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Fighters who have missed weight so far are 7-0 in the UFC, its blatantly clear what a huge advantage this is considering Till didn't have to endure the same cut that Wonderboy did. The most dissapoiting part about all of this though is that if/when Till wins the fans will forgive him and nothing will get done. Thompson will probably negotiate to get 30% of Tills purse, which in the long run will not effect him if he gets a win bonus and the biggest win of his career.
Just look at Kevin Lee and Yoel Romero, both guys missed weight yet their opponents were grateful enough to the fans to allow the fight to proceed. Both guys ended up winning, for win bonuses, and Lee jumps back into title contention while Romero got another title shot.
Fighters will continue to kiss wfogjt as they have now caught on and realized that they can gain an advantage and still move forward with their careers. What's worse is that the fans are so fairweather that they will forget about it if Till wins and act like it was actually a fair fight. As far as I'm concerned Till cheated and should be handed out a suspension, good on Wonderboy for still agreeing to fight but he should still be compensated and Till shouldn't be allowed to compete.
Just look at Kevin Lee and Yoel Romero, both guys missed weight yet their opponents were grateful enough to the fans to allow the fight to proceed. Both guys ended up winning, for win bonuses, and Lee jumps back into title contention while Romero got another title shot.
Fighters will continue to kiss wfogjt as they have now caught on and realized that they can gain an advantage and still move forward with their careers. What's worse is that the fans are so fairweather that they will forget about it if Till wins and act like it was actually a fair fight. As far as I'm concerned Till cheated and should be handed out a suspension, good on Wonderboy for still agreeing to fight but he should still be compensated and Till shouldn't be allowed to compete.