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UFC Fight Night: Edwards vs Muhammad payouts

Mar 13, 2021 · Back to the event page

$1,712,000
recorded payroll
$175,000
top payday · Dan Ige

UFC Fight Night: Edwards vs Muhammad payouts

Leon Edwards$60,000$70,000reported
Belal Muhammad$60,000$70,000reported
Misha CirkunovLOSS$60,000$65,000reported
Ryan SpannWIN$30,000$30,000$115,000reported
Dan IgeWIN$60,000$60,000$175,000reported
Gavin TuckerLOSS$30,000$35,000reported
Jonathan MartinezLOSS$30,000$35,000reported
Davey GrantWIN$24,000$24,000$103,000reported
Manel KapeLOSS$60,000$63,500reported
Matheus NicolauWIN$24,000$24,000$53,000reported
Eryk Anders$64,000$74,000reported
Darren Stewart$60,000$70,000reported
Angela HillWIN$60,000$60,000$135,000reported
Ashley YoderLOSS$30,000$40,000reported
Charles JourdainWIN$20,000$20,000$44,000reported
Marcelo RojoLOSS$12,000$15,500reported
Rani YahyaWIN$60,000$60,000$140,000reported
Ray RodriguezLOSS$16,000$19,500reported
Nasrat HaqparastWIN$36,000$36,000$77,000reported
Rafa GarciaLOSS$16,000$19,500reported
Cortney CaseyLOSS$54,000$64,000reported
JJ AldrichWIN$32,000$32,000$69,000reported
Gloria de PaulaLOSS$12,000$15,500reported
Jinh Yu FreyWIN$18,000$18,000$39,500reported
Matthew SemelsbergerWIN$16,000$16,000$85,500reported
Jason WittLOSS$16,000$19,500reported

Disclosed figures exclude undisclosed locker-room bonuses, sponsorships and most PPV money. “Reported” rows mix commission data with contemporaneous research.

Fighter pay FAQ

How much did the fighters make at UFC Fight Night: Edwards vs Muhammad?

The recorded payroll for UFC Fight Night: Edwards vs Muhammad is $1,712,000 across 26 fighters — commission disclosures and contemporaneous reporting, excluding undisclosed bonuses and most PPV money.

Who was the highest-paid fighter at UFC Fight Night: Edwards vs Muhammad?

Dan Ige took the biggest recorded payday at UFC Fight Night: Edwards vs Muhammad: $175,000.

Are UFC salaries public?

Only partially. State commissions disclosed purses for decades, but Nevada went confidential in 2020 and most states followed. California still discloses. Everything else comes from reporting, lawsuits and estimates — recent disclosed figures for stars are lower bounds that miss side letters and PPV money.