UFC on FOX 30 Reebok pay: Three reach non-title peak
At UFC on FOX 30, three fighters reached the non-title maximum of $20,000 and five received the minimum of $3,500.
Colloquially known as ‘Reebok pay’ or ‘Reebok money’ the UFC’s Promotional Guidelines Compliance policy compensates fighters for wearing Reebok apparel during fight week, media obligations, and compliance with the league fighter code of conduct. It was formerly known as the UFC Athlete Outfitting Policy. Fighters receive from $3,500 to $20,000 in a tiered structure based on number of fights, plus $30,000 for title challengers, and $40,000 for the champion.
At UFC on FOX 30, three fighters reached the non-title maximum of $20,000 and five received the minimum of $3,500.
Dustin Poirier: $20,000
defeated Eddie Alvarez: $5,000
Jose Aldo: $15,000
defeated Jeremy Stephens: $20,000
Joanna Jedrzejczyk: $10,000
defeated Tecia Torres: $5,000
Alexander Hernandez: $3,500
defeated Olivier Aubin-Mercier: $5,000
Jordan Mein: $10,000
defeated Alex Morono: $5,000
Hakeem Dawodu: $3,500
defeated Austin Arnett: $3,500
Islam Makhachev: $5,000
defeated Kajan Johnson: $5,000
Ion Cutelaba: $4,000
defeated Gadzhimurad Antigulov: $3,500
John Makdessi: $10,000
defeated Ross Pearson: $20,000
Katlyn Chookagian: $4,000
defeated Alexis Davis: $10,000
Dustin Ortiz: $10,000
defeated Matheus Nicolau: $4,000
Nina Ansaroff: $4,000
defeated Randa Markos: $5,000
Devin Powell: $3,500
defeated Alvaro Herrera: $4,000
Total: $197,500
H/T MMAjunkie
