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    UFC 130: Frankie Edgar Says A Back Injury Kept Him Out of The Main Event


    UFC 130: Frankie Edgar Says A Back Injury Kept Him Out of The Main Event

    The anticipated third bout featuring UFC lightweight champion Frankie Edgar and challenger Gray Maynard, has been scrapped after both fighters sustained injuries during their respective training camps. Since the announcement, Edgar spoke with UFC.com to discuss the cause of his injury. “All of the reports are talking about my ribs, it’s actually my back,” he said. “My back’s been bothering me …

    UFC 130: Frankie Edgar Says A Back Injury Kept Him Out of The Main Event
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    Question by PETE W: How much would GSP have made in his last fight?
    I was just wondering how much a “UFC” fighter makes in a fight?

    Best answer:

    Answer by Javon
    like 200k

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    4 Responses to “UFC 130: Frankie Edgar Says A Back Injury Kept Him Out of The Main Event”

    1. Σαμραν says:

      pfft 200k? Abit more than that, as he was headlining the event it would be around 500k, their pay outs for the fighters have been increasing every event, Brock got like 400k at ufc 100

    2. Colton says:

      I don’t think that the actual salaries have been released yet, but I’m sure he made 250-400k. Like the guy above me said, Lesnar got paid somewhere between 400-500k just to show up at UFC 100.

    3. Patrick says:

      Pete W,

      The UFC 111 fighter payouts seem to have not been released yet but here are other figures for the payouts from UFC 100. Keep in mind that the top fighters easily double their total income through endorsements.

      Brock Lesnar: $ 400,000 (no win bonus)
      Frank Mir: $ 45,000
      Georges St. Pierre: $ 400,000 ($ 200k + $ 200k win bonus)
      Thiago Alves: $ 60,000
      Dan Henderson: $ 250,000 ($ 100k + $ 150k)
      Michael Bisping: $ 150,000
      Jon Fitch: $ 90,000 ($ 45k + $ 45k)
      Paulo Thiago: $ 8,000
      Yoshihiro Akiyama: $ 60,000($ 40k + $ 20k)
      Alan Belcher: $ 19,000
      Mark Coleman: $ 100,000 ($ 50k + $ 50k)
      Stephan Bonnar: $ 25,000
      Jim Miller: $ 22,000 ($ 11k + $ 11k)
      Mac Danzig: $ 20,000
      Jon Jones: $ 18,000($ 9k + $ 9k)
      Jake O’Brien: $ 13,000
      Dong Hyun Kim: $ 58,000 ($ 29k + $ 29k)
      T.J. Grant: $ 5,000
      Tom Lawlor: $ 16,000 ($ 8k + $ 8k)
      CB Dollaway: $ 14,000
      Shannon Gugerty: $ 10,000($ 5k + $ 5k)
      Matt Grice: $ 7,000

    4. Don says:

      They make no where near what they should be making when you consider the number of PPV buys. They are all ridiculously underpaid. When you see the top boxers raking in 10′s of millions for the same number of buys while the MMA boys are lucky to score a quarter million you know something is wrong.

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