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It'd be cool if there was no cancer and other terminal illness' either, but that isn't how the world works.
Cool.
It'd be cool if there was no cancer and other terminal illness' either, but that isn't how the world works.
It'd be cool if there was no cancer and other terminal illness' either, but that isn't how the world works.
The key word in your statement is "ask".... He can ask all he wants, if the UFC says no, it's no. He has no legal recourse at that point.
And furthermore why would he ask to be let out of his contract if he is retiring? Seriously there is no reason to exit a contract when you are done fighting. Lots of fighters have retired with fights left on their contracts, Randy Couture, Chuck Liddell, Rich Franklin, Forest Griffin, etc.
The only time this matters is if you plan to go to another organization... This is why the UFC locks their fighters into ironclad contracts. The UFC could care less if Aldo actually retires, that is entirely up to him and as I mentioned before, despite his being a talented fighter, he has actually cost the UFC a great deal of money over the years by pulling out of no less than 6 title fights...
What the UFC cares about and why they have contracts is Aldo leaving the UFC and going elsewhere and the other organization benefiting from the advertising and reputation Aldo developed on the UFC's nickle.
It's a pretty simple concept.
The UFC isn't a great empire, it's the lead organisation in a niche sport.It's documented that all great empires crumble eventually. Physics tells us top heavy objects fall over. The UFC won't have to worry about the monopoly tag in 5, 10 years.
Dana White let prime Baby Jay leave the UFC, why would anyone think he would appease Aldo?
Dana did not let baby J leave jack shit. BJ did what he did because he could.
The exclusivity clause in BJ's contract had expired. He did not sign a new one before the bout with Hughes. Afterwards he was free to do wtf he wanted, so he went somewhere else. Either because he would get paid more, or because if he was going to get paid less, he did not want the UFC to benefit.
Dana could have paid him. He chose not to. Therefore, he let his champion leave.
#interimlivesmatter#justiceforaldo
UFC would take him to court and block and future card to put Aldo on it, contracts dont only apply within the country signed.
That is not what happened. BJ won his title. He then signed a lucrative non exclusive agreement with K-1 because he could. UFC no longer had exclusivity rights over him. Naturally that chafed Dana's vag. It was only upon the announcement that he would be fighting in K-1 Romanex that the butt-hurt UFC stripped him. And upon that, the just as easily rustled BJ got all chafed and ended up trying to get a legal injunction prohibiting the UFC from having a WW title fight without him. They eventually settled.
The UFC contracts and system you see now are a directl result of what happened with BJ.
I hacked Aldo's email and got the Lawyers video call response.
He says he was offered a fight at 205, in which case he could have had PPv points probably and made a lot of money.So he's bringing in lawyers because he won't be named undisputed champion until after 205? I'm sorry is this baby even scheduled for a fight in between then? Ya.. he can gtfo.