UFC lightweight contender Renato Moicano made over $3,877 per second on Saturday night in his loss in the main event of UFC 311.

Still, not all is bad for the loudmouth, funny Brazilian. And that's because he got paid well for stepping up on one day's notice to replace Arman Tsarukyan, who pulled out with a bad back injury (details here).

Renato Moicano, born Renato Alves Carneiro on May 21, 1989, in Brasília, Brazil, is a distinguished mixed martial artist competing in the Lightweight division of the Ultimate Fight

Renato Moicano discusses his UFC 311 loss to Islam Makhachev, reveals a $950K payday, and responds to criticism about accepting a title fight on short notice

The 35-year-old Brazilian will look to take yet another step forward at 155 pounds when he confronts Beneil Dariush in a three-round UFC 311 showcase on Saturday in Los Angeles.

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Renato Moicano was heartbroken after UFC 311. Moicano (20-6-1 MMA, 12-6 UFC) was quickly submitted by UFC lightweight champion Islam Makhachev in Saturday's main event. He stepped in on 24 hour' notic

Renato ‘Money’ Moicano reveals the staggering amount of money he made to fight Islam Makhachev on short notice at UFC 311.

UFC star Renato Moicano knew that him getting a shot at the title at UFC 311 was a possibility before it even happened.

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When Arman Tsarukyan pulled out of Saturday’s main event against lightweight champion Makhachev (27-1 MMA, 16-1 UFC), the UFC needed a replacement opponent. The two most worthy candidates were Dariush (22-6-1 MMA, 16-6 UFC) and Renato Moicano, who were scheduled to face each other on the main card.