Union GP’s first event of 2025 has officially kicked off. Boss Fight 51 opened with an atmosphere befitting its name. A night of modern day warriors set against the beautiful backdrop of Croatia’s ancient Pula Arena. The historic coliseum, carved from stone and weathered by centuries, pulsed with energy as over 5,000 rabid fans roared in unison, their voices echoing through the open-air venue like a battle cry from a bygone era.
The night began with a dramatic light show that illuminated the ancient walls, casting shadows that danced like ghosts of gladiators past. Pyrotechnics exploded in fiery arcs, igniting the night sky above the arena as a thunderous bass rattled the ground beneath.
As the camera panned across the coliseum, it captured the passion in each spectator’s eyes, locals and traveling fans alike, unified in their hunger for combat. The historic stones seemed to hum with the echoes of history, and every chant, stomp, and cheer felt like a tribute to those who stood on these hallowed grounds. Tonight wasn’t just an event, it was a visceral collision of the ancient and the modern, a night where legacies would be forged under the timeless sights of the Pula Arena.
ROUND ONE: The opening bout began with both fighters in orthodox stances, displaying contrasting strategies. Shäfer, known for her kickboxing prowess, initiated the action with a series of crisp jabs and low kicks, aiming to establish her striking range. Radek, exhibiting her unorthodox silat-influenced striking, responded with a spinning backfist that narrowly missed its mark, eliciting gasps from the crowd. Midway through the round, Shäfer’s high-volume striking began to find its target, landing a precise right cross followed by a left hook that snapped Radek’s head back. Undeterred, Radek showcased her resilience, absorbing the blows and countering with a powerful overhand right that staggered Shäfer a bit. Sensing an opportunity, Radek pressed forward aggressively, forcing Shäfer against the cage. In the clinch, Radek’s wrestling background became evident as she executed a well-timed trip, bringing Shäfer to the canvas. On the ground, Radek attempted to advance her position, but Shäfer’s Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu skills allowed her to scramble back to her feet swiftly. The round concluded with both fighters exchanging strikes in the center of the cage, with the crowd roaring in appreciation of the competitive display.
ROUND TWO: The second round began with Radek adopting a more aggressive approach, utilizing her boxing skills to close the distance. She landed a solid left hook to Shäfer’s body, followed by a right uppercut that showcased her striking versatility. Shäfer, displaying signs of swelling under her right eye, maintained her composure and retaliated with a swift head kick that grazed Radek’s temple. Radek’s overconfidence led her to overcommit on a looping right hand, which Shäfer capitalized on by slipping the punch and delivering a counter left straight. The momentum shifted as Shäfer unleashed a flurry of punches, her high-volume striking putting Radek on the defensive. However, Radek’s toughness shone through as she absorbed the onslaught and clinched to halt Shäfer’s momentum. Utilizing her superior strength, Radek executed a double leg takedown, planting Shäfer onto the mat. On the ground, Radek attempted to secure a kimura, but Shäfer’s submission defense proved effective, allowing her to escape the hold. The round ended with Radek in top position, delivering ground and pound strikes, swinging the momentum fully in her favor.
ROUND THREE: Entering the final round, both fighters exhibited signs of fatigue, yet their determination remained unwavering. Shäfer aimed to utilize her conditioning, initiating the round with a series of teep kicks to maintain distance. Radek, however, showcased her strategic acumen by catching one of the kicks and driving Shäfer to the canvas with a single leg takedown. On the ground, Radek advanced to half guard, methodically working to isolate Shäfer’s arm for a potential arm triangle choke. Sensing the danger, Shäfer utilized her agility to create a scramble, attempting to return to her feet. Radek, displaying impressive control, transitioned to Shäfer’s back, securing a body triangle and threatening with a rear naked choke. The crowd erupted as Shäfer, demonstrating remarkable heart, fought off the choke attempt and reversed the position, ending up in Radek’s guard. With time ticking away, Shäfer unleashed a barrage of ground and pound strikes, seeking to sway the judges in the final moments. Radek, exhibiting her submission defense, neutralized Shäfer’s offense until the final horn sounded.
