Previous WWE star, CM Punk, got $500,000 in addition to other uncovered pay rates for his execution at UFC 203.
Saturday, September tenth, previous WWE star CM Punk made his blended hand to hand fighting and UFC debut against youthful, best in class, UFC Welterweight Mickey Gall. Punk tumbled to Gall in a first-round back nake-stifle after just 2:14 in the enclosure. The universe of MMA has since been in a state of chaos, not as a result of Punk's misfortune, but rather on account of his $500,000 payout for venturing into the octagon.
Punk is notwithstanding getting some joke from the WWE after he marked with the Ultimate Fighting Championship in December of 2014, with no combative technique foundation, in the wake of stopping the professional wrestling industry around the same time because of a question with WWE administration. Punk prepared for a long time at Roufusport with a specific end goal to get ready for a MMA debut and the record amongst Punk and Gall remained at an aggregate of two UFC battles (Gall was 2-0 before UFC 203).
The hubbub has all the earmarks of being brought about by Punk's money out being higher than each other warrior's on the card, except for Stipe Miocic's and Alistair Overeem who battled in the headliner session. To place it in context, Punk's 2 minutes and fourteen seconds in the pen earned him generally $233,644.90 every moment in the octagon, which squares with about $3,731.34 every second.
The pay rates of the principle card of UFC 203 include:
Stipe Miocic ($600,000), Alistair Overeem ($800,000), Fabricio Werdum ($375,000), Travis Browne ($120,000), Mickey Gall ($30,000), Jimmie Rivera ($48,000), Urijah Faber ($160,000), Jessica Andre ($46,000), and Joanne Calderwood ($25,000).
While Punk's misfortune didn't appear to come as a stun to those in the MMA people group, his apparently strong conduct at measure ins show he may have rushed to hop into the octagon:
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