‘Biggest fight in UFC history’, Dana White offers insane cash to victorious UFC London » FirstSportz

Dana White picked several promising candidates to give us the UFC London card. From the ferocity exuded by each contender to the stunning results, a perplexed but ecstatic Dana White couldn’t pick 4 fighters to award the performance bonuses. Instead, he went one step further and made a statement that there would be 9 performance bonuses.

In what the UFC president calls the biggest fight night in UFC history, he announced that every fighter who earned a finish would go home $50,000 richer. This meant that fighters Tom Aspinall, Arnold Allen, Paddy Pimblett, Molly McCann, Ilia Topuria, Makwan Amirkhani, Sergei Pavlovich, Paul Craig and Muhammad Mokaev will go their way this time not only with a win but also with a generous tip .

It is not uncommon for the UFC to award additional achievement awards, sometimes as high as 6. But an enthusiastic Dana said in a post-UFC London press conference: “Nine bonuses tonight. Any degree. And I couldn’t be happier to do it.”

The group of hometown favorites showed immense talent and strength, which was even acknowledged by Dana White. This card has opened up numerous potential but prominent fights, with Dana insisting they will change the UFC schedule for 2022 to bring UFC London back as soon as possible.

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Dana White addresses potential ‘Knockout of the Year’ contestant Molly McCann

As you already know, UFC London had 9 nerve-wracking results, but many people agree that Molly McCann secured a spot for Knockout of the Year so early. In a spectacular spinning elbow, the meatball knocked out Luana Carolina, who fell to the mat with her eyes wide open.

When asked about the promising “Knockout of the Year,” Dana White says in an interview that if this isn’t the winning knockout, they’ll see even crazier things this year. He said, “Women don’t normally KO another woman like that, and that was a vicious KO.”

The knockout ranks McCann’s wins back-to-back and is recorded as her first knockout in UFC history.

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