Regarding Zuffa releasing Strikeforce heavyweight champion Alistair Overeem from his contract, that will also results in stripping him of his title, it was due to a negotiating impasse with Zuffa and Bas Boon and Golden Glory, Overeem's mangaement team. With a lot of the teams, when it came to Strikeforce, Pride, Dream and other promotions, they would pay the management team most of the money and the team would pay the fighters. Zuffa policy is to directly pay the fighters. Obviously there is a lot more to it than that, but the Zuffa mentality is that there is a reason all the other groups were losing money and going out of business and they aren't going to at this point change how they do business. Overeem is not the only fighter who falls into this category, as Fedor Emelianenko, whose fight tonight is the final one on his Strikeforce contract, also has similar terms. These may not be exact numbers, but besides listing M-1 Global as co-promoters (I've seen and heard advertising listing this as a Strikeforce/M-1 Global show) Emelianenko may get paid a listed $300,000 or so,but there is also another figure, maybe $1.2 million or more, which goes to M-1 Global.