http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2014/5/1...story-of-strikeforce-part-5-business-as-usual
"We were a company that was making money on all of our events except for the Fedor fights." - Scott Coker
http://forums.sherdog.com/forums/f6...fitable-reason-contract-rengotiation-1181961/
"This past August, M-1 Global signed a multi-fight deal with Strikeforce for Emelianenko's services that included an agreement to co-promote future events. Emelianenko headlined the CBS-televised "Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Rogers" three months later. The show was NOT profitable, and shortly afterward, M-1 sought to renegotiate the deal.
According to sources familiar with negotiations, talks recently broke down due to the concessions M-1 requested in a new deal for Emelianenko. The areas of discussion include co-branding between the promotions, financial responsibility for profits and losses incurred in co-promoted events, and Emelianenko's compensation per fight."