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Disappointed
Ariel – GROW THE AFRO !
Mark Coleman: one of the first UFC champions needs a Go Fund me to live. Shame on the UFC!
Deductible for tax purposes.
Hahahaha
Everything the UFC does is just to make sure they keep their money.
335,000,000 divided by 1200 fighters is $280,000 per fighter minus tax because of course the little guy has to pay tax whereas the big guy gets a tax break 😂 this f'ng world.
So no more fighter pay talk ever again, got it, MMA Media?
All these "alpha" male fighter turn into the biggest Betas as soon as they are confronted by businessmen in suits.
At least we'll get to squirm watching Dana answer those questions. Nothing he hates more. Although knowing him he'll suppress the MMA media as usual and they'll all bow down to his will.
Dana would have fought this to the end if it was pre TKO
The lawyers are the real winners
Fighters never wanted change😂😂it was show me the money from the start
"Not to get political but…" – Hell wani hates you.
Maybe Dana was right all along?
It's disappointing because I like a lot of A boys takes.
UFC W right there.
lol we all knew these fighters would sell out but for that amount 🤣 what a joke. After lawyer fees they’ll be getting something like 194k per fighter.
But after 10 years I guess it’s better to leave with some money. But I think we are all shocked they settled for that money
Based on a comment on here that 30% goes to legal team and the rest is shared between 1200 fighters, that is $200'000 each (if split evenly). That is actually a huge difference to them. Especially back then for the ones that gave their health with over 10 fights, Like Nate Quarry for example and who made $10'000 a fight. These fighters that suffered back then can pay off their houses, invest, feel freedom from debt/financial struggles. So understandable why they'd take the money, it will make a huge difference
Biggest fan for years. Need to upgrade. Becoming The Phil Donahue Show.
luke thomas coping bad rn
Hey Ariel, I’m a law student at Georgetown; would love to come on and talk to you about the antitrust suit!
Only 325 to keep monopoly on.😂 Dana can pay that out of his wallet and still has a hundred mil left
The fighters sold out! 😂 They were supposedly fighting to bring about change for all future fighters. Sell outs!
0:27: 🥊 Update on long-awaited antitrust lawsuit in MMA world revealed through journalist report.
2:23: ⚖️ Settlement reached in UFC antitrust lawsuits, preventing trial and potential damages of up to $1.6 billion.
4:35: ⚖️ Settlement reached in UFC antitrust lawsuits, potentially ending long-standing legal battle.
6:54: ⚖️ Implications of UFC antitrust lawsuits settlement on fighters' rights and business practices.
8:58: ⚖️ Reflection on the significance of UFC's antitrust lawsuits settlement and the need for further insights.
Timestamps by Tammy AI
What was the point of this lawsuit if they were just going to settle
10 years of lawyer fees
TKO stock went up 5% immediately after the announcement
30% goes to the legal teams and what's left is divided to 1200 fighters that signed on as plaintiffs which means 194k goes to each fighter, big deal they basically got 5 to 6 years of minimum wage job, great job guys we are really impressed.
Ariel, democracy, for sure they voted and that won . These new fighters after the sale should unite and have an union if they want more money. But right now there is no monopoly, I can name more then 15 fighting leagues only MMA , Caposa can name more then 50 or after a quick research.
Good.
Overall this is a win for the UFC…not cos they only paid 350m…it was more to do with the other part of the claim i.e. potentially impact on fighter contracts. If settlement is solely for damages and no change to contracts then UFC win. Simple as that.
The Canadian is giving us a political lesson. Right now nothing is stopping Uncle Joe and the Democrats from passing anything for the UFC fighters.
About $279k if divided by 1200…but like I said…not divided equally plus attorney fees
Happy Ariel? You have been rooting for the demise of the UFC for almost a decade now. Does this make you happy?
Tko tko’d the lawsuit