Cerrone, who will fight on the undercard, will get a base salary of $200,000. Cerrone's most recent announced salary was $155,000 in a defeat to Robbie Lawler at UFC 214 in July 2017. He had earned $100,000 for his title loss. The remainder of the money comes from sponsorship deals and other ancillary income such as merchandising and media rights. Estimates for how much these sources of income vary but most range between $250,000 and $500,000 per year. When it comes to ownership interests, Cerrone is represented by both the UFC and Bellator MMA. The former owns 70 percent of Cerrone while the latter owns the remaining 30 percent. It should be noted that although Cerrone is signed with the UFC, he has the option to move over to Bellator if he gets a better deal there. In addition to fighting, Cerrone is also a coach on "The Ultimate Fighter: Brazil" and makes an appearance during each episode. McGregor is the biggest name in combat sports and therefore commands the largest paycheck. However, this doesn't mean that he's worth the most money. If anything, it shows just how lucrative combat sports are because even after taking into account his losses, McGregor still comes out ahead.