UFC 195 Reebok pay totals $172,500
Fighters in the UFC receive compensation via the multi-year Reebok sponsorship of the league, called the UFC Athlete Outfitting program.
Fighters in the UFC receive compensation via the multi-year Reebok sponsorship of the league, called the UFC Athlete Outfitting program. Payouts are tiered, based on tenure, with the top tiers going to the champion and challenger.
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1-5 fights $2,500
6-10 $5,000
11-15 $10,000
16-20 $15,000
21-above $20,000
Title Challenger $30,000
Champion $40,000
Totals for Saturday’s UFC 195 event, as calculated by MMAjunkie, were $172,500.
The full UFC 195 UFC Athlete Outfitting payouts were:
Robbie Lawler: $40,000
def. Carlos Condit: $30,000
Stipe Miocic: $5,000
def. Andrei Arlovski: $15,000
Albert Tumenov: $5,000
def. Lorenz Larkin: $10,000
Brian Ortega: $2,500
def. Diego Brandao: $5,000
Abel Trujillo: $5,000
def. Tony Sims: $2,500
Michael McDonald: $5,000
def. Masanori Kanehara: $2,500
Justine Kish: $2,500
def. Nina Ansaroff: $2,500
Drew Dober: $2,500
def. Scott Holtzman: $2,500
Alex Morono: $2,500
def. Kyle Noke: $5,000
Dustin Poirier: $15,000
def. Joseph Duffy: $2,500
Michinori Tanaka: $2,500
def. Joe Soto: $2,500
Sheldon Westcott: $2,500
def. Edgar Garcia: $2,500
