— The following fighters took home $75,000 bonuses from the UFC 141 event…
KO OF THE NIGHT: Johny Hendricks
FIGHT OF THE NIGHT: Nate Diaz and Donald Cerrone
— UFC president Dana White announced during the post-event press conference that UFC 141 had an announced attendance of 12,158 and a live gate of $3.1 million.
An official tally will be released by the Nevada State Athletic Commission next week, once the numbers are verified.
In terms of revenue, UFC 141 outperformed the January 1 event UFC 125, which drew just $2,174,780. However, the numbers fell short of the MGM Grand Garden Arena’s top-five UFC attendance and live-gate figures. The top five are as follows:
UFC 66 (Liddell vs. Ortiz II): $5,397,300 gate (13,761 attendance)
UFC 91 (Couture vs. Lesnar): $4,815,675 (14,272)
UFC 71 (Liddell vs. Jackson): $4,304,000 (14,728)
UFC 94 (St. Pierre vs. Penn II): $4,290,000 (14,885)
UFC 116 (Lesnar vs. Carwin): $4,053,990 (12,740)
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