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Askren will make $50K/$50K in One FC

January 24, 2014 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Ben Askren recently opened up to SI.com about his choice to sign with One FC.  He also revealed his contract with the organization based out of Singapore and his fight pay.

Askren signed a six fight deal with One FC where he will make $50K to show and $50K for a win. As with most fight deals, his pay would escalate should he continue to win.  According to the article, Askren will not move to Asia citing the fact that his family and his two wrestling schools are here.  He indicated that he will train at Evolve MMA in Singapore immediately before any of his One FC fights.

Askren spurned WSOF for Victor Cui’s organization citing more money and the opportunity for him and his family to travel worldwide.

Payout Perspective:

Money is likely the driving factor for Askren to jump to One FC.  Certainly the “see the world” opportunity is enticing for Askren’s family but couldn’t they go on family vacations while staying near home?  According to One FC, its events are well-received in the regions it promotes so we will see how receptive the Asian fans are with Askren.  The organization also boasts a major television deal and blue chip sponsors in Asia which Askren may attempt to solicit for endorsement deals.  One would think that Askren will be promoted heavily and the center of any card he fights on for One FC.

For One FC, it’s an opportunity for the company to make inroads into the American market via streaming.

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