By UFC Fighters in 2018?
So how much money do MMA fighters get paid? Well, figures show that 187 MMA fighters signed to the UFC earned a six-figure salary in 2018. However, 37% of MMA fighters in the UFC’s roster list made less than $45,000 in a year, which is below the average U.S.A household income.
The UFC has stated that the average income of their fighters was around $138,250, however, that also includes outlier earners such as Conor McGregor and Jon Jones. Overall though, the median income for a fighter on the UFC’s roster is $68,500, depending on how many fights they have in a year.
How much money a fighter makes in the UFC depends on a few things:
- How many professional fights they have already had.
- How their record stands at the time of signing
- Their popularity in the sport.
- How they negotiate their initial contract.
Unfortunately, this does mean that many fighters are paid below what they should be paid, but the notoriety and the prestige of the UFC does mean they are able to play with the numbers more than most organisations.
How Do MMA Fighters Make Money?
Thankfully, thanks to today’s modern age of advertising fighters are able to make money outside of their organisations. There are a few things that fighters can do to make them money outside of the octagon. Things such as Instagram endorsements, sponsorships, product development, private training & seminars all bring in extra cash to keep them afloat.
However, in 2018, 33% of the fighters signed to the UFC were able to earn a 6-figure paycheck from the organisation. However, if you put this into perspective and realise that the average US household income is around $45,000 a year, over a third of UFC fighters are below that threshold. Thankfully, there is good news, due to the recent popularity in the sport and new organisations growing these figures are rising.
But like we said before, there are numerous ways fighters can make money in the UFC and we will go into a few of the main money makers in the sport.
Fighting
Thankfully, fighting is actually a day job for most of these people. Otherwise, why would they go into this sport? Fighting, for most fighters, is their number one source of income. But let’s break this down further and talk about the average fighting salary, from best until worse.
In 2018, the average fighters in the UFC made $138,250, which is actually up from average earnings of $132,109 in 2017. These figures are unfortunately skewed by high-paid fighters such as McGregor and Jon Jones who usually take home millions of dollars, especially after their PPV cut and Reebok sponsorship. These figures also make their minute to minute earnings in the cage interesting to discuss.
McGregor was also an incredible outlier in the UFC because his whiskey brand Proper Twelve had a lucrative deal where he would get cage sponsorship during his fighters.
- A third of the UFC’s current roster (213 fighters) made less than the average American household in 2018
- Only 197 fighters in the UFC are currently earning a six-figure salary. When you compare this to an NFL rookie’s salary of $450,00 a year, this is very poor.
- 15 men and women who wore the UFC championship belt (including interim) earned an average of $783,400, which is up from $666,643, however this could also be due to the increase of interim champions in 2018.
- The highest earning non-champion in the UFC was Conor McGregor in 2018. He pulled in an eye watering $3,030,000, which was only his base salary. This did not include any fight of the night bonuses, PPV shares, or reebok sponsorship money.
It is worth nothing that these salaries do no include things such as bonuses such as Fight of the Night, Knockout of the Night, Submission of the Night, or Reebok payouts. All of which have become public since UFC 189.
Fight Sponsorship
When reebok became the prime sponsor of the UFC, an incredible amount of fighters lost out on fighter sponsorships. Before this came into effect fighters were able to roll out a banner of all the companies and brands that had sponsored them coming up to their fight. These sponsorships would significantly improve a fighters income. This was scrapped by the UFC, when they announced that all fighters were required to wear reebok issued fightwear.
Reebok Payment Structure
Under the new Reebok structure, fighters are paid on a tiered system depending on different requirements, how many fighters they’ve had under the new Reebok system if they were a number one contender, or if they are a champion. This Reebok payment structure has since come under major scrutiny when UFC fighters announced they were losing considerable amounts of money because they were not allowed to advertise third-party sponsors in the octagon.
Outside of the UFC
However, outside of the UFC, the act of 3rd party fighter sponsors is still very much welcomed and encouraged by big organisation such as Bellator, Cage Warriors and XFC. This gives fighters on a smaller fighting organisation the chance to earn a living by advertising their sponsors before they fight.
Out-of-Camp Endorsements
Thanks to modern technologies and social media, fighters have been able to promote products on their accounts to promote companies products. An example of this is Modelo, or Body Armor, who sponsor fighters such as Cody Garbrant to do promoted posts and have their training pictures taken while wearing their products. Fighters are able to become social media influencers and sell themselves and their accounts to make more money.
However, there are some more lucrative deals out there for the top-tier fighters. if you’re a world champion, you are able to sell yourself for a lot more money and features in international brand campaigns.
A great example of this is Conor McGregor’s endorsements with Burger King. His television ads were on during major sporting events and these deals also used McGregor’s social media account, which as millions of followers.
