UFC 294: In the main event, UFC lightweight champion Islam Makhachev defends his title against UFC featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski in a rematch on short notice. Makhachev secures victory with a first-round TKO! A powerful left head kick knocks Volkanovski down, and the referee intervenes after a series of undefended head shots. This intense rivalry concludes with a significant win for Makhachev. Now, let’s explore Islam’s earnings from tonight’s victory over Volkanovski.
UFC 294: Islam Makhachev’s Earning by Defeating Alexander Volkanovski
Islam Makhachev emerged victorious over Volkanovski with a first-round knockout. Makhachev sealed the end of their rivalry with a powerful left head kick that sent Volkanovski to the ground.
In terms of earnings, Makhachev received a fixed salary of $750,000 along with a $100,000 win bonus. Additionally, he earned $42,000 from sponsorships. Makhachev also received a Performance of the Night bonus of $50,000.
On the other hand, Volkanovski earned a fixed salary of $750,000 and $32,000 from sponsorships. Both fighters earned a substantial amount of money from the fight.
It’s important to highlight that Volkanovski stepped into the fight just 11 days before the event after Charles Oliveira withdrew due to an eyebrow injury. Volkanovski’s last-minute entry saved the main event, and the fight met fans’ expectations as Makhachev secured a TKO victory.
Both fighters, Makhachev and Volkanovski, enjoyed significant earnings from the fight, and they both retained their respective titles. Makhachev successfully defended his lightweight title against Volkanovski, while Volkanovski remains the current featherweight title holder.
Volkanovski is now eagerly anticipating his upcoming match in January, while there are indications that Makhachev might consider switching weight categories for his future fights.
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