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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

Intellectual Property Rights Under the Zuffa Standard Contract

July 16, 2009 by Staff 1 Comment

Guest columnist David Nelmark (attorney and author of MixedMartialArtsLawBlog.com) offers his thoughts on the UFC® Exclusive Promotional and Ancillary Rights Agreement as it pertains to intellectual property rights. If you spend much time with MMA fighters, sooner or later you will hear one say that he’d sell his soul for a chance to compete in […]

Filed Under: contracts, legal, opinion and analysis, UFC, WEC, Zuffa

Report: UFC & Couture Negotiating; Possibly Lesnar in November

August 30, 2008 by Kelsey Philpott

Bloodyelbow.com is reporting that the UFC is currently in negotiations with Randy Couture for a potential return to the Octagon in November to fight heavyweight blue chipper and former WWE star Brock Lesnar. It’s worth noting that aside from Florian vs. Stevenson, no other fight, let alone a main event, has been booked for UFC […]

Filed Under: contracts, Featured, M-1 Global, opinion and analysis, UFC

Fighter Salaries: Questionable UFC Contract Provisions

July 4, 2008 by Kelsey Philpott Leave a Comment

While I can appreciate the desire on behalf of the UFC to control all aspects of its company – whether it be information flow, contracts, or the production of its events – ultimately I see the need for a little give on one, if not all of these areas. Obviously, the topic of discussion for […]

Filed Under: agent, contracts, Featured, merchandise, opinion and analysis, payouts, UFC

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