How UFC fighters make millions with Pay-Per-View Buys.
Pay-per-views are a staple of combat sports. And only champions and big names get access to pay per view points.
But how much do fighters make from Pay-Per-View?
It’s different for every fighter, but in 2013, Eddie Alvarez revealed he would receive $1.00 for each pay-per-view buy between 200,000 and 400,000 buys.
$2.00 for each pay-per-view buy between 400,000 buys and 600,000 buys.
And $2.50 for each pay-per-view buy over 600,000 buys.
And a couple bucks doesn’t seem like a lot, but according to MMA salaries, Conor McGregor made $18 million just from PPV at his UFC 264 loss to Dustin Porier, so that’s#shorts #ufc #mma #bjj #fighting #mixedmartialarts #mmafighter #mmanews #conormcgregor #connormcgregor #espnmma #khabib #khabibnurmagomedov #grappling #boxing #kickboxing #wrestling #judo #danawhite #joerogan #edsonbarboza #francisngannou #jonjones #danielcormier #tjdillashaw #petyryan #dustinporier #justingaethje #michaelchandler #bellator #mmafighter #michaelbisping #andrewtate #jakepaul #jiujitsu #derricklewis #demetriousjohnson #mightymouse #henrycejudo #dominickcruz #alexandervolkanovski #maxholloway #brianortega #yairrodriguez #colbycovington #kamaruusma #leonedwards #gilbertburns #khamzatchimaev #israeladesanya #roberwhittaker #yoelromero #paulocosta #jaredcannonier #darrentill #paddypimblett #paddythebaddy #gloverteixera
