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And yet he is acting like the most underpaid fighter.Damn. Mark Hunt made out like a bandit.
And yet he is acting like the most underpaid fighter.Damn. Mark Hunt made out like a bandit.
Conor skyrocketed khabibs stock.after that fight the whole world followed khabibHonestly seeing this makes me understand jones hardballing the UFC as much as he does.
There is no way Khabib should have made more money than jones.
kind of underpins where people can make the most money, and this is just fighters pay, and not what promoters are earnings
@TeenageMutantLesnarTurtle thoughts on the pay disparity and how you, and i, dont know what promoters are earning, there is no doubt UFC is earning more than "Boxing", because boxing isnt a monopoly
That is exactly why they pay under the table. The disclosed salaries are always significantly lower then the real salaries for the main stars.There is no way the UFC was paying its top stars "under the table" in the millions.
The IRS exists.
That is exactly why they pay under the table. The disclosed salaries are always significantly lower then the real salaries for the main stars.
I'm really sure the IRS visits the UFC in Dubai and Saudi Arabia and inspects the money transactions to ensure taxation is paid.
Honestly seeing this makes me understand jones hardballing the UFC as much as he does.
There is no way Khabib should have made more money than jones.
They don't get paid "under the table" but they get paid things like "bonuses" for signing a new contract or signing up to a fight and Bisping has said that his PPV share would come through as a cheque months later which is why it wouldn't need to come through the athletic commission but would be coming legally through UFC accounts.Those fighters would never be able to deposit 'under the table money' into their bank account.
The reason we even know about disclose pay is because the athletic commission releases that information. Well they did, untill recently. Somebody got the athletic commissions to stop releasing pay all together.
The UFC isn't going to risk it at this stage because some Bozo fighter all these years later could have snitched on them out of retaliation
Supposedly Conor made something between $50m-$100m for the Floyd fight, don't think anyone knows for sure but considering it did over 4m buys I can believe it.Highest paid fighter gets 1/3rd in his entire career what a boxing champ gets in one fight.
It's the list that's doing something wrong lmaoJDS is doing something right
Dude fought like 100 professional fights. He should have way moreAnd yet he is acting like the most underpaid fighter.
Why just boxing...Just for comparison here are the top 16 highest boxing payouts for 1 fight:
16. Anthony Joshua $25M vs Andy Ruiz
15. Jake Paul $30M vs Tommy Fury
14. Mike Tyson $30M vs Holyfield 2
13. Canello $35M vs Kovalev
12. Evander Holyfield $35M vs Tyson 2
11. Jake Paul $40M vs Tyson
10. Canello $45M vs GGG 3
9. Joshua $50M vs Ngannou
8. De la Hoya $52M vs Mayweather
7. Fury $60M vs Wilder 3
6. Mayweather $80M vs Canello
5. Fury $100M vs Usyk
4. McGregor $130M vs Mayweather
3. Pacman $150M vs Mayweather
2. Mayweather $250M vs Pacman
1. Mayweather $280M vs McGregor
So Mayweather in one fight on two occasions earned more than the entire top 20 UFC fighters ever.
Sounds like a job for you, let us knowWhy just boxing...
How does it compare to kickboxing, karate, bbj, muay thai, sumo etc. ?
I'm just gonna take a guess and say significantly lower than both lol.Sounds like a job for you, let us know
I'm just gonna take a guess and say significantly lower than both lol.
I would say you are right on that because operating costs most of these sports would not compare to a full time league like the UFC.Probably. But I bet if you calculated the % of money they take in compared to what they pay the fighters, it probably beats the UFC.