Here are all the UFC 81 payouts:

Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira ($200,000) def. Tim Sylvia ($100,000)
Frank Mir ($80,000) def. Brock Lesnar ($250,000)
Nate Marquardt ($52,000) def. Jeremy Horn ($25,000)
Ricardo Almeida ($40,000) def. Rob Yundt ($5,000)
Tyson Griffin ($36,000) def. Gleison Tibau ($11,000)
Chris Lytle ($24,000) def. Kyle Bradley ($4,O00)
Tim Boetsch ($12,000) def. David Heath ($6,000)
Marvin Eastman ($14,000) def. Terry Martin ($12,000)
Rob Emerson ($16,000) def. Keita Nakamura ($5,000)

Note — All the winning fighters received pay that awarded 50 percent “to show” and 50 percent as a “win bonus”.

Keep in mind the salaries listed above do not include fight bonuses (knockout,submission, and fight of the night), event percentages and other unofficial payments.

The total base fighter payroll for UFC 81 was $892,000.

For the complete results of UFC 81: “Breaking Point” click here, for the screencaps click Brock Lesnar vs. Frank Mir and Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Tim Sylvia.

Here’s the breakdown:

Fight of the Night: Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Tim Sylvia

Knockout of the Night: Chris Lytle

Submission of the Night: Frank Mir

Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira, Tim Sylvia, Frank Mir and Chris Lytle earned $60,000 each in bonus money for their performances at UFC 81: “Breaking Point” last night.

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UFC 81: “Breaking Point” is happening at The Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada on Saturday[Tomorrow], February 2, at 10 p.m. ET on pay-per-view (PPV)

Here are the official weight-in results:

Antonio Rodrigo “Minotauro” Nogueira (237 lbs.) vs. Tim Sylvia (261 lbs.)
Frank Mir (255 lbs.) vs. Brock Lesnar (265 lbs.)
Nate Marquardt (185 lbs.) vs. Jeremy Horn( 185 lbs.)
Ricardo Almeida (185 lbs.) vs. Rob Yundt (185 lbs.)
Tyson Griffin (155 lbs.) vs. Gleison Tibau (156 lbs.)
Chris Lytle (170 lbs.) vs. Kyle Bradley (170 lbs.)
David Heath (205 lbs.) vs. Tim Boetsch (205 lbs.)
Terry Martin (186 lbs.) vs. Marvin Eastman (185 lbs.)
Keita Nakamura (155 lbs.) vs. Rob Emerson (155 lbs.)

All fighters made weight without incident.

Randy Couture:

“Obviously I have a lot of respect for Brock Lesnar’s wrestling ability. He was an NCAA champion, which is an elite group of individuals. I don’t think it was a wise choice to jump in and fight a former heavyweight champion. He has the potential to be a legitimate MMA contender. But we won’t know until he fights legitimate MMA competition.”

Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira will show American fans why he is in UFC:

Brock Lesnar on his hyped up Octagon debut:

Randy Couture:

“I think it’s going to be a good fight. I’m a fan of the sport first and foremost. I think it’s an interesting match-up. Nogueira’s strength tends to be on the ground and in the submission game, and Tim is just a long, strong, hard-to-take-down guy who’s got great striking abilities. It’s a classic match-up and for the interim title, so they both have a lot on the line. I like Tim’s chances in that fight given Nogueira’s performance against Heath Herring in the last fight. I like Sylvia in a stoppage of some kind.”