Fighting in the UFC is about more than just glory and rankings. Money matters, plain and simple. Every punch thrown and every submission attempt represents a potential payday that could change a fighter’s life. UFC Vegas 110 went down at the APEX facility with Steve Garcia and David Onama headlining in a featherweight showdown. Neither fighter sits in the top ten yet, but this main event spot represented something bigger than rankings. It meant better pay, more exposure, and momentum heading into 2026. <\/p>
The UFC Vegas 110<\/a> payouts matter enormously to these competitors who are grinding their way toward life-changing money. So how much did the main event fighters take home, and what about the rest of the card? Let’s break down the estimated earnings, keeping in mind these figures are based on publicly available information and may not reflect actual amounts including undisclosed bonuses or sponsorship deals.<\/p> Steve Garcia has jumped from $38,000 show money back in 2023 all the way to $86,000 earlier in 2025. Now, as a first-time main event headliner, it’s reasonable to expect Garcia broke into six-figure territory for this bout. That’s a massive jump that reflects both his winning streak and his exciting fighting style. David Onama has followed a similar pay trajectory throughout his UFC<\/a> career. He went from $38,000 in 2023 to $75,000 in 2025. As the main event opponent, Onama likely saw another significant bump in his show money as well. <\/p>UFC Vegas 110 Estimated Payouts <\/h2>