We talked about endorsements earlier, however, these type of lucrative deals are only for the “best of the best” when it comes to mixed martial arts. Companies such as BodyArmor have a few special athletes from the UFC that they endorse. These athletes are either already World Champions, or they’re up and coming MMA fighters that are seen to have massive potential in the sport.
Another great example of this is Modelo, who signed former UFC heavyweight champion and fire fighter Stipe Miocic for an advertising deal. His commercials were seen on prime time television and just showed how far this sport has already come.
Product Development
These days more and more UFC fighters are looking into the long-term and are forming companies that will help them earn money once their fighting days are over. A prime example of this is Conor McGregor’s Proper Twelve whiskey. In fact Conor’s whiskey is doing so well for him, he recently retired from the UFC to concentrate on this more.
Other fighters such as TJ Dillashaw are headed towards to food products. TJ has promoted his seasoning brand Flavour Republic for a number of years.
Seminars, Personal Training and Teaching
A lot of MMA stars give up their time to teach and train their own students. A prime example of this is Bellator fighter and number one contender Raphael Lovato Jr, who regularly teachings Jiu-Jitsu seminars outside of his training camp. A lot of fighters make a number in their own sport, such as Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai, where they can charge obscene amounts of money for a seminar.
Fighters have also been known to charge $1000s for private one-to-one sessions, where they share their knowledge and allows up-and-comers or hobbyists with money the chance to train with their heroes.
How Are UFC Fighters Paid?
Fighters in the UFC are paid a base salary after fight night, no matter if they win or lose. However, there is a “win bonus” as an incentive to win the fight and earn more money, The win bonus is usually the same as the base salary, meaning that if a fighter wins their fight, they get double the money, a nice incentive. However, this isn’t the only bonus fighters can get during fighter night, put on a great scrap and you’ll be rewarded with a nice Fight of The Night Bonus or Performance of the Night Bonus. These bonuses can earn a fighter an extra $50,000, so you know they’re going to be swinging for the fences or looking to tear some limbs off.
Base Salary
UFC fighters are paid a set fee which is negotiated when they sign their contract. This is irrespective of a win or loss. When a contract is drawn up, a fighter is able to leverage their popularity and fight record to gain a better base salary, however, outliers such as CM Punk can demand a greater base salary due to their previous celebrity status.
Win Bonus
We touched upon this bonus earlier, and many people including UFC commentator Joe Rogan are strongly against the UFC’s win bonus structure. Insisting that they should pay fighters a high base salary instead. However, for fighters on a winning streak, this is a significant boost in income where they can double their base salary.
Fight of The Night and Performance Bonuses
Bonuses are something all UFC fighters strive for to help increase their earnings. The UFC will award a Fight of the Night and a Performance of the Night every event.
The Fight of the Night bonus is fairly self-explanatory, the best fight on the main card or prelims will receive this bonus, and both fighters will get an equal share. Performance of the night bonus goes to the fighter who performed the best, this includes the best submission, best knockout, or dominating performance. These bonuses are worth $50,000 for a fighter, so it’s not surprising you see fighters call out Dana for the bonus after a dominating performance.
Reebok Sponsorship
As of 2014, Reebok announced a multi-year deal with the Ultimate Fighting Championship. because of this they also announced that they would sponsor each fighter via a tiered payment structure.
The Reebok payouts for 2018 are as follows:
- 1-3 Fights – $3,500
- 4-10 Fights – $5,000
- 11-15 Fights – $10,000
- 16-20 Fights – $15,000
- 21+ Fights – $20,000
- Title Contender – $30,000
- Champion – $40,000
2018 UFC Fighter Salaries
So we’ve talked about earnings in MMA, inside and outside of the UFC. But who actually makes bank when it comes to this sport? It’s important to remember that these earnings are not just base earnings, but sponsorships, bonuses and products can also make up their own salary. Fighters with some estimated purses are marked with a * in the list. This should still be considered very close to accurate, as most fighters’ purses remain rather steady from fight to fight (unless they organise a new contract in the meantime).
