By everyone on sherdog.Wasnt the whole 80million thing already rejected by everyone with a brain already?
By everyone on sherdog.Wasnt the whole 80million thing already rejected by everyone with a brain already?
I'm assuming this Is what you mean
(Not the actual court documents but a summation)
Which states that the total annual revenue earned by a single fighter is 8.5 million.
Theres nothing for 2016
https://www.bloodyelbow.com/2019/9/...re-info-on-how-much-top-ufc-fighters-are-paid
I believe it has more to do with discussing the politics of fighter pay and what fighters are actually making.Here come the Conorstans, defending his net worth like he's gonna share it with them.
Jeff Bazos is the GOAT, worth over 100+ billion dollars. Conor’s a broke bum asking for cigarette butts in comparison.This proves Conor is the GOAT
I believe it has more to do with discussing the politics of fighter pay and what fighters are actually making.
What you call defending, I call objectively trying to arrive at what is most true, regardless of who's involved.
Maybe that's true. Who knows. Hed just won the belt from Aldo that year. So obviously his pay was nowhere near 2016 and onwardsIf 8.5m was the most made IN TOTAL by any one fighter, that's even lower than what I understood was being reported. My understanding was that it was $8m as the top amount for one fight. But again, I'm going by what I heard on the radio today in my car.
No I wouldn't say that
But i think youd be surprised the amount of loopholes that exist in the system
Especially for a billion dollar company in terms of what they need to disclose.
Regardless of what the case may be, those numbers are nonsense
I'd suggest reading my earlier posts in this threadTrue or false: Conor is making $80mil to fight Cowboy.
Fair enoughThere are loopholes in what they need to publicly disclose (on a state by state basis). There aren't loopholes in a class action lawsuit when the federal government makes them disclose any and all fighter pay including bonuses or other misc compensation.
And keep in mind what the lawsuit is about too: fighter pay (at its core it is anyway). The absolute last thing the UFC wants reflected in this case is LOWER fighter pay. They want to "get credit" for every damn dollar they are paying the fighters obviously. Hiding those amounts would HURT their case.
Fair enough
But I'm still gonna actually need to see this evidence and a lot more data before I make up my mind
I'd suggest reading my earlier posts in this thread
I've said everything that needs to be said
And I'm not gonna repeat myself
I agree but to say Conor isn’t a pop culture icon is ridiculous. He is a household name ffs. He’s considered an A list celebrity along with the Kardashian’s. Just look on social media and I’m sure you see Conor somewhere on there.“ are you an expert in business “ - you sound like a 9 year old
conor is not a fashion icon nor is he a pop culture icon
Jordan’s success in fashion was due to him being
A. The most iconic player to ever play a sport beloved by hundreds of millions of people
B. Partnering with a the biggest sportswear company in the world
C. Appealing to an urban audience in a time when urban wear represented a huge chunk of the fashion market share
others like Jay Z and Diddy are huge pop culture icons who either purchased or created alcohol brands that targeted a demographic they have real influence over
no real whiskey lover will buy conors crap, whiskey drinkers tend to stick to several familiar brands that’s it, his whiskey is purchased by a minority of a minority of fans of a niche sport, same thing goes for his fashion brand, both will die as soon as his fame goes away, he is not a global icon, he is the star of a niche sport.
hopefully for him he has his money diversified with different fund managers, private equity, and real estate, in which he case he will likely remain wealthy as long as the investments are solid.
But his lifestyle and nouveau rich attitude reminds me of broke athletes and rappers hence why I said he’s the euro trash version of broke NFL players.
I agree but to say Conor isn’t a pop culture icon is ridiculous. He is a household name ffs. He’s considered an A list celebrity along with the Kardashian’s. Just look on social media and I’m sure you see Conor somewhere on there.
Conor makes more in one night than Jay Z or Diddy in a year or any rapper you can think of. Combat sports athletes are paid completely different so it’s not fair to say he can’t end up investing and saving into the billionaires club.
Logic says to me that if Conor were making multiple times less than boxers who are far lesser starsYou'll never see actual evidence unless Conor decides to post pics of wire transfers or something. Logic says there is no way he makes what he has claimed he does. He still makes a shit ton, he's likely worth over $100m, but this "billionaire" stuff is fantasy.
Conor is the Michael Jordan of Ireland tbh“ are you an expert in business “ - you sound like a 9 year old
conor is not a fashion icon nor is he a pop culture icon
Jordan’s success in fashion was due to him being
A. The most iconic player to ever play a sport beloved by hundreds of millions of people
B. Partnering with a the biggest sportswear company in the world
C. Appealing to an urban audience in a time when urban wear represented a huge chunk of the fashion market share
others like Jay Z and Diddy are huge pop culture icons who either purchased or created alcohol brands that targeted a demographic they have real influence over
no real whiskey lover will buy conors crap, whiskey drinkers tend to stick to several familiar brands that’s it, his whiskey is purchased by a minority of a minority of fans of a niche sport, same thing goes for his fashion brand, both will die as soon as his fame goes away, he is not a global icon, he is the star of a niche sport.
hopefully for him he has his money diversified with different fund managers, private equity, and real estate, in which he case he will likely remain wealthy as long as the investments are solid.
But his lifestyle and nouveau rich attitude reminds me of broke athletes and rappers hence why I said he’s the euro trash version of broke NFL players.
Logic says to me that if Conor were making multiple times less than boxers who are far lesser stars
That hed be a complete idiot
And again, let's assume that data is true.
Its from 2015 and hed just won the title that year. He literally just arrived. So it would make sense if the numbers were a bit lower
It wouldn't be at all crazy for him to be making 15 mil+ a fight afterwards as forbes reported. They also said diaz made 12 Mil
Then he won the second title against Eddie, fought Floyd in the top 2 biggest fights in combat sports history.
at that point he has an absurd amount of leverage. Hed been talking about being paid his worth since post Eddie. Realistically he could sit out retired and would be completely fine with it.
So again, at that point the leverage in his hands. To me, I dont think any smart athlete would even entertain competing unless they were being paid reasonable percentages relative to the potential revenue they bring in.
He said he was making 50 mil for the Khabib fight. Not crazy numbers whatsoever. I think it would be a lot crazier if he was making anything less.
Khabib says he wants 30 mil for Conor rematch.
You really think Conor has just been making 8 mil or whatever?