Noche UFC 4 bonuses: Tommy McMillen, 3 more fighters earn $100K

Four fighters earned $100,000 performance bonuses at Noche UFC 4, the UFC's annual event celebrating Latin American fighters and culture.

Brazilian veteran Jean Silva claimed the Performance of the Night bonus for his dominant main event victory over Jose Delgado. Despite a sluggish start where Silva was reluctant to engage early, he turned up the pace and finished the fight in the third round with a rear-naked choke submission. The strong finish impressed the UFC brass enough to secure him the extra six figures.

Featherweight Sean King earned the Knockout of the Night award for a devastating debut performance. Just 22 years old and fighting for the first time inside the UFC Octagon, King needed only 36 seconds to dispatch opponent Jessie Rosas with a slam that sent his rival crashing to the canvas. The finish capped an undefeated professional record of 7-0 and immediately marked him as a prospect worth monitoring.

The Fight of the Night bonus went to the featherweight bout between Tommy McMillen and Marwan Rahiki, recognizing an all-out war that spanned the full 15-minute distance. McMillen (12-0) emerged with his hand raised and remained undefeated, but not without adversity—he absorbed significant damage in the second round and faced relentless pressure from Rahiki (9-1) throughout. Despite the loss marking Rahiki's first professional defeat, both fighters' willingness to trade shots and push the pace earned them the additional $100,000 purse split.