1 | Conor McGregor | $ 3,030,000 |
2 | Khabib Nurmagomedov* | $ 2,570,000 |
3 | Mark Hunt* | $ 2,295,000 |
4 | Daniel Comier* | $ 1,820,000 |
5 | Alistair Overeem* | $ 1,720,000 |
6 | Derrick Lewis* | $ 1,440,000 |
7 | Stipe Miocic | $ 1,430,000 |
8 | Andrei Arlovski* | $ 1,255,000 |
9 | Cris Cyborg | $ 1,080,000 |
10 | Donald Cerrone* | $ 900,000 |
11 | Francis Ngannou* | $ 890,000 |
12 | Ronaldo ‘Jacare’ Souza* | $ 840,000 |
13 | Junior dos Santos* | $ 830,000 |
14 | Amanda Nunes* | $ 700,000 |
15 | Anthony Pettis* | $ 696,500 |
16 | Thiago Santos* | $ 648,000 |
17 | Frankie Edgar* | $ 635,000 |
18 | Robert Whittaker* | $ 610,000 |
19 | Israel Adesanya* | $ 600,500 |
20 | Tyron Woodley* | $ 590,000 |
21 | Charles Oliveira* | $ 589,000 |
22 | Brian Ortega* | $ 585,000 |
23 | Yoel Romero* | $ 545,000 |
24 | Mauricio ‘Shogun’ Rua* | $ 540,000 |
25 | Alexander Gustafsson | $ 530,000 |
25 | Jon Jones | $ 530,000 |
27 | Rafael dos Anjos* | $ 510,000 |
28 | CM Punk* | $ 503,500 |
29 | Dustin Poirier* | $ 490,000 |
29 | Lyoto Machida* | $ 490,000 |
29 | Max Holloway* | $ 490,000 |
32 | Luke Rockhold* | $ 485,000 |
33 | Demetrious Johnson | $ 470,000 |
34 | Volkan Oezdemir* | $ 469,000 |
35 | Jeremy Stephens* | $ 453,000 |
36 | T.J. Dillashaw | $ 440,000 |
37 | Justin Gaethje* | $ 437,500 |
38 | Ovince Saint Preux* | $ 425,000 |
39 | Chad Mendes* | $ 381,000 |
40 | Colby Covington* | $ 380,000 |
41 | Al Iaquinta* | $ 378,000 |
42 | Joanna Jedrzejczyk* | $ 370,000 |
43 | Chris Weidman* | $ 360,000 |
44 | Anthony Smith* | $ 354,000 |
45 | Fabricio Werdum* | $ 340,000 |
46 | Alex Oliveira* | $ 338,000 |
47 | Jim Miller* | $ 336,000 |
48 | Alexander Volkanovski* | $ 335,000 |
49 | Corey Anderson* | $ 332,000 |
50 | Darren Elkins* | $ 329,000 |
51 | Kamaru Usman* | $ 315,000 |
51 | Vitor Belfort* | $ 315,000 |
53 | Sage Northcutt* | $ 310,000 |
54 | Joseph Benavidez* | $ 309,000 |
55 | Gian Villante* | $ 307,000 |
56 | Jimi Manuwa* | $ 305,000 |
57 | Michael Johnson* | $ 284,000 |
58 | Ben Saunders* | $ 271,000 |
59 | Sam Alvey* | $ 268,000 |
60 | Jessica Andrade* | $ 266,000 |
61 | Carlos Condit | $ 265,000 |
62 | Antonio Rogerio Nogueira* | $ 257,000 |
63 | Jose Aldo* | $ 255,000 |
64 | Ross Pearson* | $ 254,000 |
65 | Neil Magny* | $ 248,000 |
66 | Rose Namajunas* | $ 240,000 |
67 | Kevin Lee* | $ 239,000 |
68 | Aleksei Oleinik* | $ 236,000 |
69 | Jan Blachowicz* | $ 234,000 |
70 | Cody Garbrandt | $ 230,000 |
70 | David Branch* | $ 230,000 |
72 | Pedro Munhoz | $ 228,000 |
72 | Rani Yahya* | $ 228,000 |
74 | Li Jingliang* | $ 224,000 |
75 | Ilir Latifi | $ 221,000 |
75 | Valentina Shevchenko* | $ 221,000 |
77 | Edson Barboza* | $ 220,000 |
78 | Iuri Alcantara* | $ 219,000 |
79 | Jared Cannonier* | $ 216,000 |
80 | Tony Ferguson | $ 215,000 |
81 | Alexander Volkov* | $ 213,000 |
82 | Diego Sanchez* | $ 210,000 |
83 | Yair Rodriguez* | $ 209,000 |
84 | Dan Hooker* | $ 207,000 |
85 | Cub Swanson* | $ 206,000 |
85 | Marlon Moraes* | $ 206,000 |
85 | Thales Leites* | $ 206,000 |
88 | Eryk Anders* | $ 200,500 |
88 | Petr Yan* | $ 200,500 |
90 | Rob Font | $ 200,000 |
91 | Jake Matthews* | $ 198,000 |
91 | Jussier Formiga* | $ 198,000 |
93 | Ricardo Lamas* | $ 194,000 |
94 | Michael Chiesa* | $ 192,600 |
95 | Alex Caceres* | $ 191,000 |
95 | Jake Ellenberger* | $ 191,000 |
97 | Michelle Waterson | $ 189,000 |
97 | Stefan Struve* | $ 189,000 |
99 | Curtis Blaydes* | $ 188,000 |
100 | Sergio Pettis* | $ 187,000 |
101 | Nik Lentz* | $ 185,000 |
102 | Thiago Alves* | $ 184,000 |
