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UFC fighters have expressed concerns about the disparity in pay, especially after Zuffa signed Conor Benn for $15 million for a single fight, while most UFC fighters earn significantly less.

"It's the first time I've listened to my coaches is probably about six fights. And that's the result. Against Brando, I lost my composure, didn't listen to the corner. My corner's like, 'Look, we know you can brawl, you're an MMA fighter, in the gym day in day out.' I can do it all. It's just taken me 16 pro fights to show it."

"I would have rather been a main event. I would rather have gone five rounds. Especially with me being out for 11 months, I want to take my time."

Carlos Prates took home a well-deserved extra $100,000 for his TKO stoppage win over Jack Della Maddalena. The finish capped off a total one-sided beatdown of the former UFC champion, as Prates' leg kicks left the Aussie heavily damaged.

Thicknesse got a triangle in tight then took the arm as well, going belly down for the arm-bar attempt. That was lost but Thicknesse still had the triangle.

Todd Allen, SVP of Marketing for Bud Light at Anheuser-Busch, stated, 'It's going to be a summer unlike any other for UFC fans, and we're pumped to collaborate with our partners at UFC to create the new 'Bud Light UFC Summer Series' that will help make five summer UFC Fights even more memorable for fans and their crew.'

The arena they're gonna start building it over the next week. It's right here, he added, gesturing to the South Lawn behind him. It'll be about 5,000 seats.

Murtazali Magomedov enters the promotion with all ten of his victories coming by finish. Fighting out of Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, the undefeated 26-year-old previously held the Octagon League featherweight title before earning his opportunity to fight in front of the UFC brass.

It's good for the UFC. You think they didn't like it? They liked it... The sport is getting big because of drama, not because of fighting. Like Conor, Khabib, Diaz, the trash talk, everything.

The camp began a few days ago, but for Islam, it has really started today. Makhachev is now officially in camp for his next fight.

"Legs still sharper than a guillotine. Training with the young wolves, sharpening the blade. The return is coming whether they like it or not."

It started to get noisy. Tables getting flipped over, guys running in with guns. They were telling me to get down, I didn't get down. It was f--king awesome. I literally took every minute of it in. And it was pretty crazy, unique experience.