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Archives for May 2012

UFC 146: Payout Perspective

May 27, 2012 by Jason Cruz 23 Comments

Welcome to another edition of Payout Perspective!  This time we look at UFC 146 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center (if you are Frank Mir), if you are everyone else it was at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada. JDS KOs Frank Mir Just one takedown attempt stuffed by JDS, did the trick and […]

Filed Under: Featured, pay-per-view, payouts, ratings, sponsorships, UFC

UFC 146 main event salaries

May 26, 2012 by Jason Cruz 14 Comments

MMA Junkie reports the release of main event fighter salaries for tonight’s UFC 146.  JDS and Frank Mir will earn $200,000 each with no win bonus. Also revealed by NSAC head Keith Kizer, Cain Velasquez will earn $100,000 with the potential of a $100,000 win bonus and Bigfoot Silva will earn a flat $70,000. Payout […]

Filed Under: payouts, UFC

The pro wrestling post: TNA sues WWE, Lesnar PPV buys and Wrestler v. Wrestler

May 25, 2012 by Jason Cruz 1 Comment

Welcome to another edition of the pro wrestling post.  This week we look at TNA sues WWE, Brock Lesnar’s return to PPV with the WWE and wrestler sues wrestler. TNA sues WWE TNA Wrestling has filed a lawsuit against the World Wrestling Entertainment and a former employee of TNA and the WWE for what amounts […]

Filed Under: legal, Pro Wrestling Post, TNA, WWE

Sponsorship Spotlight: RYU

May 24, 2012 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Welcome to another edition of Sponsorship Spotlight.  This time we are featuring MMA apparel company and UFC® sponsor RYU.  MMA Payout had the opportunity get in touch with RYU CEO Christopher Martens for a quick Q&A regarding its recent involvement as a UFC® sponsor. You will likely see a lot of RYU this weekend during UFC 146 […]

Filed Under: Featured, Sponsorship Spotlight, UFC

Follow up on the Oklahoma PPV tax

May 23, 2012 by Jason Cruz 4 Comments

Last week, the Oklahoma Attorney General decided that the state’s tax on pay per views was unconstitutional.  MMA Payout takes a brief look at the potential legalities behind this question. As those who have been following know, the UFC threatened to sue the state of Oklahoma for its 4% tax on pay per views.  As […]

Filed Under: legal, opinion and analysis, pay-per-view, UFC, Zuffa

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