UFC Fight Night: Thompson vs. Holland exceeded expectations and then some by delivering a main card filled with spectacular finishes. Let's take a look at how much each fighter took home after the stellar event.According to a report by TOTAL, former two-time welterweight title challenger Stephen Thompson was the top earner at the event, taking home a fight purse of $515k, which included a base pay of $350k, a win bonus of $100k, $15k sponsorship income and a $50K post-fight bonus.Watch the highlights from Thompson vs. Holland below:In the other half of the main event, Kevin Holland took home a total of $365k from a $300k base pay, $50k post-fight bonus, and $20k sponsorship bonus. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostIn the co-main event, former lightweight champion Rafael dos Anjos took home a total fight purse of $410k while his opponent Bryan Barberena raked in $145k.Rising flyweight contender Matheus Nicolau earned a payout of $65k, while his opponent Matt Schnell pulled in a $35k payday.Heavyweight contender Tai Tuivasa racked in a total of $80k while fellow heavyweight Sergei Pavlovich clinched a $355k payday that included his $50k Performance of the Night bonus. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostUFC middleweight Jack Hermansson was paid 60k for the fight, while his opponent Roman Dolidze earned a total of $155k, which included Performance of the night and win bonuses.The remaining fighter payouts are as followsMain CardEryk Anders - $125kKyle Daukaus - $65kNiko Price - $50kPhilip Rowe - $44kPrelims CardAngela Hill - $110kEmily Ducote - $18kClay Guida - $155kScott Holtzman - $45kMichael Johnson - $170kMarc Diakiese - $60kDarren Elkins -$70kJonathan Pearce -$49kNatan Levy - $28kGenaro Valdez - $16kMarcelo Rojo - $16kFrancis Marshall - $28kYazmin Jauregui - $28kIstela Nunes - $16kStephen Thompson calls for a fight against Conor McGregor after his win at UFC OrlandoDuring the UFC Post Show in Orlando, Stephen 'Wonderboy' Thompson expressed his interest in a potential super fight with Conor McGregor. When Alan Jouban quizzed the 39-year-old on whether he'd be willing to take on the sport's biggest superstar upon his UFC return, Thompson said:"A 100%. A 100%. Oh, I would love that fight. I think it would be an awesome fight... That would be a fun fight for sure man. Let's make it happen."Watch Stephen Thompson talk about a potential fight with Conor McGregor:Since McGregor's primary skill set is his superior boxing prowess, a super fight between the two strikers will surely be a barn burner.