With some new numbers and a new tiered system in place, fighters finally have an idea just how much they'll be getting from their Reebok deal... and at least one of them is not happy about it.
Just a couple weeks ago now, the UFC announced that they were changing their sponsorship system with Reebok. The new UFC exclusive uniform sponsor would no longer be paying out different amounts based on the rankings of the fighters in the Official UFC Rankings. Instead, they were going to pay based on a tenure structure, with the most experienced, long-term Zuffa contracted fighters getting the most money.