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UFC 329 in Las Vegas generated $275,000 in UFC Promotional Guidelines Compliance payouts, replacing the outfitting policy; Conor McGregor earned $11,000 for his appearance, with fighter PGLP pay scaled by total UFC bouts (from $4,000 for 1–3 fights up to $21,000 for 21+ fights) and higher sums for champions and title challengers, plus 20–30% royalties on merchandise bearing a fighter’s likeness. The event aired on Paramount+.
Fighters from UFC 299 event received a total of $359,000 in UFC Promotional Guidelines Compliance pay, with Sean O'Malley topping the list at $42,000. The program, which includes outfitting requirements and media obligations, replaced the previous UFC Athlete Outfitting Policy payments. Payouts are based on fighters' total number of UFC bouts, with champions earning $42,000 and title challengers getting $32,000. In addition to experience-based pay, fighters will receive royalty payments of 20-30 percent of any UFC merchandise sold bearing their likeness.