UFC 285: UFC News: A lot of MMA fans have perhaps started watching the Ultimate Fighting Championship due to Jon Jones (UFC). In the company’s history, Jon “Bones” Jones is one of the greatest fighters. Jones developed the talents that have made him the toughest, most cruel, and most vicious fighter in the company, beginning his career in pro wrestling and later becoming a national Juco champion. The youngest UFC champion, he didn’t waste any time in rising at a breakneck pace. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN.
And he has experienced numerous legendary moments over his career. Consequently, the amount of money he may make in his upcoming match against Ciryl Gane is a subject of great interest to fans as he prepares to make his comeback to the UFC cage.
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UFC 285: How much money could Jon Jones make if he defeats Ciryl Gane in the upcoming pay-per-view event?
Following a lengthy break, Jones has signed to eight fights for a lucrative salary. On March 4, 2023, at T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, he will make his UFC 285 comeback. Several assumptions have been made about the payout, bonuses, and earnings of Jones for UFC 285.
But given UFC doesn’t reveal salaries but like always we make assumptions based on the prior UFC events and anticipate the wages of the combatants they may make in the future planned fight.
With his previous bout earnings, Jones will receive a guaranteed $3.5 to $4 million from the upcoming PPV. Also, the legendary fighters will earn the PPV, sponsorship, bonus, and fight of the night money in addition to the guaranteed money.
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Also, according to reports, Jon will make between $10 and $20 million, reaching Conor McGregor as the highest-paid UFC athlete. While we are aware that Jon had a contract with the business for 8 fights. Although Jones’ pay isn’t made public, but as per reports, it seems like he’ll be making more money than before.
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