I don’t know brother. All I can say is that I listened to his interview with Ariel and judged this whole situation based on Franc’s own words. Did you hear Franc out
and listen to the interview? He asked for a 3 fight deal with a clean break. Sounds reasonable. Hunter Campbell and Dana weren’t having it. Franc graciously kept it vague, but their offer was something absurd. Franc would need to sign for something like 6+ fights, and if he lost the belt, he’d go back to making 100-200k per fight. As if that wasn’t restrictive enough, there was also a time constraint on the contract, so if he fought out his contract before X years was up, he’d still need to wait before he could box. Only a blind hater would think that these terms are reasonable. Of course Franc countered with the other stuff (unions, health insurance, etc) He knew they wouldn’t bite, but he tested the waters anyway just to gage how much they valued him. Turns out, he was right.
“Used the PFL”? I’m sorry, but what exactly did Franc get from the PFL? They threw him some cash for the privelege of saying that they have a UFC champ on their roster. Franc may never fight in the PFL, but who gives a shit? Do you even watch their cards? This was just PFL waging petty war on the UFC. Anything to bolster their nonsensical claim as a “co-leader” in MMA.
Franc damn sure ain’t a victim. He set out with a dream and achieved it despite the world telling him he was wrong and “fumbled the bag”. I’m sorry my dude, but your claims aren’t really justifiable in light of the facts. It would appear that you’re just a Franc hater.