After three grueling rounds, the judges awarded a unanimous decision to Milana Radek, with her relentless takedowns and dominant ground control making the difference. The arena erupted in applause as both fighters shared a respectful embrace, recognizing each other’s heart and determination in a captivating debut clash.
| JUDGE BORIS GLAVEN | JUDGE JAKOV KUKEC | JUDGE IGOR MALNAR | |
| ROUND ONE | 10-9 Schäfer | 10-9 Schäfer | 10-9 Schäfer |
| ROUND TWO | 10-9 Radek | 10-9 Radek | 10-9 Radek |
| ROUND THREE | 10-9 Radek | 10-9 Radek | 10-9 Radek |
| FINAL SCORE | 29-28 Radek | 29-28 Radek | 29-28 Radek |
Winner: Milana Radek by Unanimous Decision
Statistics: Anika Schäfer
Punches 45/80 (56%)
Kicks 20/35 (57%)
Clinch strikes 10/15 (67%)
Takedowns 0/1 (0%)
GnP strikes 15/25 (60%)
Submissions 0/0 (0%)
Clinch Attempts 2/3 (67%)
Time on the ground 184 s
Statistics: Milana Radek
Punches 50/90 (56%)
Kicks 10/20 (50%)
Clinch strikes 12/18 (67%)
Takedowns 3/4 (75%)
GnP strikes 20/30 (67%)
Submissions 2/3 (67%)
Clinch Attempts 3/4 (75%)
Time on the ground 184 s
ROUND ONE: As the opening round began, both fighters came out of their corners in orthodox stances, with Moreno displaying her agility through light footwork, while Bishop maintained a composed posture, ready to counter. Moreno initiated the action with a swift jab-cross combination, aiming to establish her striking early. Bishop responded by closing the distance, clinching, and executing a well timed trip takedown, capitalizing on her superior wrestling skills. On the ground, Bishop attempted to pass Moreno’s guard, but Moreno’s active hips and defensive grappling nullified the advancement. The round concluded with Bishop in top position, landing controlled ground and pound strikes, while Moreno worked to neutralize the offense. The crowd appreciated the technical exchanges, applauding both fighters as the horn sounded.
ROUND TWO: Moreno, aware of the need to shift momentum, opened the second round with increased aggression, throwing a series of leg kicks to disrupt Bishop’s base. Bishop absorbed the kicks and timed a slick double leg, showcasing her exceptional takedown ability. Once on the mat, Bishop advanced to half guard and began setting up a kimura. Moreno, demonstrating her submission defense, defended the attempt and created a scramble to return to her feet. The fighters exchanged strikes briefly before Bishop secured another takedown, emphasizing her control over the grappling exchanges. The round ended with Bishop maintaining top control, and Moreno showing signs of frustration but remaining determined.
ROUND THREE: Entering the final round, Moreno showed resilience, pressing forward with striking combinations to offset Bishop’s grappling. Bishop, maintaining composure, slipped a punch and secured a body lock, executing a seamless trip takedown. Transitioning to side control, Bishop methodically worked to isolate Moreno’s arm, setting up for an arm triangle choke. Despite Moreno’s attempts to defend, Bishop’s positional control and technique prevailed. Applying gradual pressure, Bishop tightened the choke, forcing Moreno to tap. The arena erupted in applause, acknowledging the high level grappling and sportsmanship displayed by both competitors.
After the fight, Bishop thanked her team and the passionate Croatian fans for their support, while Moreno, determined despite the loss, promised to learn from the experience and come back stronger.
Winner: Alex Bishop by Submission (Arm Triangle) at 3:45 Round 3
Statistics: Jovanna Moreno
Punches 27/60 (45%)
Kicks 12/20 (60%)
Clinch strikes 8/15 (53%)
Takedowns 0/1 (0%)
GnP strikes 5/10 (50%)
Submissions 0/0 (0%)
Clinch Attempts 0/2 (0%)
Time on the ground 435 s
Statistics: Alex Bishop
Punches 20/45 (44%)
Kicks 5/10 (50%)
Clinch strikes 10/18 (56%)
Takedowns 5/6 (83%)
GnP strikes 15/25 (60%)
Submissions 1/2 (50%)
Clinch Attempts 2/3 (67%)
Time on the ground 435 s
ROUND ONE: The fight opened with contrasting styles on full display. Barabas, standing tall in her orthodox stance, established her range with snapping teep kicks, forcing the southpaw Marshall to stay on the outside. Barabas landed a crisp head kick early, stunning Marshall briefly, but the wrestler shrugged it off and surged forward with aggressive combinations. Marshall’s relentless pressure forced Barabas into the clinch against the cage, where Marshall unleashed a flurry of knees to the body. Barabas managed to circle out and reset, using her high fight IQ to counter Marshall’s forward movement with sharp leg kicks and straight punches. Marshall absorbed the damage and timed a beautifully executed double leg takedown, landing in Barabas’ guard. From there, Marshall dominated, landing heavy ground and pound shots to Barabas’ ribs and head. Barabas worked her hips for an armbar attempt, but Marshall slammed her way free. The crowd roared as the fighters scrambled back to their feet in the final seconds. Barabas connected with a spinning back elbow that wobbled Marshall but couldn’t capitalize as the round ended. The audience was on their feet, buzzing with excitement at the high paced opening round.
