UFC fans can be rather curious. After all, everyone wants to know what’s going on with the fighters. UFC flyweight Jeff Molina recently shared a picture of a bonus payment he received for the fight at ESPN 86 in Las Vegas. The fight had taken place on October 23 last year against Daniel Lacerda. Molina won the fight through TKO and hence received a bonus.

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The fighter was, of course, happy to share this on Twitter.

Twitter’s reaction to Jeff Molina’s fight bonus tweet

However, it was the reactions that caught a lot of attention. Many people were not happy with the fighter’s post. This is because of the ongoing pay controversy the promotion is facing. Other Twitter users had some hilarious reactions. Many also wanted to know how much the UFC bonus was.

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While the fighter blurred the amount, he had initially forgotten to do so. Thus, he deleted the initial tweet and, later on, blurred the amount.

But Twitter users were quick, and a few posted Molina’s initial tweet revealing the amount.

Still, many were curious to know how much the bonus was. Hence, Molina tweeted once again.

There were several positive tweets as well. Many pointed out that Molina was happy, and that’s what mattered the most.

Many people were busy discussing fighter pay and the percentage that the promotion gives them. But UFC President Dana White’s signature was another topic of discussion. People thought his signature was rather odd. As a result, people pointed it out.

Several others asked the fighters the motive behind posting the bonus months later. Whatever it may have been, it is great to see that Jeff Molina is happy with the work he is doing.

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