UFC Tonight: UFC: In a stunning upset at UFC Fight Night 222, Russian heavyweight Sergei Pavlovich knocked out top contender Curtis Blaydes in the first round of their highly anticipated matchup. The victory not only earned Pavlovich a win on his record but also a sizable paycheck. Follow UFC News Updates with Insidesport.IN
UFC Tonight: Earnings of Pavlovich By Knocking Out Curtis Blaydes
According to UFC officials, Pavlovich was awarded a $50,000 bonus for his performance, which included a highlight-reel knockout of Blaydes. This bonus is given to fighters who put on exceptional performances during the event, and Pavlovich’s performance certainly fit the bill.
But that’s not all the money Pavlovich earned for the night. The Russian fighter’s base salary for the matchup was $124,500, which is a significant amount in the world of mixed martial arts. It’s worth noting that the base salary does not include any bonuses or additional earnings that may be awarded to fighters for their performance. Pavlovich’s impressive victory over Blaydes has quickly made him a rising star in the heavyweight division, and it’s likely that he’ll see an increase in his salary as he climbs the ranks.
SERGEI PAVLOVICH DOES IT AGAIN 😱 ANOTHER FIRST ROUND KO! #UFCVegas71 pic.twitter.com/xwfCxf8u7M
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For now, however, he can enjoy the satisfaction of a job well done and a sizable paycheck to go with it. The knockouts just keep coming for Sergei Pavlovich. Pavlovich’s first-round finish of Curtis Blaydes in the UFC Fight Night 222 main event set a UFC record for consecutive knockout finishes. The Russian heavyweight has been on a tear, and is in prime position for a shot at the title.
Overall, UFC Fight Night 222 was an exciting event with plenty of memorable moments. Pavlovich’s knockout of Blaydes was undoubtedly one of the highlights of the night, and it’s clear that the Russian fighter has a bright future ahead of him in the sport. Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS / For News updates with InsideSport.IN
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