The $100,000 performance bonuses from UFC Vegas 120 have been awarded. Diego Ferreira and Billy Quarantillo shared Fight of the Night honors, while Quillan Salkilld and Ty Miller each earned Performance of the Night. All fighters who earned finishes without receiving a main bonus and did not miss weight will receive $25,000.
The post-fight bonuses from UFC Vegas 120 have been handed out, with four fighters walking away with an extra $100,000 each following the event on August 9, 2026.
Diego Ferreira and Billy Quarantillo took home Fight of the Night honors after delivering a bout the judges — and fans — could not ignore. Quarantillo, a 37-year-old American fighting out of Gracie Tampa South, carries an 18-7 record and brings relentless pressure to every outing. He lands 7.44 significant strikes per minute at an accuracy rate of 54 percent, making him one of the more active and efficient strikers on the roster. Though the summary does not detail the finish, his combination of striking output and a submission threat — averaging one attempt per 15 minutes — gives him multiple ways to close a fight.
Quillan Salkilld claimed one of the two Performance of the Night awards. The 26-year-old Australian, ranked 12th in the lightweight division and training out of Luistro Combat Academy, holds a 12-1 record and has established himself as a serious grappling threat. He averages 7.95 takedowns per 15 minutes and connects on 57 percent of his significant strikes, a combination that makes him difficult to handle at any range.
Ty Miller earned the second Performance of the Night bonus. The unbeaten 26-year-old stands six-foot-two with a 77-inch reach and comes in at a perfect 7-0. He averages 7.16 significant strikes per minute, and while his takedown and submission numbers are minimal, his striking volume clearly did enough to stand out on the night.
Why it matters
- Salkilld's bonus performance further strengthens his case for a higher lightweight ranking
- Miller remains undefeated and on the radar after another eye-catching finish
- Quarantillo's Fight of the Night recognition adds momentum to his featherweight campaign at 37
- Fighters who earned finishes outside the main bonuses and made weight will each receive an additional $25,000