ROUND TWO: Barabas opened the second round with a sense of urgency, targeting Marshall’s lead leg with vicious low kicks. However, Marshall adjusted her stance and exploded with a takedown, driving Barabas into the mat with authority. Transitioning to half guard, Marshall rained down ferocious ground and pound, forcing Barabas to cover up. Barabas attempted to scramble, but Marshall’s top control was smothering. Pinning Barabas’ arm, Marshall unleashed a relentless barrage of elbows and punches, leaving Barabas bloodied and unable to defend effectively. The referee hovered closer, warning Barabas to improve her position, but the onslaught continued. After a few more uncontested elbows rained down on Barabas, the referee had seen enough, stepping in to save her from further punishment. The crowd erupted as Marshall celebrated her TKO victory, her dominance on the ground solidifying her reputation.
After the fight, Marshall thanked her team and the fans, proudly declaring her intent to rise through the lightweight rankings. Barabas, though visibly disappointed, showed grace in defeat, acknowledging Marshall’s skill and vowing to come back stronger.
Winner: Aliyah Marshall by TKO (GnP) at 4:12 Round 2
Statistics: Monika Barabas
Punches 21/48 (44%)
Kicks 18/25 (72%)
Clinch strikes 6/12 (50%)
Takedowns 0/1 (0%)
GnP strikes 0/3 (0%)
Submissions 0/0 (0%)
Clinch Attempts 1/1 (100%)
Time on the ground 190 s
Statistics: Aliyah Marshall
Punches 15/30 (50%)
Kicks 10/15 (67%)
Clinch strikes 12/18 (67%)
Takedowns 3/4 (75%)
GnP strikes 38/50 (76%)
Submissions 0/0 (0%)
Clinch Attempts 2/3 (67%)
Time on the ground 190 s
ROUND ONE: The Pula Arena erupted as Moretti and Lambert met in the center of the cage, each man sizing up the other. Lambert’s striking prowess was evident from the outset, as he peppered Moretti with sharp jabs and lightning-fast hooks, mixing in oblique kicks to keep him guessing. Moretti, unshaken, retaliated with vicious leg kicks of his own that echoed through the venue, visibly reddening Lambert’s lead leg. The fighters engaged in a brutal exchange in the pocket midway through the round. Lambert landed a clean overhand right, rocking Moretti momentarily, but Moretti weathered the storm and countered with a devastating liver kick, forcing Lambert to retreat momentarily. The crowd roared as the fighters reset, both showing signs of early damage, Lambert’s leg swelling, Moretti sporting a small cut above his left eye. As the round closed, Lambert turned up the pace, unleashing a combination of hooks and body punches that drove Moretti to the cage. Moretti responded with a clinch, landing a series of sharp elbows before the bell.
ROUND TWO: Lambert came out aggressive, targeting Moretti’s body with snapping kicks and crisp uppercuts. Moretti, ever adaptable, began timing Lambert’s strikes, catching him with a spinning backfist that drew a collective gasp from the audience. Lambert stumbled but regained his composure, responding with a relentless barrage of straight punches that had Moretti on the defensive. The momentum swung wildly as Moretti initiated a clinch, battering Lambert with knees to the midsection and short elbows. Lambert broke free and answered with a spinning heel kick that grazed Moretti’s jaw, drawing a cheer from the crowd. In the final minute, both men dug deep, trading in the center of the cage with brutal combinations. Moretti’s leg kicks continued to punish Lambert, but Lambert’s superior boxing volume began to wear down Moretti. The crowd was deafening as the round ended with a furious exchange, both men breathing heavily but refusing to yield.
