And Ali feels so strongly that the UFC isn't a monopsony that he testified against an effort to increase fighter pay...aka help his clients make more money? Sure lolIt more complicated than that. The case is about whether or not the UFC has used Anti-Competitive practices to suppress fighter pay not “are fighters getting paid enough”— that’s oversimplification and somewhat inaccurate
And the arguments being used in court by the UFC are trying to prove that their business practices are not anti-competive
Or he might be more familiar with the situation than you are
And again, just spitball if you have to. How does keeping fighter pay private increase fighter pay or leverage. Im dying to know, because it would have to be something super creative.
And like I said, Ali has worked for promotions before while repping fighters. Thay isn't encouraging if you're arguing that he would never double deal.