103 | Yana Kunitskaya | $ 183,500 |
104 | Anthony Rocco Martin* | $ 183,000 |
105 | Stephen Thompson* | $ 182,400 |
106 | Jessica Eye* | $ 182,000 |
107 | Henry Cejudo | $ 180,000 |
108 | Marlon Vera* | $ 179,000 |
109 | Uriah Hall | $ 178,000 |
110 | Mike Perry* | $ 177,000 |
111 | C.B. Dolloway* | $ 176,000 |
111 | John Dodson* | $ 176,000 |
113 | Darren Till* | $ 175,600 |
114 | B.J. Penn | $ 170,000 |
114 | Rashad Evans* | $ 170,000 |
116 | Cat Zingano* | $ 169,000 |
117 | Gunnar Nelson* | $ 168,000 |
118 | Tim Means* | $ 167,000 |
119 | Drew Dober* | $ 165,000 |
120 | Beneil Dariush* | $ 164,000 |
120 | Gilbert Burns* | $ 164,000 |
120 | Paulo Costa | $ 164,000 |
123 | Aljamain Sterling* | $ 163,000 |
124 | Brad Tavares | $ 161,000 |
124 | Cezar Ferreira* | $ 161,000 |
124 | Darren Stewart* | $ 161,000 |
127 | Elias Theodorou* | $ 158,000 |
128 | Raquel Pennington* | $ 157,400 |
129 | Renato Moicano* | $ 157,000 |
130 | Alex Morono* | $ 155,000 |
131 | Olivier Aubin-Mercier* | $ 154,000 |
132 | Siyar Bahadurzada* | $ 151,000 |
133 | Francisco Trinaldo* | $ 150,000 |
133 | Kelvin Gastelum* | $ 150,000 |
135 | Dustin Ortiz* | $ 148,000 |
135 | Mirsad Bektic* | $ 148,000 |
137 | Michel Prazeres* | $ 147,500 |
138 | Walt Harris* | $ 147,000 |
139 | Curtis Millender* | $ 146,500 |
140 | Raphael Assuncao | $ 145,000 |
141 | Hector Lombard* | $ 144,000 |
142 | Abdul Razak Alhassan* | $ 142,000 |
142 | Yushin Okami* | $ 142,000 |
144 | Niko Price* | $ 141,000 |
145 | Alan Jouban | $ 140,000 |
145 | Gleison Tibau* | $ 140,000 |
147 | Calvin Kattar* | $ 137,000 |
148 | John Moraga* | $ 134,000 |
149 | Marcin Tybura* | $ 130,000 |
150 | Dominick Reyes* | $ 129,500 |
151 | Danny Roberts* | $ 128,000 |
151 | John Makdessi* | $ 128,000 |
153 | Gregor Gillespie* | $ 126,000 |
153 | Vicente Luque* | $ 126,000 |
155 | Brandon Davis* | $ 124,500 |
156 | Drakkar Klose | $ 124,000 |
156 | Shane Burgos* | $ 124,000 |
158 | James Krause* | $ 123,000 |
159 | Renan Barao* | $ 120,100 |
160 | Alejandro Perez* | $ 119,000 |
160 | Khalil Rountree Jr* | $ 119,000 |
162 | Zabit Magomedsharipov* | $ 117,500 |
163 | Kyle Bochniak* | $ 115,000 |
164 | Alexander Hernandez* | $ 113,000 |
164 | Wilson Reis* | $ 113,000 |
166 | Sean Strickland* | $ 112,000 |
167 | Tatiana Suarez* | $ 111,500 |
168 | Brian Kelleher* | $ 111,000 |
168 | Nasrat Haqparast* | $ 111,000 |
170 | Evan Dunham* | $ 110,000 |
171 | Yadong Song* | $ 109,000 |
172 | Derek Brunson* | $ 108,000 |
173 | Cortney Casey* | $ 107,500 |
174 | Santiago Ponzinibbio* | $ 107,000 |
175 | Demian Maia* | $ 106,000 |
175 | Leon Edwards* | $ 106,000 |
177 | Eddie Alvarez* | $ 105,000 |
178 | John Lineker* | $ 102,000 |
178 | Nordine Taleb* | $ 102,000 |
180 | Mackenzie Dern* | $ 101,950 |
181 | Andre Soukhamthath* | $ 101,000 |
181 | Joaquim Silva* | $ 101,000 |
181 | Manny Bermudez* | $ 101,000 |
181 | Nathaniel Wood* | $ 101,000 |
181 | Raoni Barcelos* | $ 101,000 |
181 | Ricky Simon* | $ 101,000 |
187 | Cory Sandhagen* | $ 100,000 |
188 | Irene Aldana* | $ 99,500 |
189 | Claudia Gadelha* | $ 99,000 |
189 | James Vick* | $ 99,000 |
189 | Ryan LaFlare* | $ 99,000 |
189 | Sergio Moraes* | $ 99,000 |
193 | Sean O’Malley | $ 97,500 |
194 | Megan Anderson* | $ 97,000 |
194 | Paul Felder* | $ 97,000 |
194 | Zak Cummings* | $ 97,000 |
197 | Alan Patrick* | $ 96,000 |
197 | Marion Reneau* | $ 96,000 |
197 | Paul Craig* | $ 96,000 |
200 | Lucie Pudilova* | $ 95,500 |
201 | Adam Wieczorek* | $ 95,000 |
201 | Andre Fili* | $ 95,000 |
