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Dude was out after that second knee
The ref must have thought they were fighting under Mortal Kombat rules
Those soccer kicks were brutal.
Dude was out after that second knee
The ref must have thought they were fighting under Mortal Kombat rules
Very vague criticism, how about you say a few namesReading the comments on this forum is truly pathetic..
Most of y'all don't know shyt about MMA
To be fair, the fight game wasn't as refined as it is now when Chuck was champ. That era was when fighters were just now becoming more well rounded as far as better wrestling to complement jits, crisper boxing....etc. ...but yeah, if it weren't for Chuck's takedown defense and the fact that he, at the time, brought a style of punching to the table that most fighters couldn't train for, he wouldn't have gotten far as he did had fighters been more well rounded from jump (especially better hands). Once fighters started stepping their boxing game up it was a wrap, those looping punches weren't bout shyt anymoredamned if I know but with Anderson and Jones gone mma has lost a lot of legitimacy. A lot of these dudes like Chuck Liddell who are heralded were nothing more than bar fighters as far as I'm concerned.
just got finished reading an article about ed ruth signing to bellator. real talk, that reebok deal might end biting ufc in the ass. ruth is still going to the 2016 olympics and if he comes home with a medal then got damn he won't be making no 2500 in sponsorship money for his first fight. all this shyt has done is help bellator imo. i think ufc has to make some changes to that payscale. i just now thought about ronda, she's hands down has the most mainstream appeal in the sport. she's in movies, commericals, on magazine, tv shows, etc. for her to make 40K a fight from that deal, is fukking RAPE!
Mike Roberts of MMA Inc., who represents the likes of Anthony Pettis, Urijah Faberand Paige VanZant, said that only "10 to 15 percent" of his fighters will benefit from the UFC's uniform deal with Reebok.
"The other 85 to 90 percent, it's gonna hurt," Roberts said
Someone like Chad Mendes, an MMA Inc. client, is affected the most. He's a title contender and has headlined in his last two bouts, including a pay-per-view. But unless he's fighting for a title, his next bout will only get him $10,000 from the Reebok deal. Roberts said Mendes made "considerably more money" in the past.
the only way to make this right is to increase purses. They knew how much these folks were making before it shouldn't be difficult to make the difference.just got finished reading an article about ed ruth signing to bellator. real talk, that reebok deal might end biting ufc in the ass. ruth is still going to the 2016 olympics and if he comes home with a medal then got damn he won't be making no 2500 in sponsorship money for his first fight. all this shyt has done is help bellator imo. i think ufc has to make some changes to that payscale. i just now thought about ronda, she's hands down has the most mainstream appeal in the sport. she's in movies, commericals, on magazine, tv shows, etc. for her to make 40K a fight from that deal, is fukking RAPE!
just got finished reading an article about ed ruth signing to bellator. real talk, that reebok deal might end biting ufc in the ass. ruth is still going to the 2016 olympics and if he comes home with a medal then got damn he won't be making no 2500 in sponsorship money for his first fight. all this shyt has done is help bellator imo. i think ufc has to make some changes to that payscale. i just now thought about ronda, she's hands down has the most mainstream appeal in the sport. she's in movies, commericals, on magazine, tv shows, etc. for her to make 40K a fight from that deal, is fukking RAPE!
Might sound silly but I don't even see what the ufc gains from this deal, so some of the fighters will be models shilling reebook gear in ads and stores, ok cool but a faceless model can do that and it won't make them famous. Is reebook even still relevant
So for arguement sake why would zuffa do itWho really wins from this deal other than Reebok? The fighters, managers, MMA brands & to an extent the UFC are all on the losing side of this deal.