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You realize your basic prelim fighter won't get a dime out of those ppv buys?
Unionize is the only answer
What? No, the salary structure has changed since the UFC's inception 20 years ago. The early UFC events were winner take all tournaments. Losers got nothing.Illegal streaming has literally zero baring on a fighters base salary. A dude who makes the 10k minimum will make 10k regardless if there is 1 person or 10 million paying the PPV. 90% of the roster don't have PPV points in their contracts.
And the minimum salary has been the same for about two decades despite the UFC revenue increasing drastically since that time. 20 years ago nobody watched the UFC yet the salary structure is nearly identical. What does that tell you
Not how business works. Fighters pay is not linked to revenue, the UFC will always pay the fighters as little as the market allows them, and if PPV buys double, the extra cash is for shareholders except for a very small fraction that goes to some PPV main event fighters.You do realize if you paid for streams then fighters will have more money in their pockets AND uncle Dana will get to keep his $500 million, produce artificial snow for his kids, and go on pawn stars and drop an entire roster’s worth of salaries on dilapidated metal.
This isnt the days of Art "One Glove"Jimmerson and Tank Abbott the Company isnt in the same position and the fans already pay enough to warrant a different pay structureYou do realize if you paid for streams then fighters will have more money in their pockets AND uncle Dana will get to keep his $500 million, produce artificial snow for his kids, and go on pawn stars and drop an entire roster’s worth of salaries on dilapidated metal.
Your understanding of how the world works is cute.You do realize if you paid for streams then fighters will have more money in their pockets AND uncle Dana will get to keep his $500 million, produce artificial snow for his kids, and go on pawn stars and drop an entire roster’s worth of salaries on dilapidated metal.
Your understanding of how the world works is cute.
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Remember the pink goof talking about doing surveillance on a streamer? Like he had seal team six ready to capture him as soon as he started streaming.
If fighters don't like the pay...they don't have to sign contracts with the UFC. They can shop themselves out somewhere else (or negotiate better). It's that simple.
So giving money to Dana benefits the fighters as much as giving the money directly to the fighters?if they are managing to keep compensation below a threshold % of revenue, more revenue allows for higher compensation within their tolerances for profit margin.
You realize you're wrong, right?You do realize if you paid for streams then fighters will have more money in their pockets AND uncle Dana will get to keep his $500 million, produce artificial snow for his kids, and go on pawn stars and drop an entire roster’s worth of salaries on dilapidated metal.
So giving money to Dana benefits the fighters as much as giving the money directly to the fighters?
Dana's running a racket. And he has simps like you to thank.
You do realize if you paid for streams then fighters will have more money in their pockets AND uncle Dana will get to keep his $500 million, produce artificial snow for his kids, and go on pawn stars and drop an entire roster’s worth of salaries on dilapidated metal.