UFC 220 Salaries?

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Still weren't announced? bellator's 192 was announced 3 days ago..and both were at the same time
 
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Many states (almost none in the northeast, Massachusetts included) do not publicly release the fighter payouts.
 
toe hold said:
Many states (almost none in the northeast, Massachusetts included) do not publicly release the fighter payouts.
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and they shouldn't tbh.

it's not anybodys buisness....
 
Sonny Qc said:
and they shouldn't tbh.

it's not anybodys buisness....
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How is it not? <23>

The fighters in the open market need to know what they're competitors are making, so they aren't lowballed.
 
czitos188 said:
Real money is unknown.
https://www.bloodyelbow.com/2018/1/17/16897780/ufc-fighter-salaries-disclosed-payout-mma-news
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"Either way, don’t expect 2018 to be much different from 2017. Of the nine UFC events scheduled from January-March 2018, starting with last week’s UFC Fight Night in Missouri, only three will be held in states that release salary info - UFC 220 (Massachusetts), UFC on FOX 28 (Florida), and UFC 222 (Nevada)."

So 220 in Massachusetts should reveal the info ? that's what it says in that article...

Great stuff, hold the info.. screw the fighters more, I bet Dana wished Stipe didn't find out how much Reem's purse was.
 
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One MMA Fan said:
"Either way, don’t expect 2018 to be much different from 2017. Of the nine UFC events scheduled from January-March 2018, starting with last week’s UFC Fight Night in Missouri, only three will be held in states that release salary info - UFC 220 (Massachusetts), UFC on FOX 28 (Florida), and UFC 222 (Nevada)."

So 220 in Massachusetts should reveal the info ? that's what it says in that article...

Great stuff, hold the info.. screw the fighters more, I bet Dana wished Stipe didn't find out how much Reem's purse was.
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Some states require fighter salaries to be disclosed, such as California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, and Arizona, while others like New York, New Jersey, Texas, and Colorado do not.

So basically they can but do not have to.
maybe in the promoter (UFC) hands is final decision.
 
Doubt anyone topped Rampage's and Chael's 300K
 
Sakuraba7 said:
How is it not? <23>

The fighters in the open market need to know what they're competitors are making, so they aren't lowballed.
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WHAT?!?

No they don't.
Do you blame your CO-worker if they wins more than you?
Not their fault.
Negotiate better for yourself.
Go somewhere else if you are not happy about it.
 
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Sonny Qc said:
WHAT?!?

No they don't.
Do you blame your CO-worker if they wins more than you?
Not their fault.
Negotiate better for yourself.
Go somewhere else if you are not happy about it.
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These aren't regular co-workers, they're independent contractors (and competitors). Everyone gets paid different.

"Negotiate better for yourself"
Knowing what everyone else is making on average IS part of the negotiations.

"Go somewhere else"
You DO that when you find out the rival org is paying paying better, which happens when the numbers are published publicly.
 
Sonny Qc said:
WHAT?!?

No they don't.
Do you blame your CO-worker if they wins more than you?
Not their fault.
Negotiate better for yourself.
Go somewhere else if you are not happy about it.
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Each fighter is their own Brand and basically should be treating themselves as their own company. Seeing what other fighters are being paid isn't unlike checking to see how well competitors are doing on the market.
 
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