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Dana White says they bought the UFC's rights back for $3,000,000 while the sellers cracked up laughing thinking they won but it became a billion-dollar mistake "When we bought this company for $2 million, we literally bought an old wooden octagon, the three letters 'UFC' and 12 to 15... fighter contracts" "The old owner had sold everything, all the ancillary stuff away to Lionsgate. Lionsgate owned everything: the merchandise, the video games, the DVDs, all that stuff" "So we flew out to Lionsgate and they sold us the rights back. I want to say it was like $3,000,000, paid over the next several years. So when we left, they were probably cracking up laughing, wow, this is gonna look great on our books over the next three years" "Now those rights are worth hundreds of millions to billions of dollars. So when you talk about not believing, they owned the rights to this thing, and they never thought it was going to work"show more

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They stole our natural resources then sold them back to us. When did humanity give the rights to our natural resources to greedy, corrupt governments & corporations? At the UN they even spoke about taxing us for the air we breathe, carbon tax. This is evil.

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