Media Masvidal goes after anonymous "manager" for testifying in favor of the UFC in the anti trust lawsuit

[DizzyYeahYeah]

He's black, a Muslim, fought in a holy war for Islamic terrorists/freedom fighters (depending on your point of view), fooled the FBI, pretended to be working for them but was really a double agent and warned his friends from Al-qaeda/ISIS, fought in mma, and the main one is his boy humiliated ginger pubes in front of the world in the biggest fight in MMA history.

Wtf? Ali is Egyptian, which makes him Arab.

 

[DizzyYeahYeah]

Jorge sold himself short, tbh. He tried to secure long term money and didn't think he would become as big as he is right now. The UFC should let him renegotiate the pay for his next 2 fights on his contract or give him PPV points if he headlines or co-headlines.

 

[Captain Herb]

The very top fighters nor their managers want anything to change, they're doing quite well

 

[chinarice]

Who is holding a gun to their head and making them sign the contract ?

Why is this so hard for people to understand ?

Why is it so hard for people to understand that the fighters have 0 pull, 0 leverage, nothing?

 

[Captain Herb]

fooled the FBI, pretended to be working for them but was really a double agent and warned his friends from Al-qaeda/ISIS

Do you really think that if the FBI could prove he worked for Al Quaeda AND Isis, he wouldn't be in prison?

 

[chinarice]

I do pay attention to MMA and what I see is a man trusted by some of the most successful fighters in the sport --- Khabib, Usman, Cejudo, Gaethje, Frankie Edgar, Rumble, Marlon Moraes.

Notice how most of said fighters were able to forge a rather straightforward path to the title or title contention, and none has anything bad to say about Ali.

You and I don't how he is in real life but we sure can judge how good he is at his job by the results.

If you can't say the obvious reasons why this man is disliked, you obviously don't pay attention...

It's pretty obvious. Dude shit talking and acting like he'll fight some of the best fighters right in public, only because he has actual good fighters next to him is fucking bullshit, slimy, scumbag moves but by all means, defend him.

 

[Sumomike]

That shit must of hurted when she told you that lmfaoooooo

hhahahah. ya man, but i learned a good lesson. price of admission was worth it.

 

[Dragonslayer82]

Don't forget about abandoning his kid and not paying child support.

Thanks for the reminder, was also going to say done for raping underage girls and attacking a pensioner in a pub from behind and not even being able to knock him out. But not sure if that was Ali or not.

 

[Dragonslayer82]

Cause he is a terrorist rat?
Strange how that works.

At least he doesn't suffocate or shoot black kids on a daily basis as in the street of the USA.

 

[Paynebringer]

As Masvidal walks to his car little does he know trouble is about to hit ^^^

 

[rjmbrd]

The irony of this situation, is that if Jorge had this "manager" as his own, he wouldn't be signed to an 8 ight contract in the first place, and would be making a fuckton of money like his peers at Dominance MMA Management & Sports Entertainment LLC.

So you are saying a prominent manager is in collusion with the UFC to give preferential treatment to a small group of fighters - perhaps a few dozen of 500 - who tow the company line and keep quiet about the atrocious 18% revenue split fighters get?

That really sounds like a great reason to form a fighters association so that kind of back room bullshit goes away.

 

[kflo]

So you are saying a prominent manager is in collusion with the UFC to give preferential treatment to a small group of fighters - perhaps a few dozen of 500 - who tow the company line and keep quiet about the atrocious 18% revenue split fighters get?

That really sounds like a great reason to form a fighters association so that kind of back room bullshit goes away.

how is negotiating good contracts for your clients collusion?

 

[XNYHCX]

Mas deserves a manager who will give him a blow job?

And Dana White to tuck him in at night.

 

[Do better]

After doing some research, it became apparent that this manager is Ali AbelGOAT.

https://www.bloodyelbow.com/2018/8/...rre-reasoning-to-keep-fighter-pay-private-mma

The irony of this situation, is that if Jorge had this "manager" as his own, he wouldn't be signed to an 8 ight contract in the first place, and would be making a fuckton of money like his peers at Dominance MMA Management & Sports Entertainment LLC.

This shit bird ought to not allow his manager tweet for him. Though his manager is doing a great job sounding as deplorable as Jorge

 

[XNYHCX]

how is negotiating good contracts for your clients collusion?

If you're you work hard and smart and make money you're a bad guy.

 

[BEATDOWNS]

MasDIVAl living up his own ass. Man i can't wait to see him humbled..

 

[XNYHCX]

So you are saying a prominent manager is in collusion with the UFC to give preferential treatment to a small group of fighters - perhaps a few dozen of 500 - who tow the company line and keep quiet about the atrocious 18% revenue split fighters get?

That really sounds like a great reason to form a fighters association so that kind of back room bullshit goes away.

The manager is taking care of the fighters he manages. That's his job, right? Or should he work for free for 500 people?
So if other fighters want to be taken care of, perhaps they should hire a better manager.

 

[shankmcgank]

Why is it so hard for people to understand that the fighters have 0 pull, 0 leverage, nothing?

They have lots of pull and leverage.

Don't sign a contract if you don't like the terms.

It's really not that hard.

 

[Doug Money]

Does Jorge still have that hot latina mánager he had in his Bellator days? If so, she sucks at her job, but is fine as hell, so it evens out i guess? Seriously tho, he needs new management asap. Should have gone to another company after his 3 fight win streak. But Más comes off as a loyal guy to his day one people. That is a virtue that can turn quickly into a fault in the buissness world.

 

[rjmbrd]

The manager is taking care of the fighters he manages. That's his job, right? Or should he work for free for 500 people?
So if other fighters want to be taken care of, perhaps they should hire a better manager.

Do you think its quid pro quo?

Imagine a world where one manager gets preferential treatment for his small stable of fighters, out of 500, in exchange for testimony in a class action lawsuit that is material to the damages being claimed?

Now imagine that same manager is also front and center controlling the messaging and public voice of his fighters, such as that they will not comment on the UFC's 18% revenue split?