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DREAM again slow to pay fighters
DREAM again slow to pay fighters |
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MMAcca
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 944-552
Season: 20-4 (#104)
Location: North East of England
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Following a recent five-month delay in payment to lightweight contender Nick Diaz, the Japanese-based DREAM promotion has again run behind on compensating its fighters.
The participants in question this time are heavyweight Jimmy Ambriz (13-11-1) and lightweight Todd Moore (9-3). Both U.S.-based fighters participated in September's DREAM.6 event.
"As far as I'm concerned, they pretty much have stiffed us," Moore told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com). "The fight was Sept. 23, and we're going on into [late November] and they still haven't paid. That's two months. That sucks, man."
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Post #1 11/21/08 8:27:15AM
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MMA_Alex
MMA Regular
Career record: 316-152
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Toronto, Ontario
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And people complain about the UFC's fighter payment...
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Post #2 11/21/08 9:15:16AM
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Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 898-590
Season: 18-6 (#327)
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
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FEG needs to get their crap together, or they're going to go under sooner than later.
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Post #3 11/21/08 10:08:21AM
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The Dancer
Career record: 353-258
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Maryland
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Quit fighting for them. Dana might underpay fighters, but they get paid. These yahoo's are just hurting fighters bad. What shmucks
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Post #4 11/21/08 7:15:09PM
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