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The Champion’s Clause: An MMA Comparative

September 7, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott 4 Comments

A few weeks ago MMAPayout.com examined how Anderson Silva might avoid the “champion’s clause” in his UFC contract in order to seek the oft-rumoured boxing match with Roy Jones Jr. While Silva’s manager, Ed Soares, has since cleared the air with regards to Silva’s intentions, the situation nonetheless has provided an opportunity to shed more light on the champion’s clause […]

Filed Under: Bellator, contracts, Featured, Strikeforce, UFC

Revisited: UFC Roster Moves Make Dollars and Sense

August 21, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott Leave a Comment

Periodically MMAPayout.com revisits an article previously featured on the site in order highlight an issue, update a prediction, or simply give some of our new readers a look previously unread work. The big news in the last few days has seen Shane Carwin jump from fighting Cain Velasquez in a contenders match of sorts to fighting Brock […]

Filed Under: booking, contracts, opinion and analysis, Revisited, UFC

DirecTV-Versus Impasse Possible

August 21, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott Leave a Comment

Luke Thomas over at Bloodyelbow.com covers an interesting situation brewing between satellite carrier DirecTV and the network channel home of the WEC, Versus. The two are currently involved in last minute negotiations to extend the distribution agreement, which expires August 31st. An impasse and prolonged battle are possible, something that could result in DirecTV possibly dropping […]

Filed Under: contracts, TV

Ed Soares Addresses Silva-to-205 Speculation

August 11, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott Leave a Comment

Ed Soares has reached out to MMAweekly in an attempt to end speculation surrounding a possible permanent move by his client, Anderson Silva, to the UFC’s light heavyweight division: A recent column by Yahoo! Sports writer Dan Wetzel stated that Silva’s manager, Ed Soares, told UFC President Dana White that his client was willing to make the move […]

Filed Under: contracts, UFC

Anderson Silva Looking to Avoid “UFC Champion” Clause?

August 11, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott Leave a Comment

Since destroying Forrest Griffin at UFC 101, Anderson Silva is reportedly interested in abandoning his UFC middleweight belt, ostensibly because he desires a greater challenge that only the light heavyweight division can provide. What if that isn’t the only reason? It’s been well documented that Zuffa contracts are laiden with numerous clauses designed to protect the company’s […]

Filed Under: contracts, politics, UFC

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