Conor McGregor Made $11k From UFC’s Compliance Payouts

UFC 264 went down on Saturday and there was a lot of money to split up. While fighters take home money in different ways during a UFC event, their compliance pay amounts are in.

According to MMA Junkie, UFC 264 broughtin $218,000 in total for their Promotional Guidelines Compliance pay. This is separate from other streams of revenue that fighters have, but the amounts are interesting.

The compliance program includes media obligations, outfitting requirements, and other items under the fighter code of conduct. These payouts replace the previous ones made under the UFC Athlete Outfitting Policy.

Conor McGregor only took home $11,000 to Dustin Poirier’s $21,000. Jessica Eye, who made headlines after her insane forehead cut at UFC 264, also pulled in $11,000 to her opponent Jennifer Maia’s $6,000.

You can check out the UFC 264 Promotional Guidelines Compliance payouts below:

• Dustin Poirier: $21,000
  def. Conor McGregor: $11,000
• Gilbert Burns: $16,000
  def. Stephen Thompson: $16,000
• Tai Tuivasa: $6,000
  def. Greg Hardy: $6,000
• Irene Aldana: $6,000
  def. Yana Kunitskaya: $6,000
• Sean O’Malley: $6,000
  def. Kris Moutinho: $4,000
• Max Griffin: $11,000
  def. Carlos Condit: $21,000
• Michel Pereira: $6,000
  def. Niko Price: $11,000
• Ilia Topuria: $4,000
  def. Ryan Hall: $4,500
• Dricus Du Plessis: $4,000
  def. Trevin Giles: $6,000
• Jennifer Maia: $6,000
  def. Jessica Eye: $11,000
• Brad Tavares: $16,000
  def. Omari Akhmedov: $11,000
• Zhalgas Zhumagulov: $4,000
  def. Jerome Rivera: $4,500

Fighters also get perpetuity royalties ranging from 20% to 30% from UFC merchandise sold with their likeness on it. As previously stated, those dollar amounts do not reflect the fighters’ full paydays after everything is accumulated.

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