The salaries for the fighters competing at UFC 331 in Los Angeles on Saturday have been revealed by the California State Athletic Commission. At the top of the list is former UFC flyweight champion Alexandre Pantoja, who is set to…

The California State Athletic Commission has revealed the official fighter salaries for UFC 331, which took place at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Former flyweight champion Alexandre Pantoja topped the payroll with a flat fee of $650,000. Reigning flyweight champion Joshua Van earned the second-highest payout with a flat fee of $500,000.
In the co-main event, Arman Tsarukyan earned a flat $350,000 after securing a knockout victory over Mauricio Ruffy. Ruffy received $110,000 to show but missed out on an additional $110,000 win bonus. Other notable earners from the event included Patricio Pitbull and Marlon Vera, who each earned $400,000.
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