201 | Kenan Song* | $ 95,000 |
204 | Jimmie Rivera* | $ 94,000 |
205 | Jared Gordon* | $ 93,500 |
206 | Bobby Green* | $ 93,000 |
206 | Enrique Barzola* | $ 93,000 |
208 | Nina Ansaroff* | $ 92,000 |
208 | Tim Boetsch | $ 92,000 |
208 | Tom Breese* | $ 92,000 |
211 | Ryan Hall | $ 91,500 |
212 | Katlyn Chookagian* | $ 91,000 |
213 | Claudia Puelles* | $ 90,000 |
213 | Felice Herrig* | $ 90,000 |
213 | Jack Hermansson* | $ 90,000 |
213 | Zak Ottow* | $ 90,000 |
217 | Roxanne Modafferi* | $ 89,900 |
218 | Luis Pena* | $ 89,000 |
219 | Gokhan Saki | $ 88,500 |
220 | Carla Esparza* | $ 88,000 |
221 | Brad Katona* | $ 87,000 |
221 | Gabriel Benitez* | $ 87,000 |
221 | Magomed Ankalaev* | $ 87,000 |
221 | Merab Dvalishvili* | $ 87,000 |
221 | Mike Trizano* | $ 87,000 |
221 | Steven Peterson* | $ 87,000 |
221 | Warlley Alves* | $ 87,000 |
228 | Arnold Allen* | $ 86,000 |
228 | Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos* | $ 86,000 |
228 | Polo Reyes* | $ 86,000 |
231 | Alexandre Pantoja* | $ 85,500 |
232 | Antonio Carlos Junior | $ 85,000 |
232 | Dennis Bermudez* | $ 85,000 |
232 | Glover Teixeira* | $ 85,000 |
235 | Juan Espino* | $ 83,500 |
236 | Randa Markos* | $ 83,000 |
237 | Alex Perez | $ 82,600 |
238 | Joe Lauzon* | $ 82,000 |
238 | Kajan Johnson* | $ 82,000 |
238 | Tecia Torres* | $ 82,000 |
241 | Frank Camacho* | $ 81,000 |
241 | Karolina Kowalkiewicz* | $ 81,000 |
241 | Teruto Ishihara* | $ 81,000 |
244 | Carlos Diego Ferreira* | $ 80,500 |
245 | Court McGee* | $ 80,000 |
245 | Gerald Meerschaert | $ 80,000 |
247 | Clay Guida* | $ 79,000 |
247 | Tai Tuivasa* | $ 79,000 |
249 | Martin Bravo | $ 78,500 |
250 | Chan Sung Jung* | $ 78,000 |
250 | Trevor Smith* | $ 78,000 |
252 | Cynthia Calvillo* | $ 77,800 |
253 | Aspen Ladd | $ 77,500 |
253 | Claudio Silva* | $ 77,500 |
253 | Desmond Green* | $ 77,500 |
256 | David Zawada* | $ 77,000 |
256 | Elias Garcia* | $ 77,000 |
256 | Hector Aldana* | $ 77,000 |
256 | Islam Makhachev* | $ 77,000 |
256 | Kurt Holobaugh* | $ 77,000 |
261 | Alex Garcia* | $ 76,000 |
262 | Angela Hill* | $ 75,000 |
262 | Holly Holm* | $ 75,000 |
262 | Matthew Lopez* | $ 75,000 |
265 | Ed Herman* | $ 74,000 |
265 | Louis Smolka* | $ 74,000 |
267 | Andrea Lee* | $ 73,500 |
267 | Don Madge* | $ 73,500 |
267 | Johnny Walker* | $ 73,500 |
267 | Kai Kara-France* | $ 73,500 |
267 | Laureano Staropoli* | $ 73,500 |
267 | Roosevelt Roberts | $ 73,500 |
267 | Shane Young* | $ 73,500 |
267 | Sodiq Yusuff* | $ 73,500 |
275 | Keita Nakamura* | $ 73,000 |
275 | Rick Glenn* | $ 73,000 |
275 | Tyson Pedro* | $ 73,000 |
275 | Ulka Sasaki* | $ 73,000 |
279 | Jason Knight* | $ 72,000 |
280 | Stevie Ray* | $ 70,000 |
281 | Cody Stamman* | $ 69,500 |
282 | Gray Maynard | $ 69,000 |
282 | Ji Yeon Kim* | $ 69,000 |
282 | Joshua Burkman* | $ 69,000 |
285 | Julio Arce* | $ 68,500 |
286 | Doo Ho Choi* | $ 68,000 |
287 | Deiveson Figueiredo* | $ 67,500 |
287 | JJ Aldrich* | $ 67,500 |
287 | Jordan Johnson* | $ 67,500 |
287 | Justin Willis* | $ 67,500 |
291 | Weili Zhang* | $ 67,000 |
292 | Chad Laprise* | $ 66,000 |
292 | Chase Sherman* | $ 66,000 |
292 | Douglas Silva de Andrade* | $ 66,000 |
292 | Rolando Dy* | $ 66,000 |
296 | Liz Carmouche* | $ 65,000 |
296 | Mike Pyle | $ 65,000 |
296 | Scott Holtzman | $ 65,000 |
299 | Hakeem Dawodu* | $ 64,500 |
300 | Jordan Mein* | $ 64,000 |
300 | Ketlen Vieira | $ 64,000 |
300 | Rustam Khabilov* | $ 64,000 |
303 | Veronica Macedo* | $ 63,500 |
304 | Bryan Caraway | $ 62,000 |
304 | Leslie Smith | $ 62,000 |
