UFC octagon girl Luciana Andrade has insisted she is not paid more than the top fighters on the roster.
Fighter pay in has become a highly contentious issue in recent years with the likes of UFC heavyweight Francis Ngannou and YouTube star Jake Paul leading a campaign against the promotion's president Dana White. Ngannou recently departed the UFC after failing to agree a new deal, which also saw the heavyweight express concerns over healthcare and other competitor's pay.
And reports claimed the octagon girls, who parade the cards around the cage between rounds fights, were being paid more than the fighters who drew the crowds and clashed in the cage. This further threatens to scrutinise the payment system the UFC use, given Paddy Pimblett's debut base salary was just around £10,000.