UFC Fight Night Oklahoma City salary report

This Sunday, fight fans tuned in to an action packed night of fights in Oklahoma City, headlined by a highly anticipated grudge match between two of the lightweight division’s most promising fighters. When Michael Chiesa and Kevin Lee fought however, it was a rather controversial affair, which many felt didn’t do the matchup justice. Ultimately, Kevin Lee won the scrap after Chiesa stopped hand fighting and referee Mario Yamasaki stopped the fight when Chiesa appeared to go limp.

Also on the main card, in the co-main event, Tim Boetsch handed former UFC welterweight champion Johny Hendricks his first loss at middleweight after his successful debut earlier this year against Hector Lombard. Below you can see the full salary report for the card courtesy of BloodyElbow:

Kevin Lee: $88,000 ($44,000 win bonus)

Michael Chiesa $36,000

Tim Boetsch: $134,000 ($67,000 win bonus)

Johny Hendricks $100,000

Felice Herrig: $50,000 ($25,000 win bonus)

Justine Kish $14,000

Dominick Reyes: $24,000 ($12,000 win bonus)

Joachim Christensen $16,000

Tim Means: $78,000 ($39,000 win bonus)

Alex Garcia $31,000

Dennis Siever: $78,000 ($39,000 win bonus)

B.J. Penn: $150,000

Clay Guida: $110,000 ($55,000 win bonus)

Erik Koch: $24,000

Marvin Vettori: $24,000 ($12,000 win bonus)

Vitor Miranda: $18,000

Carla Esparza: $66,000 ($33,000 win bonus)

Maryna Moroz: $23,000

Darrell Horcher: $24,000 ($12,000 win bonus)

Devin Powell: $10,000

Jared Gordon: $20,000 ($10,000 win bonus)

Michel Quinones: $10,000

Tony Martin: $38,000 ($19,000 win bonus)

Johnny Case: $23,000

Jeremy Kimball: $24,000 ($12,000 win bonus)

Josh Stansbury: $12,000

This of course doesn’t include post-fight performance bonuses handed out by the UFC, which saw $50,000 awarded to Kevin Lee for his first round submission over Michael Chiesa, Tim Boetsch for his KO win over Johny Hendricks, Dominick Reyes for his first round knockout in what marked a successful UFC debut, and Jeremy Kimball for his hammerfist knockout that saw him club his opponent on the side of the head with a hammer fist strike in a rather unusual, but very effective, way.

In addition, these numbers of course don’t include Reebok sponsorship payout, or any individual deals between fighters and the promotion.

on 6/28/2017.