REDDzone wrote:It's just weird because Dana told me the fighters were getting all the money from the deal?
After expenses. Dana got to tip his blackjack dealers.
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REDDzone wrote:It's just weird because Dana told me the fighters were getting all the money from the deal?
Dupp wrote:Till broke his collar bone.. Feel bad for him. At the same time I’m not too disappointed because there will be no denying Rob a rematch if he wins now. Don’t care how people think the fight will play out, he deserves the fight.
Susan wrote:Dupp wrote:Till broke his collar bone.. Feel bad for him. At the same time I’m not too disappointed because there will be no denying Rob a rematch if he wins now. Don’t care how people think the fight will play out, he deserves the fight.
Holland took the fight on short notice. Good for him.
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cowboyronnie wrote:I don't have many hopes for the Nate-Edwards fight actually coming to fruition. One dude is a flake, the other prone to all the bad luck in the world.
It's weird that Nate even took that fight, though. It's so much better for Edwards and the UFC than for him.
cowboyronnie wrote:I don't have many hopes for the Nate-Edwards fight actually coming to fruition. One dude is a flake, the other prone to all the bad luck in the world.
It's weird that Nate even took that fight, though. It's so much better for Edwards and the UFC than for him.
The fight, which was part of an event put on by Cage Fury Fighting Championship and aired on UFC Fight Pass, was stopped when the referee noticed Pliev was missing his left ring finger.
For several minutes, those in the venue were searching for the stray digit. Event promoter Rob Haydak said officials looked all around the cage, and there was even an announcement over the PA system asking people to look for it inside 2300 Arena.
Haydak said it was ultimately discovered that the finger had come off and was lodged inside Pliev's glove all along.
Stephen Jackson wrote:Make sure u want these problems. Goggle me slime. Im in da streets.
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