Lower down the card, Julian Erosa earned a tidy $12,000, while his opponent, Teruto Ishihara made $34,000, including a $17,000 win bonus.
Justin Salas was rewarded $16,000 for his losing efforts against Jason Saggo, who bagged $10,000 with an added $10,000 win bonus, giving him $20,000overall.
Diego Sanchez pocketed a pretty nifty $15,000 including a $75,000 win bonus, where as his opposite number, Jim Miller, walked away from the event $59,000richer.
Darren Elkins and Chas Skelly made a combined amount of $95,000. Elkins as the victor took home $74,000 and Skelly was paid $21,000.
Marcelo Guimaraes made $13,000, whereas Vitor Miranda, Erick Silva, Nordine Taleb, Brandon Thatch and Siyar Bahadurzada each won $32,000, $34,000, $30,000, $22,000 and $38,000 respectively.
Valentina Shevchenko lost to Amada Nunes, but left the octagon with $14,000, whilst Nunes was undoubtedly happier with her win and $56,000 earnings.

Corey Anderson found his pockets a lot heavier when he was paid $40,000 for his win over Tom Lawlor, who made a not too shabby amount of $28,000.
Illir Latifi and Gian Villante made an impressive combined sum of $86,000. Walking away with $50,000 and $36,000 respectively.
At the top of the cards are where numbers began to get astronomical.
Despite dethroning Holly Holm as the queen of the women’s division, Miesha Tate made $92,000 including her $46,000 win bonus. Holly Holm’s heartbreak of losing her title was cushioned by a pretty impressive $500,000 payout.

The main event cost the company a total of $1,500,000 in payouts. The winner of the much awaited bout, Nate Diaz took home $500,000 whereas The Notorious Conor McGregor, who is evidently Dana White’s most valuable asset, brought home the bacon with a huge $1,000,000 paycheck.