ROUND THREE: Lambert entered the final round with a renewed sense of urgency, pushing the pace with pinpoint combinations. Moretti, showing signs of fatigue, tried to keep the distance with front kicks but found himself overwhelmed by Lambert’s relentless pressure. A crushing right hook from Lambert sent Moretti reeling, and Lambert seized the opportunity, swarming him with punches and a head kick that staggered Moretti further. Moretti attempted to clinch to recover, but Lambert shrugged him off and unleashed a devastating flurry of hooks and body shots, forcing Moretti against the cage. With nowhere to go, Moretti was at the mercy of Lambert’s high-volume assault. A clean uppercut snapped Moretti’s head back, and the referee had seen enough and stepped in to save him from further damage.
The crowd erupted as Lambert fell to his knees in triumph, his victorious debut marking a powerful arrival in Union GP. Moretti, battered but unbroken, showed true sportsmanship as he congratulated Lambert, a moment of mutual respect that resonated throughout the arena.
Winner: Mason Lambert by TKO (Punches) at 3:22 Round 3
Statistics: Armando Moretti
Punches 35/70 (50%)
Kicks 22/30 (73%)
Clinch strikes 18/25 (72%)
Takedowns 0/1 (0%)
GnP strikes 0/0 (0%)
Submissions 0/0 (0%)
Clinch Attempts 2/2 (100%)
Time on the ground 0 s
Statistics: Mason Lambert
Punches 62/100 (62%)
Kicks 18/25 (72%)
Clinch strikes 12/18 (67%)
Takedowns 0/0 (0%)
GnP strikes 0/0 (0%)
Submissions 0/0 (0%)
Clinch Attempts 1/1 (100%)
Time on the ground 0 s
ROUND ONE: The crowd was electric as the undefeated Sasha Volkov faced the returning Noah Vanderkaay, who was greeted with thunderous applause. Vanderkaay opened with his signature volume striking, peppering Volkov with jabs and body shots while darting in and out with exceptional footwork. Volkov answered with his own crisp boxing combinations, targeting Vanderkaay’s high guard with power hooks. Midway through the round, Volkov closed the distance and executed a stunning hip toss, landing in side control. Vanderkaay, showing no signs of rust, scrambled back to his feet and resumed his pace, landing a sneaky uppercut that momentarily stunned Volkov. The round ended with Vanderkaay pressing forward, his high volume output drawing cheers from the crowd, while Volkov landed a sharp counter-right as the horn sounded.
ROUND TWO: Volkov adjusted his game plan, mixing in his Sambo expertise with his striking. He initiated more clinch exchanges, landing knees to the body and softening Vanderkaay’s midsection. Vanderkaay stayed active, throwing high volume combinations and punishing Volkov’s legs with calf kicks. The turning point of the round came when Volkov timed Vanderkaay’s forward movement and landed a perfectly executed double leg takedown. Vanderkaay’s defensive guard stifled much of Volkov’s ground and pound, but the control time swung the momentum in Volkov’s favor. Vanderkaay managed to escape to his feet in the final minute, throwing an overhand right that narrowly missed. Both fighters traded jabs in the closing seconds, with Vanderkaay’s relentless pace keeping the crowd on their feet.
ROUND THREE: The final round showcased both fighters’ determination. Volkov opened with heavy boxing combinations, forcing Vanderkaay to retreat. Vanderkaay, visibly fatigued but undeterred, rallied with crisp straights and body hooks, trying to overwhelm Volkov with volume. Volkov’s adaptability shone as he landed another takedown, transitioning to half guard and looking to secure an arm triangle choke. Vanderkaay defended valiantly and managed to escape back to his feet, where he unleashed a desperate flurry. Volkov absorbed the strikes and landed a clean left hook that staggered Vanderkaay. The round ended with Volkov pressing forward, controlling the center of the cage, and landing precise shots.
Noah Vanderkaay left everything in the cage, his battered frame standing as a testament to unyielding determination that led him to a championship. The crowd erupted into a thunderous standing ovation, honoring the warrior who defied the odds and poured his soul into every second of his comeback. Across from him, Sasha Volkov stood victorious yet subdued, his gloves resting on his hips.
In his post-fight interview, Volkov spoke with quiet intensity, his words laced with respect, but beneath the humility, a fire burned. Volkov, fresh off defending his ranking against a former champion, made his intentions clear. His eyes are firmly set on the gold, and he’s ready to prove he belongs at the top of the division.
