Vicente Luque receives more than R$1 million and receives the highest salary at UFC Las Vegas 5

V. Luque (photo) received the highest salary UFC Las Vegas 5. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram @luquevicente

Vicente has many reasons to celebrate after the UFC Las Vegas 5, held last Saturday (01). The Brazilian, who defeated Randy Brown on the main card of the attraction, he received the biggest salary of the attraction. He pocketed US$240, around R$1.27 million at current prices, including salary, bonus and sponsor incentive.

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How Luque knocked out Randy Brown At 4m56s of the second round, the Brasilia native received more than R$127 thousand per minute.

In addition to Luque, another Brazilian on the card has nothing to complain about. Jennifer maia pocketed US$94 thousand (R$501 thousand) after defeating Joanne calderwood in the co-main fight and guarantee the chance to compete for the women's flyweight belt.

Check out the complete list of UFC Las Vegsa 5 salaries below:

UFC Las Vegas 5 Salaries

Vincent Luque: $ 240k ($90 for performance, $90 win bonus, $50 performance bonus, $10 sponsor incentive)

Derek Brunson: $ 215k ($100 presentation, $100 win bonus, $15 sponsor incentive)

Bobby Green: $ 141k ($38 for performance, $38 win bonus, $50 Fight of the Night bonus, $15 sponsor incentive)

Jennifer maia: $ 94k ($20 for performance, $20 win bonus, $50 performance bonus, $4 sponsor incentive)

Lando vannata: $ 82k ($27 for appearance, $50 fight of the night bonus, $5 sponsor incentive)

Frankie Saenz: $ 53k ($42 for the presentation, $6 because the rival didn't make weight, $5 as an incentive from the sponsor)

Joanne calderwood: $ 50k ($40 presentation, $10 sponsor incentive)

Randy Brown: $ 45k ($40 presentation, $5 sponsor incentive)

Jonathan martinez: $ 38k ($20 for the presentation, US$20 bonus for victory, minus US$6 passed on to the rival for not making weight, US$4 as an incentive from the sponsor)

Edmen shahbazyan: $ 36k ($32 presentation, $4 sponsor incentive)

Chris Gutierrez: $ 26k ($22 presentation, $4 sponsor incentive)

Nathan Maness: US$23,500 ($10 presentation, $10 win bonus, $3,500 sponsor incentive)

Jamall Emmers: US$23,500 ($10 presentation, $10 win bonus, $3,500 sponsor incentive)

Johnny Munoz: US$13,500 ($10 presentation, $3,500 sponsor incentive)

Vincent Cachero: US$13,500 ($10 presentation, $3,500 sponsor incentive)

cody durden: US$13,500 ($10 presentation, $3,500 sponsor incentive)