The figures are inside and one hunter in particular receives a large payment day after the anti-trust scheme of the UFC.
According to a report by Veteran Combat Sports journalist John S. NashLe. vs. Zuffa claims that manager Angeion Group has submitted a report on the processing of submissions of the Class member Claims. Funds to be eligible for claims to be distributed “no later than September 16”, but it is the breakdown of the figures that can eliminate eyebrows.
Based on the newly submitted report, the average payment to the claimants who are part of the Class Action right case will amount to $ 231,022.29. The median is at $ 86,034.65, while the highest payment will be $ 10,334,240.72, which goes to Anderson Silva, according to Nash. The lowest payment that is issued is now $ 16,138.45.
According to the conditions of the settlement between Zuffa/UFC and the class members, the following hunters should see 32.7% of their total bolt compensation that were earned during the class period paid to them, plus $ 14,179.33 per fight.
That is not a chump change.
Dragging the legal system in Nevada for more than ten years, 2014. et al vs. Zuffa claimed that the UFC had housed its hunters, maintained a monoponia and used anti-competitive business practices to make hunters pay. The two parties reached a scheme in 2024. A second class actions lawsuit, with a later class period after 2017, Kajan Johnson, et al. V. Zuffa, LLC, will continue to work.
Anderson Silva remains the most decorated middleweight champion in the UFC history. Now 50, he last took in the Octagon in 2020, before he continued to a short and somewhat successful boxing career. ‘The Spider’, in his heyday, was one of the most dreaded competitors in mixed martial arts, as well as one of the most recognizable. His ten (consecutive) title defenses remain a UFC record; Silva is also a double member of the UFC Hall of Fame.
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