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AUSTIN, Texas - Brian Foster, Cole Miller, Charles Oliveira, Kyle Kingsbury and Jared Hamman each earned $40,000 fight-night bonuses for their performances at Wednesday's UFC Fight Night 22 event.

Foster earned the "Knockout of the Night" award, Miller and Oliveira picked up "Submission of the Night" bonuses, and Kingsbury and Hamman earned
"Fight of the Night" honors.

MMAjunkie.com learned of the award winners and bonus amounts while at the post-UFC Fight Night 22 press conference.

BOSTON - Joe Lauzon, Nate Diaz and Marcus Davis earned $60,000 fight-night bonuses for their performances at Saturday's UFC 118 event.

Lauzon picked up the "Submission of the Night" bonus, and Diaz and Davis earned
"Fight of the Night" honors. The usual "Knockout of the Night" bonus wasn't awarded since the the event featured no KO victories.

MMAjunkie.com learned of the award winners and bonus amounts while at the post-UFC 118 press conference.

LAS VEGAS - Maciej Jewtuszko, Anthony Pettis, Scott Jorgensen and Brad Pickett each earned $10,000 "Fight Night" bonuses for their performances at Wednesday's WEC 50 event.

Jewtuszko earned the night's "Knockout of the Night" award, Pettis picked up the "Submission of the Night" bonus, and Jorgensen and Pickett earned "Fight of the Night" honors.

MMAjunkie.com learned of the bonus winners and award amounts while in WEC 50's post-event press conference.

O’FALLON, MO – The recently-formed Fight Me MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) league announced that its debut show, “Fight Me 1 – The Battle Begins! Finney vs. Neer,” will be broadcast in its entirety for free to fight fans on its website, www.FightMeMMA.com.

Fight Me 1 will take place on Saturday at the Family Arena in St. Charles, MO in front of a sold-out crowd of more than 10,000 people. The explosive main event will feature Strikeforce veteran Jesse Finney and UFC veteran Josh Neer in what will surely be an action-packed fight.

The free, all-access online video broadcast will feature every intense bout, from the opening round of the first fight to the final decision of the highly-anticipated Finney vs. Neer main event.

The live broadcast will also feature a high quality picture with multiple camera angles and incredible behind-the-scenes action in between each fight.

The full access includes pre- and post-fight interviews from all of the night’s winners and losers and exclusive training and locker room footage before each fight. The evening will feature entertainment from the Fight Me MMA Knockout Girls and live music, along with a variety of celebrity guests as well.

There will also be added incentive for the fighters to keep the fight entertaining, as fight of the night bonuses will be awarded during the night to ensure a night of memorable fights. In addition, head-kick knockout and knockout of the night will also be awarded.

“The best part for fight fans is they won’t have to pay at all to watch this incredible action. Instead of paying $40 for a pay-per-view, MMA fans can watch the entire Fight Me card free of charge thanks to our generous sponsors,” Fight Me President and CEO Kenny Nowling said.

Fight Me is the latest venture from the founders of the American Drag Racing League (ADRL), which has exploded in popularity. Its most recent event, the ADRL Hardee’s Gateway Drags III, drew more than 100,000 fans, and its free online video broadcasts have been a smash hit.

More than 200,000 live viewers tuned in at some point during the two-day Gateway Drags.

FIGHT ME 1 FIGHT CARD

Main Event: Jesse Finney vs. Josh Neer
Co-Main Event: Fransisco “Kiko” France vs. Cale Yarbrough
Lucas Lopes vs. Brendan Seguin
Rocky Vercher vs. Chuck Parmelee
Darryl Cobb vs. Sean Huffman
Booker DeRousse vs. Brian Green
Jimmy Donahue vs. Luke Gwaltney
Abel Trujillo vs. Dave Cochran
Josh Sampo vs. Eric Acuna

OAKLAND, Calif. - Stefan Struve, Anderson Silva, Chael Sonnen and Matt Hughes earned $60,000 fight-night bonuses for their performances at Saturday's UFC 117 event.

Struve earned the "Knockout of the Night" award, Silva and Hughes picked up "Submission of the Night" bonuses, and Silva and Sonnen earned
"Fight of the Night" honors.
Silva's double-bonus performance earned him $120,000 in extra pay.

MMAjunkie.com learned of the award winners and bonus amounts while at the post-UFC 117 press conference.

