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Here's my perspective, and I'm sure it'll piss a lot of people off =
It's a free-market economy. Fighters sign up for the compensation that they do.
They also train about 2-4 hours a day and many have part-time jobs.
Why exactly should an entry-level UFC fighter make more than a McDonalds cashier for 1/2 the hours put in?
It's a performance-based payment scheme.
A fighter has the opportunity to make an extra $50k in every fight.
If they keep winning their earnings keep increasing.
Every UFC fighter has the opportunity to become a millionaire.
They choose these careers themselves. If they don't like the money they make they can easily transition into physical labor jobs that pay more.
Fighters put their fuckin lives on the line while Dana and the crew make millions.
McDonald's jerkoffs have one of the easiest jobs on the planet.
You don't even have to know how to cook, the machines do all the work.
Ever hear of hazard pay?
That's why fighters deserve double the pay for "supposed" half the hours.
Your comparison is not well thought out sir.