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"That's how it should be done," St-Pierre said on The MMA Hour. "That's the problem with a lot of guys who complain they don't get paid enough. It's because they're ready to sign anything. They got caught with their emotion and they sign anything. They're going to fight for peanuts. You don't want to do that. If you do that, you've penalized the other guys who want to get paid more.
"Why would they (the UFC) pay some guys more money if they can get another guy almost for free, you know what I mean? As partners, I think they should be more aware of this. It's important."
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"I am involved in negotiations, but it's not my expertise," St-Pierre said. "My agents, these two guys, they had a great job before they stepped onboard with me. They were making big money and they had a family to feed, and they told me, they made me promise something, and I'm a man of my word. They said to me, ‘Georges, I never want you to sign anything without our blessing if we jump onboard with you, because we're putting our lives on the line.'
http://www.mmafighting.com/2016/7/3...nishes-fighters-for-settling-on-pay-why-would
"Why would they (the UFC) pay some guys more money if they can get another guy almost for free, you know what I mean? As partners, I think they should be more aware of this. It's important."
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"I am involved in negotiations, but it's not my expertise," St-Pierre said. "My agents, these two guys, they had a great job before they stepped onboard with me. They were making big money and they had a family to feed, and they told me, they made me promise something, and I'm a man of my word. They said to me, ‘Georges, I never want you to sign anything without our blessing if we jump onboard with you, because we're putting our lives on the line.'
http://www.mmafighting.com/2016/7/3...nishes-fighters-for-settling-on-pay-why-would