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As long as the UFC rebooks him quickly he can come out of this quite well
5lbs over is a bit much especially @FLW come fight night you could be fighting a FW. But for the love of God stop with the crying you sound like you want the people to start a GoFundMe account for your 2yr old. Your division is dying slowly you want to impress the boss you should've fought that b!tch take a extra 20% and show the brass you can still cut ass even if your opponent don't do the right thing...
Even missing weight by one pound should result in a purse deduction but if you are overweight by 5+ pounds then the fight should be called off. You shouldn't be allowed to fight if you miss weight by that much.If the guy is a pound over, mistakes happen, lets move on with the show. If you are talking flyweights being 5lbs over? That is literally 4% of their total body weight. That is just ridiculous.
Yet he was still offered fight with 20% of his opponents pay and turned it down. What sort of fighters mentality is this?
If that's true then I have to agree. In fact he should be glad he got his show money for doing nothing.I don't like fighters not accepting fights or catch weights against opponents who missed weight but took the fight on short notice.
Should be glad someone gave them a chance to present themself and that the money for camp etc. won't get wasted. Also bigger chance for a win, when the opponent didn't had a full training camp.
uh yea, we do. would you work for 2 months at a job where after taxes and expenses to do your job ... you made no profit? of course you wouldn't.We all pay taxes. Stop bringing that up.
I get your point, honestly I do, but consider this - If these guys all just keep rolling over, nothing ever changes.
The punishment for being 5lbs over needs to be way more severe then 20%, which is why guys are willing to be that unprofessional. Lineker missed weight THREE TIMES before they finally sent him up a division, and he unfairly beat all those guys.
Fighters have no advocacy and basically spend their careers kissing the ring 'or else' save for a few marquee guys who have some leverage. So be it. When it comes to being forced to fight someone who didn't follow the rules - the most basic rule of prize fighting is making the weight - now we are really into inequitable territory.
If the guy is a pound over, mistakes happen, lets move on with the show. If you are talking flyweights being 5lbs over? That is literally 4% of their total body weight. That is just ridiculous.
umm, your comprehension is not good.How is it a DQ when the fight didn't even happen?
If he doesn't like it, negotiate a flat rate contract, the win bonus is for fights who fought and win, not for the winner of weightcuts...
U said obviously not FOTN bonus, but with your logic, his only opportunity is to fight the bigger guy to get it, so using your flawed logic, he should have gotten FOTN bonus too! Ur contradicting yourself
We don't need to see your ugly face, what a tardumm, your comprehension is not good.
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uh yea, we do. would you work for 2 months at a job where after taxes and expenses to do your job ... you made no profit? of course you wouldn't.
He maybe made 6 figures, minus expenses for camps and medicals after taxes, and he's a "contractor" so he pays for his own health insurance and retirement. He prob took home 50K this year. If you think he's living some high life off that, then you're poor.You're ignorant. Elliot actually pays way less taxes than the rest of us because he gets to deduct all his expenses. But go ahead, pretend like we should feel sorry for a guy who makes six figures and doesn't have to work half the year.