kenshō-kin

Prize money that sponsors put up for a single bout.

What kenshō-kin means

Kenshō-kin is prize money that sponsors put up for a single bout. Companies sponsor individual bouts, and the winner collects the envelopes of prize money in the ring.

Related words

torikumi
A bout, or the list of bouts for a day.
yūshō
The tournament championship, won by the best record in a division.