“Fight Night” bonuses were handed down to Takanori Gomi, Charles Oliveira, Brian Stann and Mike Massenzio for their efforts on Sunday night at the UFC on Versus 2 event. Each fighter was awarded a $40,000 bonus.

“Knockout of the Night” was awarded to Gomi, the “Submission of the Night” was given to Oliveira, and the “Fight of the Night” was earned by Stann and Massenzio.

It took the “Fireball Kid” 1:04 seconds to end his fight against Tyson Griffin in the opening bout of the Versus broadcast to earn the “Knockout of the Night” honor. Griffin was caught with a right hook that sent him to the mat, he was quick to protest the stoppage but it was very evident that he had been rocked and the right call had been made.

Oliveria made a big splash with the UFC in his promotional debut by quickly submitting fellow lightweight Darren Elkins at 41 seconds of the first round to win the “Submission of the Night” honor.

The winners of the “Fight of the Night” honor, Stann and Massenzio faced one another on the preliminary card of the event. Both men traded the first two rounds winning one each before Stann managed to succeed with a triangle-choke at 3:10 of the third round to earn the victory.

Following two dominating rounds against Mike Russow at UFC 114, UFC heavyweight prospect Todd Duffee appeared on his way to back-to-back to UFC wins and a perfect 7-0 pro record.

Russow, though, scored a stunning comeback knockout at the May event, and Duffee is trying to move on.

But whatever you do, don't tell the 6-foot-3, 255-pound slugger that he's now a better fighter because of the lost.

UFC 116 took place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. In a night that delivered on all fronts, Zuffa has announced post fight bonuses for the event. Each bonus was worth 75 thousand dollars to the recipients.

Submission of the night went to the UFC Heavyweight Champion Brock Lesnar who weathered an early storm before securing a fight ending arm-triangle choke.

Knockout of the night went to Gerald Harris. Harris fought on the nights preliminary card and defeated Dave Branch via Knockout from a vicious slam that immediately rendered Branch unconscious.

Fight of the night honors went to a pair of fights. Stephan Bonnar, Krzysztof Soszynski, Chris Leben and Yoshihiro Akiyama each earned $75,000 fight-night bonuses for their performances .

Leben and Akiyama battled for the better portion of 3 rounds, prior to Leben scoring the victory by Triangle choke with only :14 seconds left in the bout. A true gem that might have netted Leben FOTN and Sub of the night under other circumstances.

Soszynski and Bonnar, were awarded a second “Fight of the Night” bonus . This fight a rematch of their UFC 110 meeting. With Bonner pulling out the victory by 3rd round TKO in a fight that saw the UFC vet battered and cut up for the majority of the contest.

Brendan Schaub notched his second consecutive official win in the UFC with a one-sided beatdown of Brock Lesnar training partner Chris Tuchscherer during the UFC 116 prelims this evening from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Tuchscherer wasn’t able to get anything going for the minute that the bout lasted, as Schaub delivered a crushing right hand to the temple that sent the former Division II All-American wrestler to the canvas and on his way to the second loss in three UFC outings.

The original Kimbo-slayer Seth Petruzelli was served up a submission defeat in his return to the Octagon at the hands of UFC newcomer Ricardo Romero. Petruzelli had the former Ring of Combat Champion in a lot of trouble during the first round thanks to a series of vicious strikes that left Romero on queer street until the New Jersey native took over in the second round, controlling “The Silverback” from the top position and finishing the fight with a nasty straight armbar.

Making an early bid for the coveted “Knockout of the Night” bonus was Gerald Harris who battled David Branch tooth in the middleweight division for the bulk of two and a half rounds before slamming his opponent to the canvas violently for the knockout stoppage when Branch attempted to jump into guard. Harris (15-2) improved his UFC record to 3-0 with the impressive win.

A full list of results from the UFC 116 preliminary action are listed below:

Brendan Schaub def. Chris Tuchscherer via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 1:07

Ricardo Romero def. Seth Petruzelli via submission (armbar) – Round 2, 3:05

Kendall Grove def. Goran Reljic via split decision (28-29, 30-27, 29-28)

Gerald Harris def. David Branch via knockout (slam) – Round 3, 2:35

Daniel Roberts def. Forrest Petz via split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)

Jon Madsen def. Karlos Vemola via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)