306 | Guido Cannetti* | $ 61,500 |
307 | Nad Narimani* | $ 61,000 |
308 | Dan Ige* | $ 60,500 |
309 | Amanda Cooper* | $ 60,060 |
310 | Andrew Sanchez* | $ 60,000 |
310 | Patrick Cummins* | $ 60,000 |
312 | Davi Ramos* | $ 59,500 |
313 | Mark De La Rosa* | $ 59,000 |
313 | Ramazan Emeev* | $ 59,000 |
313 | Xiaonan Yan* | $ 59,000 |
316 | Aleksandar Rakic* | $ 55,000 |
316 | Alexey Kunchenko* | $ 55,000 |
316 | Dhiego Lima* | $ 55,000 |
316 | Lando Vannata* | $ 55,000 |
316 | Mickey Gall* | $ 55,000 |
321 | Andre Ewell* | $ 54,900 |
322 | Blagoy Ivanov* | $ 53,500 |
323 | Poliana Botelho* | $ 53,200 |
324 | Belal Muhammad* | $ 53,000 |
324 | Devin Clark* | $ 53,000 |
324 | Max Griffin | $ 53,000 |
324 | Vinc Pichel* | $ 53,000 |
328 | Chris Gruetzemacher* | $ 52,800 |
329 | Brett Johns* | $ 52,000 |
329 | Lina Lansberg* | $ 52,000 |
331 | Bartosz Fabinksi* | $ 51,500 |
332 | Geoff Neal* | $ 51,000 |
332 | Pingyuan Liu* | $ 51,000 |
332 | Sheymon Moraes* | $ 51,000 |
335 | Austin Arnett* | $ 50,500 |
336 | Josh Emmett | $ 50,000 |
337 | Jarred Brooks* | $ 49,500 |
337 | Tom Duquesnoy* | $ 49,500 |
339 | Bryan Barberena* | $ 49,000 |
339 | Frankie Saenz* | $ 49,000 |
339 | Kyung Ho Kang* | $ 49,000 |
342 | Sijara Eubanks* | $ 48,600 |
343 | Danielle Taylor* | $ 48,000 |
343 | Mizuto Hirota* | $ 48,000 |
343 | Paige VanZant* | $ 48,000 |
346 | Alexis Davis* | $ 47,000 |
346 | Gillian Robertson* | $ 47,000 |
348 | Eric Shelton* | $ 46,400 |
349 | Ben Nguyen* | $ 46,000 |
349 | Eddie Wineland* | $ 46,000 |
349 | Kevin Holland* | $ 46,000 |
349 | Luke Sanders* | $ 46,000 |
349 | Myles Jury* | $ 46,000 |
349 | Nick Hein* | $ 46,000 |
355 | Jessica-Rose Clark* | $ 45,000 |
355 | Jose Torres* | $ 45,000 |
355 | Markus Perez* | $ 45,000 |
355 | Oskar Piechota* | $ 45,000 |
359 | Christo Giagos* | $ 44,000 |
359 | George Sullivan* | $ 44,000 |
361 | Alessio Di Chirico | $ 43,600 |
362 | Ashley Yoder* | $ 43,500 |
362 | Damir Hadzovic* | $ 43,500 |
362 | Jordan Rinaldi* | $ 43,500 |
365 | Arjan Bhullar* | $ 43,000 |
365 | Karl Roberson* | $ 43,000 |
365 | Mike Rodriguez* | $ 43,000 |
365 | Montel Jackson* | $ 43,000 |
365 | Sara McMann | $ 43,000 |
365 | Yancy Medeiros* | $ 43,000 |
371 | Alex White* | $ 42,000 |
371 | Marcin Prachnio* | $ 42,000 |
373 | Krzysztof Jotko | $ 41,000 |
373 | Misha Cirkunov* | $ 41,000 |
373 | Shamil Abdurakhimov* | $ 41,000 |
373 | Thomas Almeida | $ 41,000 |
377 | Germaine de Randamie* | $ 40,600 |
378 | John Gunther* | $ 40,500 |
379 | David Teymur* | $ 40,000 |
380 | Antonina Shevchenko | $ 39,500 |
380 | Devin Powell* | $ 39,500 |
380 | Jessica Aguilar* | $ 39,500 |
383 | Carlo Pedersoli Jr.* | $ 39,000 |
383 | Charles Byrd* | $ 39,000 |
383 | Lauren Mueller* | $ 39,000 |
383 | Polyana Viana* | $ 39,000 |
383 | Roberto Sanchez* | $ 39,000 |
388 | Chris De La Rocha* | $ 37,000 |
388 | Joanne Calderwood* | $ 37,000 |
388 | Mads Burnell* | $ 37,000 |
388 | Mairbek Taisumov* | $ 37,000 |
388 | Marcos Rogerio de Lima* | $ 37,000 |
388 | Talita Bernardo* | $ 37,000 |
394 | Brandon Moreno* | $ 36,000 |
394 | Joe Soto* | $ 36,000 |
394 | Makwan Amirkhani* | $ 36,000 |
397 | Rashad Coulter* | $ 35,500 |
397 | Timothy Johnson* | $ 35,500 |
399 | Ricky Rainey | $ 35,000 |
400 | Dan Kelly* | $ 34,000 |
400 | Erik Koch* | $ 34,000 |
402 | Mary Chiasson | $ 33,500 |
402 | Tonya Evinger | $ 33,500 |
404 | Ashlee-Evans Smith* | $ 33,000 |
404 | Felipe Arantes* | $ 33,000 |
404 | Thibault Gouti* | $ 33,000 |
407 | Dong Hyun Kim (Maestro)* | $ 32,000 |
