Has Dana ever promised something a 100% and broken it?

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I thought after they brought Pride, they contractually owed some people fights (like Mark Hunt). I thought the story was that they tried to pay Mark Hunt to not fight, and Mark Hunt demanded to fight out his contract.
Mark Hunts contract wasn't through PRIDE IIRC, it was through K-1 or something and the TV station. A bunch of the contracts for PRIDE weren't legally binding or something like that.
 
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I thought after they brought Pride, they contractually owed some people fights (like Mark Hunt). I thought the story was that they tried to pay Mark Hunt to not fight, and Mark Hunt demanded to fight out his contract.
Must have had more than one fight left then because he got submitted by Big Sexy in his UFC debut in just over a minute and he was already on a 5 fight losing streak. Then he went on a 4 fight win streak, crazy. Ending up with a perfect .500 record at 8-8-1-1 in teh UFC.
 
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Dana doesn't usually make promises as in "I promise that..." But he makes emphatic statements that suggest a finality, that his decision is final. For example, he said that women would never be allowed to fight in the UFC.

People change their minds. People change their opinions and stances as new information is processed. Fact of life. It doesn't mean a promise is broken every time.

Saying "I changed my mind" after an empathic and supposedly final statement is just another way of saying "my word is worth nothing".

Men don't change their minds on their principles.
 
Saying "I changed my mind" after an empathic and supposedly final statement is just another way of saying "my word is worth nothing".

Men don't change their minds on their principles.
While I agree with you in some cases, it's not across-the-board true. One has to be willing to adapt when faced with new information that they lacked before. One has to be willing to admit that they were wrong sometimes, and not stick to their guns when holes in their thinking are exposed. People would never grow, learn, and mature if they refused to change their stances every time.
 
I don't remember the exact details but it definitely seemed like he welched on giving Belal the next title shot in favor of Colby
 
He promises with a 100% certainty that Jones-Aspinall will happen.

Do we have any data on Dana saying that before?

He promised to "make it up" all the fans that spent coin on Anderson vs Maia at UFC 112 in Abu Dhabi

Dana actually said: “I apologize, and I will – I don’t know how yet – but I will make this up to the fans who bought this [expletive] tonight.”
 
I don't remember a big fight he guaranteed 100% will happen, he's usually like "we're getting close". I don't remember Fedor/Brock, GSP/Silva or others being guaranteed. You would think if Dana lied about big fights all the time there would be tons of articles.

You shouldn't even count the business shit because he was outranked by either Fertittas or WME.
 
Saying "I changed my mind" after an empathic and supposedly final statement is just another way of saying "my word is worth nothing".

Men don't change their minds on their principles.
Exactly. This is why I never change my mind.


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