Sean O'Malley disputes reports of Alex Pereira's $10 million UFC White House paycheck
Sean O'Malley disputes reports claiming Alex Pereira earned $10 million for his UFC Heavyweight fight against Ciryl Gane at the White House event. O'Malley states there is "no shot in hell" Pereira made that amount. The article covers Pereira's failed attempt to become the first UFC fighter to win championships in three weight classes, as Gane defeated him.
Key quotes
There is no shot in hell that Alex Pereira made $10 million for that fight.
Pereira had the chance to make history by becoming the first UFC fighter to win championships in three different weight classes.
The Frenchman proved too powerful, winning the fight decisively.
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