407 | Francimar Barroso | $ 32,000 |
407 | Ion Cutelaba* | $ 32,000 |
407 | Matt Frevola* | $ 32,000 |
411 | Ricardo Ramos | $ 31,500 |
411 | Sarah Moras* | $ 31,500 |
413 | Daichi Abe* | $ 31,000 |
413 | Emil Meek* | $ 31,000 |
413 | Humberto Bandenay* | $ 31,000 |
413 | Joseph Morales* | $ 31,000 |
413 | Marcelo Golm* | $ 31,000 |
413 | Matt Bessette | $ 31,000 |
413 | Nikita Krylov* | $ 31,000 |
413 | Syuri Kondo* | $ 31,000 |
421 | Chas Skelly* | $ 30,000 |
422 | Adam Milstead | $ 29,500 |
423 | Brad Scott* | $ 29,000 |
423 | Joby Sanchez* | $ 29,000 |
423 | Marc Diakiese* | $ 29,000 |
423 | Mike Santiago* | $ 29,000 |
427 | Kevin Aguilar | $ 28,500 |
428 | Godofredo Pepey* | $ 28,000 |
428 | Maryna Moroz | $ 28,000 |
428 | Matt Schnell* | $ 28,000 |
431 | Danny Henry* | $ 27,500 |
431 | Juan Adams | $ 27,500 |
431 | Luke Jumeau* | $ 27,500 |
431 | Lyman Good* | $ 27,500 |
431 | Montana De La Rosa | $ 27,500 |
436 | Craig White* | $ 27,000 |
436 | John Phillips* | $ 27,000 |
436 | Kalindra Faria* | $ 27,000 |
436 | Russell Doane | $ 27,000 |
436 | Terrion Ware* | $ 27,000 |
436 | Tim Williams* | $ 27,000 |
442 | Dwight Grant | $ 24,500 |
443 | Justin Scoggins* | $ 24,000 |
443 | Marvin Vettori | $ 24,000 |
445 | Abu Azaitar* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Augusto Sakai* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Bobby Moffett* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Bryce Mitchell | $ 23,500 |
445 | Damir Ismagulov* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Darko Stosic* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Devonte Smith* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Dmitriy Sosnovskiy* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Edmen Shahbazyan | $ 23,500 |
445 | Emily Whitmire | $ 23,500 |
445 | Ian Heinisch* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Jesus Pinedo* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Jim Crute* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Khalid Murtazaliev* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Leah Letson | $ 23,500 |
445 | Livia Renata Souza* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Maurice Greene | $ 23,500 |
445 | Maycee Barber* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Mayra Bueno Silva* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Mike Jackson* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Muslim Salikhov | $ 23,500 |
445 | Ryan Spann* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Said Nurmagomedov* | $ 23,500 |
445 | Wu Yanan* | $ 23,500 |
469 | Peter Sobotta* | $ 23,000 |
469 | Randy Brown* | $ 23,000 |
469 | Vitor Miranda* | $ 23,000 |
472 | Artem Lobov* | $ 22,000 |
472 | Juliana Lima* | $ 22,000 |
472 | Ray Borg* | $ 22,000 |
475 | Johnny Eduardo* | $ 21,000 |
475 | Luis Henrique* | $ 21,000 |
477 | Albert Morales | $ 20,000 |
477 | Jose Alberto Quinonez* | $ 20,000 |
477 | Justin Ledet* | $ 20,000 |
477 | Mark Godbeer* | $ 20,000 |
477 | Matheus Nicolau* | $ 20,000 |
482 | Bec Rawlings* | $ 19,000 |
482 | Damian Stasiak* | $ 19,000 |
482 | Damien Brown* | $ 19,000 |
482 | Darrell Horcher | $ 19,000 |
482 | Eric Spicely* | $ 19,000 |
482 | Jon Tuck* | $ 19,000 |
488 | Jay Cucciniello | $ 18,500 |
488 | Joe Giannetti | $ 18,500 |
488 | Justin Frazer | $ 18,500 |
488 | Pannie Kianzad | $ 18,500 |
492 | Alberto Mina* | $ 18,000 |
492 | Alexa Grasso* | $ 18,000 |
492 | Cyril Asker* | $ 18,000 |
492 | Jack Marshman* | $ 18,000 |
492 | Jeremy Kennedy* | $ 18,000 |
