The UFC 310 clash between Shavkat Rakhmonov and Ian Garry isn’t just about proving who’s the better fighter. It’s also about the financial stakes that come with such a high-profile bout. Beyond the fight itself, many are curious about the financial rewards these fighters are set to earn.

From base salaries to potential bonuses and sponsorship deals, the numbers reflect their rising star power in the sport. But how much exactly will the undefeated duo be making at the event? Here’s a closer look at it below.

What is Ian Garry’s salary for UFC 310?

Ian Garry continued his meteoric rise in the UFC with a commanding performance at UFC 303, leaving fans in awe of his skills. While the Irish phenom’s undefeated streak remained intact, many were curious about how much he earned for his efforts on fight night. As per MMASalaries.com, Garry earned a base salary of $50,000 with an additional $50,000 win bonus for his decision win over Michael Venom Page.

In total, Ian Garry walked away with $1,00,000 for his UFC 303 appearance, excluding any undisclosed bonuses or sponsorship deals, which could push his earnings even higher. For his upcoming UFC 310 clash, the Irishman is expected to make a base salary of $150,000, with the potential for an additional $150,000 win bonus.

Should he deliver a standout performance, a $50,000 Performance of the Night bonus could also be on the table. With sponsorships and other bonuses factored in, Garry’s total earnings for UFC 310 could very well surpass $450,000 marking another milestone in his rising UFC career. His opponent is a man who is considered by many as the boogeyman of the division. ‘Nomad’ is unbeaten in his UFC career and will look to keep his winning momentum going. But how much is Shavkat Rakhmonov making from the event? Let us find out about it below.

Shavkat Rakhmonov’s payout for his next fight

For his fight at UFC 296, Rakhmonov took home a base salary of $150,000 as reported by MMASalaries.com. Adding to this, he earned a $150,000 win bonus after securing a thrilling victory over veteran 170lbs contender, Stephen Thompson. While the exact total of these undisclosed amounts remains unknown, his official fight night earnings amounted to more than $300,000. As reported by Sportal Mag, Shavkat Rakhmonov is projected to earn a total of $800,000 at UFC 310.

This amount includes a guaranteed purse of $350,000, a $100,000 win bonus, $6,000 in promotional compliance pay, and an estimated $300,000 from pay-per-view points. Additionally, Rakhmonov’s consistent ability to deliver exciting fights makes him a strong contender for a $50,000 Performance of the Night bonus. Outside of his disclosed pay, ‘Nomad’ is also likely to benefit from sponsorship deals, incentive bonuses, and potentially undisclosed UFC incentives, which could push his total earnings way past what he will be earning at the event.

As Rakhmonov’s undefeated record and thrilling fighting style continue to captivate fans, the financial rewards are beginning to match his growing reputation. A strong showing at UFC 310 could further elevate both his career trajectory and his earning potential. Who do you think will win between the two? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.