UFC 64 'Franklin vs Hughes' payouts

Discussion in 'General MMA Discussion' started by Hanzy, Oct 18, 2006.

  1. Hanzy

    Hanzy "Twinkle Toes" McJack

    *-Anderson Silva: $50,000 (defeated Rich Franklin)
    *-Sean Sherk: $22,000 (defeated Kenny Florian)
    *-Rich Franklin: $21,000 (lost to Anderson Silva)
    *-Kenny Florian: $8,000 (lost to Sean Sherk)
    *-Cheick Kongo: $20,000 (lost to Carmelo Marrero)
    *-Jon Fitch: $20,000 (defeated Kuniyoshi Hironaka)
    *-Spencer Fisher: $20,000 (defeated Dan Lauzon)
    *-Kuniyoshi Hironaka: $6,000 (lost to Jon Fitch)
    *-Carmelo Marrero: $6,000 (defeated Cheick Kongo)
    *-Dan Lauzon: $3,000 (lost to Spencer Fisher)
    -Yushin Okami: $12,000 (defeated Kalib Starnes)
    -Clay Guida: $6,000 (defeated Justin James)
    -Kalib Starnes: $5,000 (lost to Yushin Okami)
    -Kurt Pellegrino: $4,000 (defeated Junior Assuncao)
    -Junior Assuncao: $3,000 (lost to Kurt Pellegrino)
    -Justin James: $3,000 (lost to Clay Guida)

    Disclosed Fighter Payroll for UFC 64: $209,000


    It's nice to see Rich Franklin being compensated well for his injuries sustained. That $21,000 should be enough to twist that nose back into position. I hope he doesn't spend it all at once. It sure pays to be a UFC champion.:jester:
     
  2. Haymaker

    Haymaker WBC Silver Diamond Emeritus Champ


    all of them should jump ship to pride and k1
     
  3. 20yearoldvirgin

    20yearoldvirgin WBC Champion

    How the hell did Silva make twice as much as Franklin, who was the defending champion?

    that makes no sense.

    "Franklin vs. Hughes"???:nixweiss:

    You're strarting to slip up, Hanzy. :nono:
     
  4. Tam Tam

    Tam Tam "Twinkle Toes" McJack

    Silva is a bigger name internaitonally speaking...PLUS, they had to pay to get him on board. Franklin was already there and doesn't need to be compensated to keep him there.

    Dana does business not unlike McDonalds.
     
  5. valdosta

    valdosta Undisputed Champion

    ...

    Franklin is well compensated, don't shed a tear for him.
     
  6. Explosivo

    Explosivo Undisputed Champion

    The way I understand it,..the UFC sets it's bouts for the winner to secure the majority of the pay. Completely opposite of boxing.

    I think it should be done this way simply to fend off any corruption, PLUS it is a definite incentive for the fighters to fight and win.

    We pay our professional athletes RIDICULOUS sums of money for playing games. It looks ridiculous what these guys get paid, when you compare them to athletes in sports like baseball, golf, football, basketball, hockey, tennis, etc.

    The fact is, ALL THOSE atheletes are overpaid, bigtime.

    Damn shame that a fucking boisterous arrogant cocksucker like TO can make millions a year by fucking up and being an attention whore.....and one of the best fighters in MMA can only hope to earn 200 thousand. And that's if he fights at least four or five times.:19:
     
  7. suiteness

    suiteness Leap-Amateur

    Franklin signed a long-term contract before the UFC really started pushing him by giving him the showcase fight with Shammy, putting him on The Ultimate Fighter, and giving him a title shot.
     
  8. Hanzy

    Hanzy "Twinkle Toes" McJack

    So he has to abide by that contract whether he likes it or not. Too bad a UFC champ like him only makes 21K guaranteed. Then again, Arlovski made 20K for his fights with Buentello, although another 20k bonus for winning. Franklin sees no bonus.
    Too bad, he goes home with a shattered ego, broken nose, bruised ribs and lousy pay.:nixweiss: Welcome to the UFC!
    Seems like even if you win the title, don't expect any kind of payoff or reward. You can be happy having won a big bit of leather and tin to put around your waist to keep your pants up.
     
  9. whiskey

    whiskey Czarcasm

    I think McDonalds might pay a little better though.
     
  10. VictimSix

    VictimSix Scrub

    Couldn't agree more. Although Chuck and Tito get nice payouts. Dana's little baby boys.
     
  11. Hanzy

    Hanzy "Twinkle Toes" McJack

    Tito had to force the hell out of Dana to get that money. That's why there's such an enmity between them behind the cameras. If Ortiz wasn't a draw, Dana would've thrown him on the street a long time ago. He already did once but brought him back.
     
  12. 20yearoldvirgin

    20yearoldvirgin WBC Champion

    :jester:
     

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