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On Saturday night, Holly Holm shocked the world when she defeated Ronda Rousey at UFC 193. Here's all the financial stats you need to know from the fight…

Tim Duncan has made over $235 million and has a net worth of $130 million, but he is not too happy about being tricked into making a bad $1.1 million investment in a cosmetics company.

NFL contracts are a funny thing. Sometimes you win big, sometimes you completely lose out. The latter is more fun to look at, anyway, as we do here.

It doesn't matter if you are worth $20 million, like PGA star Dustin Johnson, or if you make $20,000 a year. Losing out on a big pay day sucks, but thanks to one shot that is exactly what happened to Johnson.

How would you like to take home $7.68 million for three days of work? If that sounds good, you might want to ask Joe McKeehn, the latest winner of the World Series of Poker, how he did it.

Over a year ago it became public knowledge that many NFL teams had been paid by the Department of Defense to show respect and honor members of the military at games. After a report brought the news back to the front page, the NFL has said it will repay the money it received.

Commercials usually give us a chance to go the restroom or kitchen during a football game, but not for the Super Bowl. Companies spend big money to get people to pay attention to Super Bowl commercials, and this year they are dishing out $5 million for a 30-second spot.

ESPN is paying a fortune for the rights to broadcast our favorite sports – with these costs increasing and revenue falling, can the network afford to continue as the worldwide leader in sports?

Sometimes a team will realize a player is doing more harm than good, and will actually pay them to go away. What are some of the more notable examples?

American Pharoah ended his career on a high note by winning the Breeder's Cup Classic. When he starts breeding, he stands to make much more for his owners in stud fees.

Rajon Rondo thought he was making a smart business decision when he turned down a five-year, $70 million deal from Boston. Now, he's making $9.5 million on just a one year-deal.

Everyone thought Sam Bradford was going to be a great quarterback under Chip Kelly's system. The team was even willing to pay him $72 million over the next four years, just after seeing him play in the preseason. That's the latest rumor, anyway.

Adidas just brought on an investor with VERY deep pockets.

Like many NFL owners, Jimmy Haslam inherited the base of the fortune that made it possible for him to buy an NFL franchise, but there is more to the origins of his fortune than just an inheritance.

Officially-licensed college merchandise is a $4.6 billion a year business, with almost $3 million coming from apparel alone. So it makes sense that Nike, Under Armour, and Adidas are willing to pay for the right to make it.