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Dana needs to go right? That's really the only thing that would feel like a splash that would make headlines
Ryan Jimmo vs. Nate Diaz in a Winner Leaves Town Match.
Bottom line? Im not gonna listen to Schaub talking 1 hour about this...
I wonder if some low level employee is trawling through Uncle Dana's twitter account and mass deleting things.
UFC 178 (Johnson-Cariaso, Cerrone-Alvarez, McGregor-Poirier): 205,000 buys
http://www.mmafighting.com/2014/12/...told-he-wont-get-next-welterweight-title-shot
Another trilogy nobody asked for. There's no hope for the UFC.
I'm all for a rubber match as long as Hendricks dumps Dolce and fights like he used to.I'm all for poopin in the UFC's cheerios but c'mon, Hendricks/Lawler I and II have been awesome so far (and very close) and you can't break it up just to see Rory get his weird face smashed in again.
I don't think it's so much about Rory for most as it is about not having an immediate rubber match. Let it simmer for a while, see if Lawler can defend the title and let Hendricks get a few wins/KOs. Currently, my Robbie Lawler rematch hype rankings look something like this:Yeah seriously though, people are tripping because Rory doesn't get a shot at Lawler? He got f*cked up
I hope Rory doesn't disappear like TJ Grant..........they seem to like taking title shots away from Canadians lately (I know TJ is injured)
UFC 178 (Johnson-Cariaso, Cerrone-Alvarez, McGregor-Poirier): 205,000 buys
UFC 179 (Aldo vs. Mendes): 160,000-200,000 buys
UFC 180 (Werdum vs. Hunt): 185,000-200,000 buys
UFC 181 (Hendricks vs. Lawler, Pettis vs. Melendez): 380,000 (This is an early number and may change somewhat based on late reporting cable systems.)
Total Number of UFC PPV buys for:
2014: 3.2 million
2013: 6.1 million
2012: 5.8 million
2011: 6.6 million
2010: 8.8 million
2009: 8 million
This sport is officially dead
For all we know GSP is going to announce his immediate comeback and will 50-45 Robbie.
thefro said:I added up the other numbers from Wikipedia
2008: 6.3 million
2007: 5.1 million
2006: 5.3 million (helped by freak show fights like Royce v.s. Hughes & Tito v.s. Shamrock)
2005: 1.9 million (A few PPVs after TUF started in this year)
2004: LOL so low
Basically CM Punk needs to fight and The Ultimate Fighter needs to be completely retooled and air after Monday Night Raw again to get the John Cena kiddies hooked on the Ultimate.
Like I said, $50,000 a year is what I averaged, and that's before expenses. After expenses, I'm averaging about $10,000 a year. That's s--t money when you're traveling, you're on the road, you have to eat out.
I remember when they put me up at the MGM to fight Chad Mendes, I was broke as a joke. I had to jog six miles off the strip just to find a cheap place to eat. I couldn't eat anywhere on the strip because I didn't have any f-----g money, and I'm fighting the No. 2-ranked guy in the world. It's a f-----g joke.
But what about the famous locker room bonuses? Everyone is making 2-3x what's reported, right?!
McKenzie said he averaged $50k a year.
According to Wikipedia his disclosed earnings per fight were $10,000-16,000. In the UFC he fought twice a year.
"Do you want to be a fucking fighter?"While we're on this subject:
No one ever said, hey let's watch the UFC cuz the Muscle Shark is fighting, any more than anyone knows who Cody is. This was pre-rape conviction so I was rooting pretty hard for Hermes.Wasnt Ultimate paying Sherk 17k when he was champ? Hell wasnt Barao being paid peanuts when he was champ?
UFC 64 Fighter Salaries
Event took place on October 14, 2006 and aired on pay-per-view
Title Match & Main Event Fighters
-Anderson Silva: $50,000 (defeated Rich Franklin)
-Sean Sherk: $22,000 (defeated Kenny Florian)
-Rich Franklin: $21,000 (lost to Anderson Silva)
-Kenny Florian: $8,000 (lost to Sean Sherk)
Main Card Fighters
-Cheick Kongo: $20,000 (lost to Carmelo Marrero)
-Spencer Fisher: $20,000 (defeated Dan Lauzon)
-Jon Fitch: $20,000 (defeated Kuniyoshi Hironaka)
-Kuniyoshi Hironaka: $6,000 (lost to Jon Fitch)
-Carmelo Marrero: $6,000 (defeated Cheick Kongo)
-Dan Lauzon: $3,000 (lost to Spencer Fisher)
Preliminary Match Fighters
-Yushin Okami: $12,000 (defeated Kalib Starnes)
-Clay Guida: $6,000 (defeated Justin James)
-Kalib Starnes: $5,000 (lost to Yushin Okami)
-Kurt Pellegrino: $4,000 (defeated Junior Assuncao)
-Junior Assuncao: $3,000 (lost to Kurt Pellegrino)
-Justin James: $3,000 (lost to Clay Guida)
Disclosed Fighter Payroll for UFC 64: $209,000
UFC 73
Anderson Silva $90,000 ($45,000 + $45,000 win bonus) def. Nate Marquardt $24,000
Sean Sherk $28,000 ($14,000 + $14,000 win bonus) def. Hermes Franca $14,000
Tito Ortiz $210,000 draw with Rashad Evans $16,000
Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira $200,000 ($100,000 + $100,000 win bonus) def. Heath Herring $70,000
Kenny Florian $16,000 ($8,000 + $8,000 win bonus) def. Alvin Robinson $3,000
Stephan Bonnar $32,000 ($16,000 + $16,000 win bonus) def. Mike Nickels $5,000
Chris Lytle $20,000 ($10,000 + $10,000 win bonus) def. Jason Gilliam $3,000
Jorge Gurgel $14,000 ($7,000 + $7,000 win bonus) def. Diego Saraiva $3,000
Frank Edgar $10,000 ($5,000 + $5,000 win bonus) def. Mark Bocek $3,000
Found some footage of CM Punk's MMA training
http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshh8lSFc4sCWS49Ko0z
Video: Former NBA player Darko Milicic loses his kickboxing debut after suffering nasty leg wound
Drafted ahead of Carmelo to getting kicked for money. That's hard times, dadday.
Holy shit Interstellar was depressing.