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I bet he does whatever he can to lower that price.i bet he'll take mcgregor's price for his value added.
I bet he does whatever he can to lower that price.i bet he'll take mcgregor's price for his value added.
i guess after Cejudo, who shouldn't be fighting TJ, No Love should get a 3rd shot. He's ranked #2.he's ranked 3rd. he doesn't warrant a title shot by ranking or popularity. does anyone who is complaining about this actually want him to get the next title shot?
I bet it’s his job to do that.I bet he does whatever he can to lower that price.
I bet he loves his job.I bet it’s his job to do that.
I don’t know what that means.I bet he loves his job.
Why shouldn’t Cejudo be fighting tj?i guess after Cejudo, who shouldn't be fighting TJ, No Love should get a 3rd shot. He's ranked #2.
I don't like that popularity should get you a TS. I understand it, but it should be based on winning fights. Even if boring, winning should be the factor. He should promote himself as all fighters, but they don't need to go out of their way, when you have a promoter.
That he loves doing everything he can to lower a fighter's price.I don’t know what that means.
again, it’s part of his job. You’re saying he must love it because he’s doing what his company needs him to do. You’re even assuming he’s negotiating every deal for every fighter on the roster.That he loves doing everything he can to lower a fighter's price.
Or the promoter could just do their job?I think fighters should be promoting themselves by themselves or by working with a marketing agent. They are contractors for a reason who can potentially get a share of the company’s revenue.
The UFC platform makes it relatively easy to do so. We are not talking about some obscure organization with a well known name.
Literally the entire argument against boxing in addition to the multiple title belts they have is that all the fighters aren't under 1 roof and the best hardly ever fight each other. UFC has everyone under 1 roof and they can solve that issue and it's still a popularity contest. Throw him in there against Lineker and guarantee the title shot. Also, it's not like anyone really watches the bantamweights and flyweights anyways, they are consistently some of the lowest watched divisions.It's the Fight Game not the Olympics, guy has earned 300k from his last two fights and has less than 10k IG followers, could certainly do more.
I'm saying he must love it because being a jerk is his thing.again, it’s part of his job. You’re saying he must love it because he’s doing what his company needs him to do. You’re even assuming he’s negotiating every deal for every fighter on the roster.
Cejudo is coming from a lower division, and was gifted a decision. But I guess this day in the UFC, win a title, you get to fight for another one. Even with no defenses. yes, no one to defend against in 125 because no more. But fight a contender first. Assuncao has a streak and Henry hasn't fought at 135. I'm not a fan of Raphael, but I prefer someone to get their shot based winning. But it is popularity. Cody got a rematch after getting KO'd. Because who really knew anyone outside of him and TJ. No one really knew cejudo either except maybe getting lucky beating MM.Why shouldn’t Cejudo be fighting tj?
Popularity on its own doesn’t get anyone a title shot, and even boring unpopular fighters can work their way to a title shot. But again, in this case, he doesn’t really warrant a title shot yet people are up in arms.
To be fair, it's common in team sports for players to get paid more when they are fan favorites and help sell tickets. You see a lot of that, like teams signing a fan-favorite linebacker who is over the hill to play out one or two more seasons because the fans want it.that's a cop out response.
MMA is a sport. Should be treated as such.
in Soccer, Brazil does not play in every final because they play beautifully or because they have a lot of fans.
In the NBA, Lakers did not make playoffs just because Kobe was retiring of they were popular.
Number of followers should NEVER be part of criteria for a title shot. Being top contender is the ONLY criteria.
UFC does their job better than any competitor. But fighters also need to do their part. Otherwise, Dana and the Co will favor others who are more marketable.Or the promoter could just do their job?
He speaks fantastic EnglishHe isn’t pretty, old, no engrish and he isn’t a consistent finisher