Why would he care?
There will always be someone new to pump up.
Because there's no guarantee they'll be as big of stars and draws as the person they beat were. He also seems impressed and enamoured on a personal level with Ronda, so it was probably hard to watch her go from being a goddess to getting decimated twiice in a row.
Why do you care about money from your last paycheck? Throw it in the trash. There will always be more.Why would he care?
There will always be someone new to pump up.
Nah, he knows the deal. Somebody new is coming right around the corner.
You give a transitional thing, 10% of a company you just paid 4 billion to acquire?Dana was kept on as a transitional thing, he's not gonna be there much longer. He has no reason to care.
Why do you care about money from your last paycheck? Throw it in the trash. There will always be more.
Of course he cares, regardless of whether there will be someone new to pump up.
None of that contradicts what I said. I assure you he wanted Ronda to win much more than Nunes, and even now is disappointed.
I'm not pretending to know all the detail, but from my understanding he is mostly cashed out.You give a transitional thing, 10% of a company you just paid 4 billion to acquire?
"Sources tell ESPN that White's new deal is for five years and for nine percent of the company's net profits. The deal also gives White incentive to further grow the business instead of having a locked-in salary."I'm not pretending to know all the detail, but from my understanding he is mostly cashed out.
Quick find from the L.A. Times
"The Fertittas will retain a small, passive minority ownership interest, but White, 46, will return an undisclosed portion of his 9% stake in UFC and continue as president, minority owner, day-to-day promoter and the face of the sport."
Why would he care?
Asked and answered.I'm sure he'd prefer to have the stars winning over and over.
Asked and answered.