UFC 300 Charles Oliveira & Arman Tsarukyan Payout: How Much Are the Lightweights Earning?

Charles Oliveira and Arman Tsarukyan are about to lock horns against each other at the UFC 300 within a few hours. Both of the fighters are riding on winning streaks and this fight will be their gateway towards the coveted lightweight belt. Tsarukyan has been phenomenal in his run to the championship but ‘Do Bronx’s aura is something that is not to be taken lightly either.

Naturally, there has been a massive hype for this match as both Tsarukyan and Oliveira have one thing in common and that is their loss to Islam Makhachev. Nonetheless, ahead of their clash against each other let’s have a look at the amount of money these fighters are going to make in their outing at UFC 300.

The payouts of Charles Oliveira and Arman Tsarukyan at UFC 300

If we go by the sources the potential payouts of the UFC 300 would be around $14,271,500 excluding performance bonuses and win bonuses. In addition to that, there’s also a sponsorship amount that is to be distributed by Venum, which will be around $403,000. Now that we have a rough idea of the cumulative amount of the pay structure, let’s also have a look at how much ‘Do Bronx’ and Arman Tssarukyan are about to earn from the bout!

Charles Oliveira is one of the biggest names in the UFC and the promotion pays a massive paycheck to its stars. The Brazilian fighter has been earning millions of dollars from his fights in the UFC for quite some time. Do Bronx’s last outing against Beneil Dariush reportedly got him a massive $1,371,000 paycheck including win bonuses. Going by that, we talk about his salary at UFC 300, excluding bonuses, the sum could be as high as $750,000 according to certain reports.

However, on the contrary, Arman Tsarukyan’s payout might have a big difference. In his last outing against Dariush, Tsarukyan earned approximately $550,000 including bonuses. If we talk about his confirmed purse excluding bonuses among other aspects this time, Tsarukyan is reportedly about to get around $220,000.

Interestingly, Dana White has announced a massive $300,000 bonus for the grand event and the cumulative salary of these fighters can increase drastically after that inclusion. Now that we know how much Oliveira and Tsarukyan are earning, how much do you think the other UFC 300 fighters will be getting?

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Exploring the pay structure for the other UFC 300 fighters

UFC 300 would be a money mania for the fighters as well as the promotion. According to the reports, the promotion is about to make around $100 million including the PPV and the gates. The fighters on the other hand are about to be compensated really well too!

Reportedly, Alex Pereira is set to earn $1,500,000 facing off against Jamahal Hill who will be taking home $450,000. Following that, Zhang Weili will be making $600,000 in her fight against Xiaonan Yan, who is set to earn $200,000. Justin Gaethje and Max Holloway‘s face-off will see Gaethje taking home $750,000 while Holloway earns $970,000. Bo Nickal and Cody Brundage will also be stepping into the octagon, with Nickal earning $150,000 compared to Brundage’s $50,000. Additionally, Jiri Prochazka will be earning $550,000 facing off against Aleksandar Rakic who is set to earn $280,000.

On the other hand, Calvin Kattar will earn $200,000 against Aljamain Sterling‘s $550,000 while Sodiq Yusuff and Diego Lopes will get $150,000 and $120,000 respectively. As for Jalin Turner and Renato Moicano, they will born earn $150,000 each, along with Holly Holm and Kayla Harrison, who will earn $500,000 each.

If we look at the other names, Jessica Andrade, Marina Rodriguez, Bobby Green, Jim Miller, Deiveson Figueiredo and Cody Garbrandt will earn $250,000, $120,000, $250,000, $300,000, $350,000 and $550,000, respectively.

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The participants are surely going to come out of the UFC 300 with heavy pockets!