Damn sure was fo sho

This post was edited by trashman on Aug 13 2022 09:02pm

Nate Landwehr and David Onama put on one of the best fights of the year, so they were a shoo-in for the UFC San Diego “Fight of the Night” award.

The featherweights earned an extra $50,000 each for the show they put on in Saturday’s co-main event, which had fans and their fellow fighters on the edge of their seats. Landwehr won a unanimous decision, but both fighters will add the second Performance Award of their UFC careers to their resumes.

Performance of the Night bonuses went to a pair of incredible knockouts. Marlon Vera added to his growing collection of bonuses with a powerful head kick KO of Dominick Cruz in the main event, while Tyson Nam earned his second Performance Award with a first-round knockout of Ode Osbourne on the preliminaries.

Vera’s six Performance Awards put him into a tie with Sean O’Malley for third-most bonuses in the UFC bantamweight division, behind only Pedro Munhoz (7) and T.J. Dillashaw (8). He also extended his record for the most stoppages in UFC bantamweight history with 10.

A complete list of the UFC San Diego salaries can be seen below. As always, these figures do not represent a fighter’s total earnings, as certain sponsorship incomes, discretionary bonuses, and other forms of income are not publicly disclosed.

Marlon Vera: $300,000 (includes $150,000)
Dominick Cruz: $175,000
Nate Landwehr: $60,000 (includes $30,000 win bonus)
David Onama: $24,000
Yazmin Jauregui: $50,000 (includes $25,000 win bonus)
Iasmin Lucindo: $12,000
Azamat Murzakanov: $24,000 (includes $12,000 win bonus)
Devin Clark: $75,000
Priscila Cachoeira: $80,000 (includes $40,000 win bonus)
Ariane Lipski: $40,000
Gerald Meerschaert: $146,000 (includes $73,000 win bonus)
Bruno Silva: $40,000
Angela Hill: $190,000 (includes $95,000 win bonus)
Lupita Godinez: $45,000
Martin Buday: $24,000 (includes $12,000 win bonus)
Lukasz Brzeski: $10,000
Nina Nunes: $80,000 (includes $40,000 win bonus)
Cynthia Calvillo: $70,000
Gabriel Benitez: $100,000 (includes $50,000 win bonus)
Charlie Ontiveros: $12,000
Tyson Nam: $50,000 (includes $25,000 win bonus)
Ode Osbourne: $28,000
Josh Quinlan: $20,000 (includes $10,000 win bonus)
Jason Witt: $23,000
Youssef Zalal: $24,000
Da’Mon Blackshear: $12,000

Hell you may as well say he has 11 stoppages. That 5, pound over catchweight is close enough for me

I think same is a legend i hope he retiere soon..

Lundwehr at +270 crushed me tonight.

it's odd to me, when the main event fighters are on 50% show, 50% win bonus contracts

the bonuses should be behind the scene

Shout out to holynorth with his sport book keep it up champ!!!

Wrong.

1st round, the first time Cruz swayed right Vera stepped left... cruz also picked up on that, youll notice he bobs left next time with caution.

Vera timing that counter all night, pulled it off easily. I dont think he "missed that count all night"



Dumbest shit ive ever heard lol

was never in any danger.. looked tough af once again.

This post was edited by zNick on Aug 13 2022 09:57pm

Luca Fury called this fight perfectly earlier this week. Straight up said bet Cruz now at + money, wait 2 rounds and then Live bet Chito as he's going to be hurting Cruz bad as the fight goes on and to quote him "I don't know why nobodies talking about this, Cruz dips in and out and puts his head down, the head kick is there for the taking". Guy has been Nostradamus lately. Also said to bet Silva/GM3 ITD instead of Silva by KO/TKO, as GM3 could wear him and and put him out too. Lol.