Jake Paul VS Dana White EXPLAINED

Jake Paul might represent a bigger threat to the UFC than Dana might think.
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Chapters
0:00 - Jake Paul VS Dana White
0:44 - The Kingpin
3:12 - The Problem Child
4:09 - The Underpaid Fighters
5:19 - Dirty Numbers
6:26 - The Curious Case of Conor McGregor
6:50 - Nitty Gritty Stuff
8:31 - Fighter Pay Structure
9:15 - Hurtful Sponsors
10:33 - Fighters' Infinite Expenses
12:42 - Life Changing Bonuses
14:44 - High Risk/Low Reward
19:25 - Threat #1: Competition
20:48 - Threat #2: Fighters Leverage
21:40 - Threat #3: Fighters Union
22:35 - The Ultimate Threat: Jake Paul
25:30 - Express Yourselves
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FACTS I decided to cut out (because the video was too damn long)

1. The EA Sports UFC Game: The UFC sold the rights of the fighters to EA Sports WITHOUT compensating the fighters. The fighters don’t get paid for the use of their image for PERPETUITY.

2. Good Guy Joe: Joe Rogan paid for the surgery of kickboxer Miriam Nakamoto. Just like many other fighters, she couldn’t afford it on her own. Joe footed the entire bill. How many other fighters didn't get that chance?
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Music (in order)

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Fortress - Roary
Hello Goodbye - Joznez
Penumbra - Hannah Parrott
Put The Work In - LG
Who Gon' Stop Me Now - King Flexx
Main Event - Tyrone Briggs
Enigma - Duomo
Luna - Tony Anderson
A Moment - Chris Coleman
Ono Sendai - Makeup and Vanity
Born For This - CRMNL
Son of a Gun - The Yeahtones
Legends - Summer Kennedy
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