The tension hung thick in the air as the ancient arena buzzed with the gravity of Volkov’s statement. Vanderkaay, though defeated, left no doubt he still belonged among the elite. The grit, the glory, the raw emotion, this fight had it all.
| JUDGE BORIS GLAVEN | JUDGE JAKOV KUKEC | JUDGE IGOR MALNAR | |
| ROUND ONE | 10-9 Vanderkaay | 10-9 Vanderkaay | 10-9 Vanderkaay |
| ROUND TWO | 10-9 Volkov | 10-9 Volkov | 10-9 Volkov |
| ROUND THREE | 10-9 Volkov | 10-9 Volkov | 10-9 Volkov |
| FINAL SCORE | 29-28 Volkov | 29-28 Volkov | 29-28 Volkov |
Winner: Sasha Volkov by Unanimous Decision
Statistics: Sasha Volkov
Punches 65/120 (54%)
Kicks 10/15 (67%)
Clinch strikes 22/30 (73%)
Takedowns 4/5 (80%)
GnP strikes 18/30 (60%)
Submissions 0/1 (0%)
Clinch Attempts 4/6 (67%)
Time on the ground 213 s
Statistics: Noah Vanderkaay
Punches 120/180 (67%)
Kicks 15/20 (75%)
Clinch strikes 8/12 (67%)
Takedowns 0/0 (0%)
GnP strikes 0/0 (0%)
Submissions 0/0 (0%)
Clinch Attempts 1/2 (50%)
Time on the ground 213 s
ROUND ONE: The Main Event fight began with Belinskaya, a southpaw, utilizing her superior agility to maintain distance, peppering Dragicevic with crisp jabs and teep kicks. Dragicevic, adopting an orthodox stance, exhibited patience, inching forward with calculated pressure, her intent to bring the fight to the ground evident. Midway through the round, Dragicevic seized an opportunity, ducking under a left cross to secure a double leg takedown. The crowd erupted as she showcased her strength, lifting Belinskaya off the canvas and driving her to the mat. On the ground, Dragicevic’s sambo and wrestling background shone as she transitioned to half guard, delivering methodical ground and pound. Belinskaya, though resilient, struggled to escape Dragicevic’s heavy top pressure. As the round waned, Dragicevic attempted an Americana submission, but Belinskaya’s toughness and defensive acumen allowed her to survive until the horn. The arena buzzed with anticipation, sensing the momentum in Dragicevic’s favor.
ROUND TWO: Belinskaya, aware of the need to thwart Dragicevic’s grappling, opened the second round with increased aggression, unleashing a barrage of kicks targeting Dragicevic’s lead leg and body. Her striking technique was on full display, and the crowd responded with cheers as several kicks landed flush. Dragicevic, undeterred, absorbed the strikes and pressed forward. She clinched with Belinskaya against the cage, utilizing her size and strength to control the position. From the clinch, Dragicevic executed a trip takedown, landing in side control. The crowd’s excitement peaked as she methodically worked to isolate Belinskaya’s arm, setting up a kimura. Belinskaya grimaced, her face showing signs of strain, but she exhibited remarkable heart, defending the submission and eventually scrambling back to her feet. The round concluded with Belinskaya landing a sharp elbow in the clinch, a reminder of her striking prowess. The crowd roared in appreciation of the back and forth action.
ROUND THREE: The third round began with both fighters showing signs of fatigue, yet determination was etched on their faces. Belinskaya’s left eye had swollen significantly, a testament to Dragicevic’s ground strikes, while Dragicevic’s lead leg was welted with a purple hue from Belinskaya’s relentless kicks. Belinskaya aimed to capitalize on her striking advantage, launching a high kick that narrowly missed its mark. Dragicevic, sensing the opening, closed the distance and secured a body lock. With a display of brute strength, she executed a belly-to-belly suplex, sending Belinskaya crashing to the mat. The crowd gasped at the impressive maneuver. On the ground, Dragicevic transitioned to mount, raining down punches and elbows. Belinskaya’s toughness was on full display as she attempted to buck and roll, but Dragicevic’s control was unyielding. In the final minute, Dragicevic attempted an arm triangle choke, but Belinskaya’s resilience allowed her to survive the round. The audience stood in applause, acknowledging the fighters’ grit.
