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re: UFC on Fox - Donald Cowboy Cerrone vs. RDA - Saturday (12/19) @ 8:00C on Fox
Posted on 12/21/15 at 2:54 pm to Shoulderchoke
Posted on 12/21/15 at 2:54 pm to Shoulderchoke
Is the Golden Age of MMA about to be over?
I mentioned when the Reebok deal was announced that the UFC's Hubris and greed would be their downfall.
Cutting out the secondary markets that supported most of their fighters may prove to be a fatal mistake. These guys that fight for $6-12K a pop and then only $2500 in sponsor money aren't making enough to do anything more than barely get by.
Like everything, it's good at the top and a struggle everywhere else. Limiting the ways your fighters can earn money is not a good business move.
I mentioned when the Reebok deal was announced that the UFC's Hubris and greed would be their downfall.
Cutting out the secondary markets that supported most of their fighters may prove to be a fatal mistake. These guys that fight for $6-12K a pop and then only $2500 in sponsor money aren't making enough to do anything more than barely get by.
Like everything, it's good at the top and a struggle everywhere else. Limiting the ways your fighters can earn money is not a good business move.
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Posted on 12/21/15 at 3:21 pm to CtotheVrzrbck
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Is the Golden Age of MMA about to be over?
I mentioned when the Reebok deal was announced that the UFC's Hubris and greed would be their downfall.
Cutting out the secondary markets that supported most of their fighters may prove to be a fatal mistake. These guys that fight for $6-12K a pop and then only $2500 in sponsor money aren't making enough to do anything more than barely get by.
Like everything, it's good at the top and a struggle everywhere else. Limiting the ways your fighters can earn money is not a good business move.
Well UFC did it's second biggest year on PPV and will probably break the record next year with UFC 200 so.. no shits given in the Zuffa household
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