After making headlines and delivering jaw-dropping moments, the UFC is back this weekend with an electrifying Fight Night event. This time, the UFC returns to Paris for the third consecutive year, headlined by an exhilarating lightweight matchup between No.10-ranked Renato Moicano and No. 12-ranked Benoît Saint-Denis.
In the co-main event, fans will witness a showdown between Nassourdine Imavov and Brendan Allen. With a stacked fight card, fans can expect top-notch action, and the purse is sure to reflect the intensity of the night.
How Much Money Will Renato Moicano, Benoit Saint-Denis, and Others Earn?
As per MMA Salaries, Moicano bagged his biggest payday yet, earning $291,000 after taking down Jalin Turner at UFC 300, though his base pay was $91,000. Saint-Denis earned $256,000 in his last bout against Dustin Poirier at UFC 299, so he is set to earn a similar amount. Which is somewhere over $200,000 apart from the bonuses and incentives.
Nassourdine Imavov is set to have a base pay of around $85,000 for his fight, just like Brendan Allen. Kevin Jousset, who earned $28,000 previously, is likely to receive a similar purse this time, while Bryan Battle can expect a base pay of around $48,000.
On top of that, all fighters have a chance to stack extra cash through performance bonuses. Fans should not miss this event.
Where To Watch UFC Paris: Renato Moicano vs. Benoit Saint-Denis
Moicano and Saint-Denis will clash on September 28 at the Accor Arena in Paris for UFC Paris. Fans can catch the action with an ESPN+ subscription in the U.S. or on TNT Sports in the UK. The event kicks off with the Prelims at 12 p.m. ET and the Main Card at 3 p.m. ET in the U.S. In the UK, the Prelims start at 5 p.m. BST, and the Main Card begins at 8 p.m. BST.
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The full fight card of the event is mentioned below:
Main Card
- Renato Moicano vs Benoit Saint-Denis
- Nassourdine Imavov vs. Brendan Allen
- Kevin Jousset vs. Bryan Battle
- William Gomis vs. Joanderson Brito
- Morgan Charrière vs Gabriel Miranda
- Fares Ziam vs. Matt Frevola
Prelims
- Ion Cutelaba vs. Ivan Erslan
- Oumar Sy vs. Da Woon Jung
- Darya Zheleznyakova vs. Ailín Perez
This event is going to be a blast for fans. Additionally, ‘Money’ Moicano is gunning to extend his three-fight win streak, while Saint-Denis is eager to bounce back from his last loss to Dustin Poirier. Overall, this fight card is going to be straight-fire.
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