UFC 301 Promotional Guidelines
Promotional Guidelines for UFC 301 Complying pay: Jose Aldo receives $21,000 for possible last-round UFC match
Rio de Janeiro: A total of $280,000 in UFC Promotional Guidelines Compliance money was awarded to fighters from Saturday’s UFC 301 event.
UFC 301 Promotional Guidelines
The program replaces the prior payments made under the UFC Athlete Outfitting Policy. It is a comprehensive plan that incorporates outfitting requirements, media commitments, and other issues under the fighter code of conduct.
Rio Arena hosted the UFC 301 event. After preliminary action on ESPN2 and ESPN+, the main event was broadcast on pay-per-view.
The complete rewards for UFC 301 UFC Promotional Guidelines Compliance were as follows:
Alexandre Pantoja: $42,000
def. Steve Erceg: $32,000
Jose Aldo: $21,000
def. Jonathan Martinez: $11,000
Anthony Smith: $21,000
def. Vitor Petrino: $4,500
Michel Pereira: $11,000
def. Ihor Potieria: $6,000
Caio Borralho: $6,000
def. Paul Craig: $16,000
Joanderson Brito: $6,000
def. Jack Shore: $6,000
Iasmin Lucindo: $4,500
def. Karolina Kowalkiewicz: $16,000
Myktybek Orolbai: $4,000
def. Elves Brener: $4,500
Drakkar Klose: $11,000
def. Joaquim Silva: $11,000
Mauricio Ruffy: $4,000
def. Jamie Mullarkey: $11,000
Dione Barbosa: $4,000
def. Ernesta Kareckaite: $4,000
Ismael Bonfim: $4,000
def. Vinc Pichel: $11,000
Alessandro Costa: $4,500
def. Kevin Borjas: $4,000
The UFC Promotional Guidelines Compliance program’s payout tiers allocate the funds from Venum’s multi-year sponsorship agreement with the UFC to fighters based on the total number of UFC bouts they have won as well as fights in the WEC (January 2007 and later) and Strikeforce (April 2011 and later) eras of Zuffa.
UFC 301 Promotional Guidelines
A fighter’s fee for a 1-3 match is $4,000; for 4-5 bouts, it is $4,500; for 6-10 bouts, it is $6,000; for 11-15 bouts, it is $11,000; for 16-20 bouts, it is $16,000; and for 21 bouts and beyond, it is $21,000. In addition, winners receive $42,000, while those vying for titles receive $32,000.
According to officials, UFC fighters will get perpetuity royalties, which equate to 20–30 percent of any UFC gear sold that features their likeness, in addition to experience-based compensation.
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