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SteveO looks like an aging lesbian
i wasn't talking about dana. it was a hypothetical.Dana has a net worth of what?
Did you ever ask yourself why his net worth is hundreds of millions higher than his sports biggest stars?
Compare Dana's net worth to other sports commissioners like Roger Goodell.
Dana is worth hundreds of millions more than they are as well..
Is the UFC more popular than the NFL? Not that I am aware of..
Yet Dana rakes in more cash..
Ask yourself why?
This part is important, but the issue is you're effectively proposing an individual solution to a systemic problem. No one fighter, even Conor or GSP, can stand up to the UFC.I think the message to take is to understand how the process works, how the UFC will utilize their position/advantage in the negotiations,
Whether or not he wanted to, I don't think it would make a difference. TUF contracts have always been super long, and if he went to the UFC to ask for a shorter deal, they'd probably try to cut his pay and kick him to the curb if he didn't accept.I doubt if Nate knew then what he knows now, he would have settled for a 8 fight deal for 60/60.
This is true, but it was a pretty flukey moment. 99 percent of fighters will never be in that situation.Nate used the short-term need of the UFC to getting a bigger payday against Conor, but by that time Diaz was far more aware of what he brought to the table.
He is a minority owner for a company that has a TV deal worth 1.5 Billion..i wasn't talking about dana. it was a hypothetical.
but dana is worth more because he's not a commissioner. he had an equity stake in the company that sold for $4.5b.
You’re not addressing what I said.He is a minority owner for a company that has a TV deal worth 1.5 Billion..
The NFL TV deal is currently 110 Billion..
Has Goodell negotiated a payout from the NFL owners that gets him anywhere in league with Dana? Nope and we are talking about an ocean of money versus a swimming pool.. 100 Million people watch the Superbowl every year... Companies get charged 1 million bucks for 30 seconds of commercial time.. The NY Giants alone are worth the same price the UFC was sold for...
So again we got a swimming pool of money with a minority owner worth 500 Mil... But I am sure the fighters are being paid fairly..
Keep buying the Zuffa spin hook line and sinker, dude. The Fertitas made the investment because there was a good chance MMA would take off, and it did. With a 40k ppv buy and a 9000 person gate, that event grossed well upwards of 2 million, yet a title chanllenger only got 9k. You're a fuckin joke for defending this.
SteveO looks like an aging lesbian
This part is important, but the issue is you're effectively proposing an individual solution to a systemic problem. No one fighter, even Conor or GSP, can stand up to the UFC.
Whether or not he wanted to, I don't think it would make a difference. TUF contracts have always been super long, and if he went to the UFC to ask for a shorter deal, they'd probably try to cut his pay and kick him to the curb if he didn't accept.
This is true, but it was a pretty flukey moment. 99 percent of fighters will never be in that situation.
No, what I'm saying is that solutions have to be systemic since it's a systemic problem. Be it contract restrictions for the sport or remedies along those lines.I agree that you can't approach it from a systematic approach, each fighter is going to be different.
That wouldn't surprise me, I don't know how blatant any quid pro quo is, but fighters have a habit of resigning before their title shots.As for the Nate, the 8 fight deal was actually after his TUF contract, he signed it pre-title shot. It would appear that the UFC was using the new contract as a condition of the title shot.
I'm betting you're one of the few shills on here that don't get paid.
You're a volunteer.
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You’re not addressing what I said.
And why are you focusing on the 10% owner? Again his wealth was based on his ownership share.