So Dana is going after Mario, but wont even pay his fighters!?

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Kind've crazy this guy is going so hard to make a guy lose his job, but wont even help his own fighters financially.

<Dana05>
 
What makes it "crazy" TS?
 
Better to be feared than loved?

<31>
 
One thing has nothing to do with the other.

By going after Mario he's actually helping fighters.
 
Pays more than anyone else and always pays every penny he is legally obligated to do under contracts these grown adults agreed to.
 
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It's bad for PR if one of the slaves die in the octagon
 
shit will probably cost him less money? idk
 
It's bad for PR if one of the slaves die in the octagon


I bet most of these 'slaves' earn more money than the majority of sherdoggers.
 
I bet most of these 'slaves' earn more money than the majority of sherdoggers.

Impossible, 95% of us are on welfare, raking in at least double what most fighters earn yearly.
 
Referees and umpires in general get paid beans, do it because they love it, and often have a thankless job. Too early of a stoppage, too late of a stoppage, whatever. Almost never does a fighter admit the fight should've been stopped. Look at CoGar. In fact, look at what Cachociera (sp?) herself is saying. She is glad they let The Bullet bang....bro.

Until they pay way more money, nothing will change with reffing.

EDIT: missing a tap was really bad, though, gotta admit. I am just commenting on the overall "profession" and how they can't win.
 
First of all, Yamasaki is a fuck up. Second of all, you want to be a fucking fighter? Obviously people in the UFC do, and they aren't obligated to sign contracts offered to them. Don't like the money? Bounce.
 
He made it so that ngannou could go from homeless to millionaire
 
I live in a world where both Dana and Mario are pieces of shit.
 
Kind've crazy this guy is going so hard to make a guy lose his job, but wont even help his own fighters financially.

<Dana05>

What are you talking about? The UFC's average pay for fighters (prelim to main card) is more than what Bellator and major boxing promoters pay their athletes.
 
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