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Meanwhile Arlovski lost 83 fights in a row and is fighting again for like 300k.
And Jessica Eye is fighting for a title. Life can be a bitch bro.
Meanwhile Arlovski lost 83 fights in a row and is fighting again for like 300k.
Imagine a young GSP in this scenario. He would be CUT in today’s landscape.
I don't have complains. After all every easy paycheck is good for Valentina.. she will need all the money she can get when I marry her.And Jessica Eye is fighting for a title. Life can be a bitch bro.
I was wondering what TS' angle was here until...
lol
Does anyone care Justin Willis (8-2) is released from the UFC for not taking Wilt Harris this summer? Does anyone care Elias Theodorou (8-3) was cut because of a lackluster couple of fights? Here’s why you should.
You have to take risks to be exciting in the cage. You also have to WIN. There’s no longer a three strikes and you’re out policy. That’s OVER. Now all it takes is ONE. The UFC’s fuck or walk policy is seen as a motivator.
Put yourself in their shoes. You’re walking out of the arena. Thousands of fans screaming at you. You know you have to win this fight. If you don’t showcase a spectacle you might not get inside this cage again. If you don’t knock out your opponent, you’re fired. If you get knocked out you’re fired. If you win a boring decision, YOU’RE FIRED.
Imagine a young GSP in this scenario. He would be CUT in today’s landscape. This is not the only deterrent. The UFC does not take kindly if you are injured and want to opt out of a fight. Ask Conor who was forces to fight Khabib while injured. What did he get in the end? Praise for being brave? Just a one way ticket to Palookaville.
What if ... you win? You win so much, your record CANNOT be denied. You have to fight for the title or there will be riots on the streets. Ask Tony Ferguson. He will tell you all about that...
The UFC has always tried to balance sport and spectacle but now the scales have TIPPED. Endeavor (company that owns UFC) is going public with an IPO. What does that mean? So many things... Imagine Warren Buffet owning a large share and DEMANDING they bring back Mighty Mouse. That’s the kind uncertain future the sport faces.
Will Smith’s invisible hand guide the UFC to new heights? Or will the bottom line hurt the development of the new generation of fighters?
You are 100% correct sir. Gonzaga vs Jordan was one of the worst fights I have ever seen back in the day. Literally less than 5 punches landed by either fighter in any given round and both gassed in round 1. Yet they both continued to fight and had better showings thereafter. Sometimes certain matchups suck from an entertainment aspect.Big Titty said he couldn't make weight in time for the summer. 100% cuttable offence.
Wme management read sherdog and listen to you guys.
It’s time we need to stop shitting on fighters for no reason. Elias and Willis should still be signed, but no, you guys like to make fun of them and say ‘Oh that Elias, he did that funny kick of the cage’. This has got to stop because sherdog forums are rather influential on wme management and they pay attention to see who the most die hard mma fans want to see fight.
ThisThe UFC is a cluster f__k of mismanagement, yet they are doing well. Imagine what the UFC could be if it had a less vindicative, level headed management team.
Meanwhile Arlovski lost 83 fights in a row and is fighting again for like 300k.
Imagine a young GSP in this scenario. He would be CUT in today’s landscape.
This article exists on the front page already. Are you Ben Duffy? It was pretty good.. can you explain the public IPO, and it's implications further? Will Smith's invisible hand? What that mean? The actor? Trying to call-shots as part-owner, yeah, that'll never happen. Conor didn't have a broken foot ya Goof. One tweet and he's out of that fight, period. You think he would blame his coach on Twitter after that loss instead of a broken foot? Seriously? Why would Warren Buffet want a proven non commodity back? You think he's dumb? You started strong then you lost me towards the middle.Does anyone care Justin Willis (8-2) is released from the UFC for not taking Wilt Harris this summer? Does anyone care Elias Theodorou (8-3) was cut because of a lackluster couple of fights? Here’s why you should.
You have to take risks to be exciting in the cage. You also have to WIN. There’s no longer a three strikes and you’re out policy. That’s OVER. Now all it takes is ONE. The UFC’s fuck or walk policy is seen as a motivator.
Put yourself in their shoes. You’re walking out of the arena. Thousands of fans screaming at you. You know you have to win this fight. If you don’t showcase a spectacle you might not get inside this cage again. If you don’t knock out your opponent, you’re fired. If you get knocked out you’re fired. If you win a boring decision, YOU’RE FIRED.
Imagine a young GSP in this scenario. He would be CUT in today’s landscape. This is not the only deterrent. The UFC does not take kindly if you are injured and want to opt out of a fight. Ask Conor who was forces to fight Khabib while injured. What did he get in the end? Praise for being brave? Just a one way ticket to Palookaville.
What if ... you win? You win so much, your record CANNOT be denied. You have to fight for the title or there will be riots on the streets. Ask Tony Ferguson. He will tell you all about that...
The UFC has always tried to balance sport and spectacle but now the scales have TIPPED. Endeavor (company that owns UFC) is going public with an IPO. What does that mean? So many things... Imagine Warren Buffet owning a large share and DEMANDING they bring back Mighty Mouse. That’s the kind uncertain future the sport faces.
Will Smith’s invisible hand guide the UFC to new heights? Or will the bottom line hurt the development of the new generation of fighters?
I'd actually be really impressed if Warren Buffet knew who Demetrious Johnson was.
Endeavor (company that owns UFC) is going public with an IPO. What does that mean? So many things... Imagine Warren Buffet owning a large share and DEMANDING they bring back Mighty Mouse. That’s the kind uncertain future the sport faces.