ROUND FOUR: Entering the Main Event rounds, Dragicevic’s confidence was evident, while Belinskaya’s corner urged her to avoid the ground at all costs. Belinskaya opened with a flurry of punches, her striking still sharp despite the toll of the previous rounds. Dragicevic, exhibiting her unrelenting nature, absorbed the strikes and shot for a single leg takedown. Belinskaya sprawled effectively, but Dragicevic transitioned to a clinch, pressing Belinskaya against the cage. Utilizing her wrestling acumen, Dragicevic executed a trip, landing in side control once more. The crowd sensed the fight nearing its climax as Dragicevic methodically worked to isolate Belinskaya’s arm. Transitioning to mount, she secured an armbar, extending Belinskaya’s limb with precision. Belinskaya, face contorted in pain, had no choice but to tap. The referee intervened, and the arena erupted in a mixture of awe and appreciation for the display of skill and heart from both fighters.
In the aftermath of her triumphant victory, Lucija Dragicevic stood in the center of the cage, her chest still heaving from exhaustion. With the Croatian crowd roaring their approval, she paid tribute to Katya Belinskaya’s unyielding toughness and striking precision, acknowledging the fierce battle they had just endured.
The cheers from her homeland seemed to fuel her as she spoke, her voice steady and laced with decisiveness. Echoing the sentiments of her VFI teammate Sasha Volkov earlier in the night, Dragicevic made her intentions unmistakably clear, this wasn’t just a victory, it was a statement. Her sights are locked on the title, and after a performance like this, the path to gold feels inevitable.
Winner: Lucija Dragicevic by Submission (Armbar) at 3:29 Round 4
Statistics: Katya Belinskaya
Punches 48/112 (43%)
Kicks 37/54 (68%)
Clinch strikes 10/15 (67%)
Takedowns 0/0 (0%)
GnP strikes 3/5 (60%)
Submissions 0/0 (0%)
Clinch Attempts 2/3 (67%)
Time on the ground 382 s
Statistics: Lucija Dragicevic
Punches 23/45 (51%)
Kicks 0/4 (0%)
Clinch strikes 22/34 (65%)
Takedowns 6/8 (75%)
GnP strikes 54/80 (68%)
Submissions 2/4 (50%)
Clinch Attempts 5/5 (100%)
Time on the ground 382 s
Venue: Pula Arena
Location: Pula, Croatia
Attendance: 5,000
Date: January 12, 2025
Fighter Payouts: $1,695,000
Gate: $725,000
FIGHT OF THE NIGHT
Katya Belinskaya vs Lucija Dragicevic
PERFORMANCE OF THE NIGHT
Alex Bishop, Mason Lambert
DISCLOSED EARNINGS
Noah Vanderkaay ($525,000)
Lucija Dragicevic ($200,000)
Sasha Volkov ($200,000)
Katya Belinskaya ($150,000)
Mason Lambert ($120,000)
Alex Bishop ($120,000)
Aliyah Marshall ($70,000)
Milana Radek ($70,000)
Armando Moretti ($60,000)
Monika Barabas ($60,000)
Jovanna Moreno ($60,000)
Anika Shäfer ($60,000)
QUICK RECAP
Milana Radek def. Anika Shäfer by Unanimous Decision (29-28 x3)
Alex Bishop def. Jovanna Moreno by Submission (Arm Triangle) at 3:45 Round 3
Aliyah Marshall def. Monika Barabas by TKO (GnP) at 4:12 Round 2
Mason Lambert def. Armando Moretti by TKO (Punches) at 3:22 Round 3
Sasha Volkov def. Noah Vanderkaay by Unanimous Decision (29-28 x3)
Lucija Dragicevic def. Katya Belinskaya by Submission (Armbar) at 3:29 Round 4
EVENT EARNINGS
Ticket Sales: $725,000
Media Rights: $5,000,000
Sponsorship Deals: $5,000,000
Merchandise Sales: $725,000
Concessions: $575,000
Site Fee: $0
Total Event Revenue: $12,025,000
EVENT EXPENSES
Fighter Payouts: $1,695,000
Staff Salaries: $2,000,000
Venue Rental: $250,000
Production Costs: $1,500,000
Medical Staff and Equipment: $500,000
Marketing and Advertising: $1,000,000
Insurance: $500,000
Miscellaneous Expenses: $1,000,000
Total Event Expenses: $8,445,000
Net Event Profit: $3,580,000