492 | Jeremy Kimball* | $ 18,000 |
492 | Justine Kish* | $ 18,000 |
492 | Shinsho Anzai* | $ 18,000 |
492 | Viviane Pereira* | $ 18,000 |
501 | Gadzhimurad Antigulov* | $ 17,500 |
501 | Mara Romero Borella* | $ 17,500 |
503 | Lauren Murphy* | $ 17,000 |
504 | Alex Chambers* | $ 16,000 |
504 | Alvaro Herrera* | $ 16,000 |
504 | Davey Grant* | $ 16,000 |
504 | Diego Rivas* | $ 16,000 |
504 | Jenel Lausa* | $ 16,000 |
504 | Luan Chagas* | $ 16,000 |
504 | Patrick Williams | $ 16,000 |
511 | Bevon Lewis | $ 15,500 |
511 | Dan Moret | $ 15,500 |
511 | Daniel Spitz* | $ 15,500 |
511 | Felipe Silva* | $ 15,500 |
511 | Gina Mazany* | $ 15,500 |
511 | Hu Yaozong* | $ 15,500 |
511 | James Bochniak* | $ 15,500 |
511 | Jamie Moyle | $ 15,500 |
511 | Jessin Ayari* | $ 15,500 |
511 | Jordan Griffin | $ 15,500 |
511 | Julian Erosa* | $ 15,500 |
511 | Junior Albini* | $ 15,500 |
511 | Naoki Inoue* | $ 15,500 |
511 | Rachael Ostovich | $ 15,500 |
511 | Sabah Homasi | $ 15,500 |
511 | Shana Dobson | $ 15,500 |
511 | Sultan Aliev* | $ 15,500 |
528 | Henry Briones* | $ 14,000 |
529 | Adam Yandiev* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Alex Gorgees* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Allan Zuniga | $ 13,500 |
529 | Anderson dos Santos* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Barb Honchak | $ 13,500 |
529 | Brian Camozzi* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Chance Rencountre* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Chris Fishgold* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Chris Gutierrez | $ 13,500 |
529 | Daniel Teymur* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Hannah Cifers* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Jalin Turner | $ 13,500 |
529 | Jennifer Maia* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Jodie Esquibel* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Jonathan Martinez* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Julija Stoliarenko | $ 13,500 |
529 | Khalid Taha* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Kyle Nelson* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Luigi Vendramini* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Maia Stevenson* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Marina Rodriguez* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Martin Day* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Matt Sayles | $ 13,500 |
529 | Melinda Fabian* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Michel Batista | $ 13,500 |
529 | Oliver Enkamp* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Priscila Cachoeira* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Richie Smullen | $ 13,500 |
529 | Rob Wilkinson* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Salim Touahri* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Saparbek Safarov* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Sergey Pavlovich* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Stefan Sekulic* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Su Mudaerji* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Suman Mokhtarian* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Te Edwards* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Thiago Moses* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Tyler Diamond | $ 13,500 |
529 | Vince Morales* | $ 13,500 |
529 | Wuliji Buren | $ 13,500 |
569 | Julian Marquez | $ 11,900 |
570 | Jin Soo Son* | $ 11,500 |
570 | Molly McCann* | $ 11,500 |