UFC 289: UFC News: The Canadian pay-per-view event UFC 289 was a night to remember, as two of Brazil’s greatest fighters – Amanda Nunes and Charles Oliveira – took center stage in the main and co-main events, respectively. For Nunes, it was a triumphant and emotional night, as she announced her retirement from MMA after a dominant victory over Irene Aldana.
As always, fans and observers are curious about the financial side of things, and are eager to know how much money Nunes earned in her final fight. So let’s take a closer look at the numbers.
UFC 289: How Much Did Amanda Nunes Earn in Her Last UFC Fight Against Irene Aldana?
UFC 289: Check out how much Amanda Nunes earned from her last fight against Irene Aldana
In a dominant performance that saw her win every round, Amanda Nunes emerged victorious over Irene Aldana by unanimous decision. Following the fight, an emotional Nunes announced her retirement from MMA, stating that “tonight is the perfect night to retire. I will live happily forever.”
With numerous records to her name, including being the first woman in UFC history to hold two titles simultaneously and holding the most wins and title fights in the women’s division, many felt that Nunes had nothing left to prove in the sport. Meanwhile, fans are interested to find how much she earned in her final fight of her career which gave her everything- fame, riches, and respect from every corner of the world.
Sports Payout has reported that Amanda Nunes earned an impressive sum for her final UFC fight against Irene Aldana at UFC 289. According to the report, Nunes received a show fee of $500,000, a win bonus of $100,000, and sponsorship earnings of $42,000. But that’s not all – with the potential for pay-per-view bonuses that could exceed $500,000, it’s estimated that Nunes earned almost a million dollars from her retirement fight.
This significant earning is a testament to Nunes’ status as one of the sport’s top earners and most dominant fighters of all time. Overall, while Nunes’ retirement marks the end of an era in the sport, it’s clear that she leaves behind a legacy of dominance and achievement that will be remembered for years to come.
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