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I think Khamzat will never fight again

And here is why

1. He is exciting and brings spectacle, almost like a much much much more talented, marginally less stupid version of Mike Perry. You would think that this would be something that Dana and co would want, but it's the opposite. In the past few years Dana has done everything in his power to make the UFC bland and boring, signing dozens of chuds from DWCS and holding every other card at the apex. The reason is because he doesn't want anyone else to be a star because he's an insufferable attention whore who doesn't like anyone else getting clicks but him.

2. Khamzat is very talented. He could win the 170 and 185 belt on consecutive nights. Dana knows this, and knows that having one guy style on two divisions would make the UFC look bad. He's especially worried about his DWCS cans.

In essence: Khamzat will never fight again because it would make the UFC look uncompetitive. As far as the WME brass is concerned he's too good at fighting to ever be allowed to fight.

3. Dana and WME don't like paying people. They prefer to keep operating costs low. That's why Jones wasn't allowed to fight for three years: they didn't want to open their wallets. If Khamzat turned into a PPV draw, it would force them to pay him more than 40/40. Less PPV's = less justification for paying fighters.

4. Dana wants to send a message to the fans that the old days are over. No more big PPV'S, no more stars, no more crossover into mainstream. More and more fights will be at the apex, less and less fighters will have Wikipedia pages. Khamzat is his way to make a brutal example to prove a point and cow fans into submission.


word, also blame his coach and him
 
He’s a paper tiger
As soon as he met some resistance his whole egomaniacal mindset crumbled
Has nothing to do with the Egg
 
He’s a paper tiger
As soon as he met some resistance his whole egomaniacal mindset crumbled
Has nothing to do with the Egg
He literally made Kevin Holland his girlfriend in his final fight. Right then and there Dana ended his career.
 
You sound like you think Khamzat will fight again. You must believe in the easter bunny too I bet lol.
He'll fight again, it's been on hold IMHO since Burns demolished his hype.
 
Saying Dana doesn’t want stars is like saying Jack Dawson doesn’t like the taste of salt water
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Khamzat is the most overrated fighter in the history of MMA besides Chris Weidman.
 
Lol @ this melodrama
 
He doesn't fight because his Visa is fragile, because his health is an unknown (Covid and shit) and because now, he doesn't need to fight in order to make a living.

So Yeah, UFC isn't dealing with beginning Khamzat, and it turns out he is one of those dudes that doesn't want to fight too often, at the UFC rate at least.
 
And here is why

1. He is exciting and brings spectacle, almost like a much much much more talented, marginally less stupid version of Mike Perry. You would think that this would be something that Dana and co would want, but it's the opposite. In the past few years Dana has done everything in his power to make the UFC bland and boring, signing dozens of chuds from DWCS and holding every other card at the apex. The reason is because he doesn't want anyone else to be a star because he's an insufferable attention whore who doesn't like anyone else getting clicks but him.

2. Khamzat is very talented. He could win the 170 and 185 belt on consecutive nights. Dana knows this, and knows that having one guy style on two divisions would make the UFC look bad. He's especially worried about his DWCS cans.

In essence: Khamzat will never fight again because it would make the UFC look uncompetitive. As far as the WME brass is concerned he's too good at fighting to ever be allowed to fight.

3. Dana and WME don't like paying people. They prefer to keep operating costs low. That's why Jones wasn't allowed to fight for three years: they didn't want to open their wallets. If Khamzat turned into a PPV draw, it would force them to pay him more than 40/40. Less PPV's = less justification for paying fighters.

4. Dana wants to send a message to the fans that the old days are over. No more big PPV'S, no more stars, no more crossover into mainstream. More and more fights will be at the apex, less and less fighters will have Wikipedia pages. Khamzat is his way to make a brutal example to prove a point and cow fans into submission.
If, by some itsy bitsy tiny chance he EVER fights again, will you never start another thread again?
 
He seems to have some mental issues. I have no idea what's going on in his head, but he just sits around spouting things off on Twitter and doesn't really appear to be interested in fighting anymore. He claims no one wants to fight him, but in reality he just thinks that he should be gifted a title shot despite not having beaten anyone in the top 15 at 185. I really don't give a crap about him at this point and could care less if he comes back and fights. He hasn't accomplished anything but thinks he's entitled. Screw that.
 
He doesn't fight because his Visa is fragile, because his health is an unknown (Covid and shit) and because now, he doesn't need to fight in order to make a living.

So Yeah, UFC isn't dealing with beginning Khamzat, and it turns out he is one of those dudes that doesn't want to fight too often, at the UFC rate at least.

I never bought this visa crap. Just get on the fucking plane dude. Does he have a passport?

I think the UFC doesn't want him fighting again. He wants to fight, but for a fight promotion they don't like fighting at all.
 
And here is why

1. He is exciting and brings spectacle, almost like a much much much more talented, marginally less stupid version of Mike Perry. You would think that this would be something that Dana and co would want, but it's the opposite. In the past few years Dana has done everything in his power to make the UFC bland and boring, signing dozens of chuds from DWCS and holding every other card at the apex. The reason is because he doesn't want anyone else to be a star because he's an insufferable attention whore who doesn't like anyone else getting clicks but him.

2. Khamzat is very talented. He could win the 170 and 185 belt on consecutive nights. Dana knows this, and knows that having one guy style on two divisions would make the UFC look bad. He's especially worried about his DWCS cans.

In essence: Khamzat will never fight again because it would make the UFC look uncompetitive. As far as the WME brass is concerned he's too good at fighting to ever be allowed to fight.

3. Dana and WME don't like paying people. They prefer to keep operating costs low. That's why Jones wasn't allowed to fight for three years: they didn't want to open their wallets. If Khamzat turned into a PPV draw, it would force them to pay him more than 40/40. Less PPV's = less justification for paying fighters.

4. Dana wants to send a message to the fans that the old days are over. No more big PPV'S, no more stars, no more crossover into mainstream. More and more fights will be at the apex, less and less fighters will have Wikipedia pages. Khamzat is his way to make a brutal example to prove a point and cow fans into submission.

He got nearly planked by a lw. Waa on skates and saved by corrupt judges.
 
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