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He would make decent money as a coach at ASU
If the Chicago Bulls play 80 games this year, their star player plays all 80.Nice one shill. You sound very low iq. You see how other sports, like the legit sports, have a more even revenue split, almost 50:50? UFCs revenue split is less than have than that by far. What a fucking joke for a sport which Dana considered as the biggest in the world. Not to mention that the fighters aren't even employees but contractors. What a fuckin joke. Imagine the NFL, NBA, MLB, etc to consider their superstar studs as contractors and not employees. Bush league at its finest is the U. F.ight C.heap.
If the Chicago Bulls play 80 games this year, their star player plays all 80.
If the UFC holds 40 events this year, how many does one fighter compete in?
Exactly, apples and oranges you simpleton.
Bright enough to let go of the illusion that the world is this fair place where private companies are all the same and all sports and athletes are created equal.lol youre not very bright are u....
its called REVENUE SPLIT and it doesnt matter HOW MANY GAMES/FIGHTS, it's a PERCENTAGE that is split EVERYTIME there is REVENUE generated.
Bright enough to let go of the illusion that the world is this fair place where private companies are all the same and all sports and athletes are created equal.
Because he isn't retired, he continued on saying he wants to fight. His issue is money. He continued on saying if you can sell a fight you deserve more, he isn't necessarily pro-union, he wants his money and it's easier to make ufc look bad by making an "us vs them" argumentWhy the fuck not??
Start a union!!! I don’t understand. You already retired. There is no downside for you if you start banging the drums for a Union
Lol It's perfectly comparable. An average player for the Bulls only plays in Bulls games. He doesn't play in all the games the Bulls aren't a part of. Fighters ONLY get paid when they fight. They aren't getting paid for events they aren't a part of. You might want to sit down and rethink this, because your logic is falling short.Ok but the average basketball player plays every game, so if he’s on the Chicago Bulls he’s contributing to every single event the Bulls put on.
The average UFC fighter contributes to maybe 2 or 3 events out of the 40 or so they put on each year. It’s not comparable at all.
What type of bullshit cop out is that?It’s reasonable until you consider that he shows up to work twice a year while your average NHL or NBA player plays close to a hundred games.
Here's what you don't get. If the guy is risking brain damage and has a limited career he has to maximise his earnings for the rest of his life. Q double champ getting paid 300k is cheap as fuck. It's a complete rip off.This where I stand.
I care far more about prelim guys getting a boost in pay so everyone is well than I do about millionaires annoyed they aren’t bigger millionaires.
here's the problem-
EVERY TIME they give in to a fighter's pay demands
(GSP, Conor, Nate, Jorge, et al)
4 things happen:
1. the fighter gets their money
2. the fighter acts thrilled w new contract (look it up, every time)
3. the fighter becomes less active, or semi retired
4. the fighter suddenly wants to renegotiate the contract they previously loved.
its unfortunate they dont make more, but i do see the hesitancy, it literally never pays off if your goal is to see the fighter fight often.
Here's what you don't get. If the guy is risking brain damage and has a limited career he has to maximise his earnings for the rest of his life. Q double champ getting paid 300k is cheap as fuck. It's a complete rip off.
Yeah he'll never be broke broke. He'll always have opportunities to teach wrestling or mma.He would make decent money as a coach at ASU