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Have any details on that? not because i would believe they made that much money, i dont actually, and i found a source that said they made 5m + PPV each, which wouldnt end up making the event a loss considering its only 10million base and the rest is all revenue split, i do believe Paul vs Woodley 2 could had ended up in a loss of money, Wilder vs Fury 3 unless they actually got those numbers as base purse they had to make money on that.Probably why the event lost money, despite a $10 million live gate and 900,000 PPVs.
Have any details on that? not because i would believe they made that much money, i dont actually, and i found a source that said they made 5m + PPV each, which wouldnt end up making the event a loss considering its only 10million base and the rest is all revenue split, i do believe Paul vs Woodley 2 could had ended up in a loss of money, Wilder vs Fury 3 unless they actually got those numbers as base purse they had to make money on that.
Even with gate sales in excess of $10 million, the best-case scenario has Fury vs. Wilder 3 breaking even after factoring in the guaranteed purses and production costs, as well as the aggressive marketing campaign that was forcibly extended after “The Gypsy King” contracted COVID-19, pushing their original date of July 24 all the way to Oct. 9.
But no matter what the PPV numbers are, the fighters are still only getting like a dollar or two for every PPV. No matter how you cut it, the UFC fighter pay structure is atrocious. the company already has a valuation of 10 billion, so this "we have to pay the fighters shit to grow the company" is fake news. Plus, just look at Jake Paul: you can sell fights without having to reinvest 80% of the profits. Reality = Dana and wme just greedy. Dana blows more on blackjack and hookers every night than Gane and Ngannou will make combined - that is a Marie "let them eat cake" Antoinette type wealth disparity.It’s a terrible comparison.
The boxing numbers include PPVs the UFC numbers don’t.
The boxing event was one of the biggest in the sport, there wasn’t a single draw on UFC 270
I guess it has to be true they made so much in base purse then, the article is written taking into account that they actually made 30-20milliions each, even at 80usd it seems difficult to cover that much money.
They way overestimated the number of PPVs it would do.I guess it has to be true they made so much in base purse then, the article is written taking into account that they actually made 30-20milliions each, even at 80usd it seems difficult to cover that much money.
Dude. Exactly.Don't know how I'll sleep at night knowing UFC fighters got paid 5 million when they should've been paid 10 million. Oh no, this just really sucks. Us here on sherdog are millionaires who want fighters to get paid like we do!