Like Fedor on Saturday night, Anderson Silva walked through his opponent James Irvin in his light heavyweight debut at UFC Fight Night 14 at The Palms in Vegas.

His 61-second knockout of "The Sandman" earned him a cool $200,000 and upped his record to 22-4. Lets see, at $200,000 a minute that comes out to be 12 million dollars an hour.

Amazingly, Brandon Vera pocketed the same amount for his unanimous decision victory over former IFL member Reese Andy. Unlike Silva, half of Vera’s $200,000 was a win bonus.

Fight Night 14’s fighter payout’s were definitely a little lopsided. Excluding Silva and Vera, the rest of the field accounted for only $223,000 of the total disclosed payroll ($623,000.) The third highest paid fighter of the night, Frankie Edgar, took home a total of $39,000 for his victory over Hermes Franca.

Official UFC Fight Night 14 Payout’s:

• Anderson Silva: $200,000 (no win bonus issued) def. James Irvin: $20,000
• Brandon Vera: $200,000 (includes $100,000 win bonus) def. Reese Andy $15,000
• Frankie Edgar: $26,000 ($13,000 win bonus) def. Hermes Franca : $17,000
• Cain Velasquez: $14,000 ($7,000 win bonus) defeats Jake O’Brien: $11,000
• Kevin Burns: $10,000 ($5,000 win bonus) def. Anthony Johnson: $9,000
• CB Dollaway: $20,000 ($10,000 win bonus) defeats Jesse Taylor: $8,000
• Tim Credeur: $16,000 ($8,000 win bonus) def. Cale Yarbrough: $8,000
• Rory Markham: $12,000 ($6,000 win bonus) defeats Brodie Farber: $3,00O
• Nate Loughran: $8,000 ($4,000 win bonus) defeats Johnny Rees: $4,000
• Brad Blackburn: $10,000 ($5000 win bonus) defeats James Giboo: $3,000
• Shannon Gugerty: $6,000 ($3,000 win bonus) defeats Dale Hartt: $3,000

UFC Fight Night 14 Bonuses:

• Frank Edgar ($25,000) - Fight of the Night
• Hermes Franca ($25,000) - Fight of the Night
• Rory Markham ($25,000) - Knockout of the Night
• CB Dollaway ($25,000) - Submission of the Night

Bonuses were increased $5,000 since the last Fight Night event.

As usual, the payout’s listed above are base salaries and do not include deductions for insurance licenses, taxes etc… nor do they include money paid by sponsors, which can make up for a large part of the fighter’s income.

Payout’s are as reported by the Nevada State Athletic Commission per MMAJunkie.com.

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