UFC 323 will go down on Dec. 6 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, headlined by a bantamweight title fight between Merab Dvalishvili and Petr Yan. Let's take a look at the potential earnings of the fighters booked for the card.While it is hard to determine the exact figure, since the promotion follows a closed-door policy, the consolidated fighter purse includes the disclosed base pay, fight bonuses, as well as potential pay-per-view shares.Check out a promo for UFC 323 below: View this post on Instagram Instagram PostHowever, a calculated assumption is possible by researching fighter contracts and reported past payouts.Naturally, as the main attraction, Dvalishvili and Yan are expected to take home the top pay checks. According to a report by SillySeason, 'The Machine' netted a payout of $2.3 million for a recent outing, including bonuses.As the champion, his purse could range anywhere from high six-figures to low seven-figures. The Georgian's base pay is expected to be around $500-$800K and the win bonus would mirror the same as is the case for most UFC fights.He is expected to bag an additional $700K to $1.5 million from pay-per-view shares and other backend incentives. Furthermore, he could win a maximum of $100K in performance bonuses. This would see him take home $1.7 million to $3 million.Yan, meanwhile, has a reported base pay of $200K-$300K when not the champion, and would have a similar win bonus. Pay-per-view and other back-end shares could net him another $400K-$800K.The Russian could bag an additional $100K in performance bonuses if he wins them. This would put his total purse around $850K to $1.5 million.Similarly, per the SillySeason report, in the co-main event, flyweight champion Alexandre Pantoja is expected to bag anywhere between $700K to $1 million. His opponent, Joshua Van, being a popular name, could net a similar purse.In another main card fight, Brandon Moreno is expected to rake in $200K for show and another $200K if he wins. Maximum performance bonus earnings and sponsorship pay could see him net another $150K, bringing his total to almost $550K.His opponent, Tatsuro Taira, took home a base salary of $110K for his fight against Brandon Royval. Unless his contract has changed, he is set to take home the same plus another $110K if he wins.He could also earn an additional $100K if he secures the Fight of the Night and Performance of the Night bonuses.UFC 323: Date, time, and how to watch UFC 323 will go down on Dec. 6 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The main card of the event will kick off at 10 PM ET / 7 PM PT, with the main event walkouts expected around 12:00 AM ET / 9 PM PT.Fans in the U.S. can catch the event on ESPN+ pay-per-view. In the U.K., the action will unfold on TNT Sports and Discovery+, with the early prelims available on UFC Fight Pass.