Reebok Payouts For UFC London Are The Lowest Of The Year

Fabricio Werdum was the only fighter to make more than $5000 off the UFC Athlete Outfitting program. The UFC Athlete Outfitting (aka Reebok) pay program has released the financial figures for UFC London, and with a lot of less experienced …

Fabricio Werdum was the only fighter to make more than $5000 off the UFC Athlete Outfitting program.

The UFC Athlete Outfitting (aka Reebok) pay program has released the financial figures for UFC London, and with a lot of less experienced fighters on the roster the numbers are pretty low.

Unsurprisingly, Fabricio Werdum stands head and shoulders above the rest of the roster with $15,000 for his 20th fight with the promotion. Fun fact: fights 21 and above get him in the highest $20,000 per fight payment tier. Everyone else on the card? Sitting in the $3500 to $5000 range for their 1 to 10 fights in the UFC.

The total amount paid out for UFC Fight Night: Werdum vs. Volkov sits at $96,500 which is the lowest payout of the year so far. Here’s how that breaks down specifically:

Alexander Volkov: $5,000 def. Fabricio Werdum: $15,000

Jan Blachowicz: $5,000 def. Jimi Manuwa: $5,000

Tom Duquesnoy: $3,500 def. Terrion Ware: $3,500

Leon Edwards: $5,000 def. Peter Sobotta: $5,000

Charles Byrd: $3,500 def. John Phillips: $3,500

Danny Roberts: $5,000 def. Oliver Enkamp: $3,500

Danny Henry: $3,500 def. Hakeem Dawodu: $3,500

Paul Craig: $5,000 def. Magomed Ankalaev: $3,500

Kajan Johnson: $5,000 def. Stevie Ray: $5,000

Dmitriy Sosnovskiy: $3,500 def. Mark Godbeer: $5,000