UFC 301: Jose Aldo's Potential Farewell and Limited-Time Rules Consistence Pay
Introduction
- The UFC 301 event saw fighters earning UFC Limited Time Rules Consistence Pay totaling $280,000.
- This pay program replaces the old UFC Competitor Equipping Strategy and covers various fighter requirements and media obligations.
Event Details
- UFC 301 took place at Rio Field, with the main card broadcasted on pay-per-view and prelims on ESPN2 and ESPN+.
Fighter Payouts
- Alexandre Pantoja earned $42,000, defeating Steve Erceg who earned $32,000.
- Jose Aldo received $21,000 for his potential last UFC fight, defeating Jonathan Martinez who earned $11,000.
- Anthony Smith earned $21,000, defeating Vitor Petrino who earned $4,500, and so on.
UFC Limited-Time Rules Consistence Program
- Fighters are paid based on their total number of UFC appearances, as well as their fights in WEC and Strikeforce.
- Payouts range from $4,000 to $21,000, depending on the fighter's experience and championship status.
Royalty Payments
- UFC fighters also receive royalty payments, totaling 20-30% of any UFC merchandise sold featuring their likeness.
2024 UFC Limited-Time Rules Consistence Payouts
- UFC 301: Pantoja vs. Erceg: $280,000
- UFC on ESPN 55: Nicolau vs. Perez: $175,000
- UFC 300: Pereira vs. Slope: $460,000
- UFC Fight Night 240: Allen vs. Curtis 2: $162,500
- And so forth, with a year-to-date total of $2,920,000 and a program-to-date total of $25,657,000.
Conclusion
- For more details on the event, visit MMA Addict's event center for UFC 301.
