Ronda Rousey, the former UFC women's bantamweight champion, is set to return to mixed martial arts (MMA) after nearly a decade, headlining a fight against Gina Carano. This matchup is part of the MVP (Most Valuable Promotions) card, which will be the first MMA event streamed on Netflix and also features fighters like Francis Ngannou and Nate Diaz. Jake Paul, a prominent figure in combat sports, has been vocal about the disparities in fighter pay, particularly criticizing the UFC. During an interview, Paul claimed that Rousey's earnings for the upcoming fight are 'a lot more' than those of Ilia Topuria, the current UFC lightweight champion. While specific figures were not disclosed, Paul emphasized that MVP fighters are compensated significantly better than their UFC counterparts. Topuria's earnings have been on the rise, reportedly earning $2.4 million for his victory over Max Holloway, showcasing a growing trend in fighter payouts. The anticipation surrounding Rousey's return and the financial aspects of fighter compensation have sparked considerable discussion in the MMA community.