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Randy Couture v.s. UFC take their fight to court
By Rod Hood | January 16, 2008
Lawyers for Zuffa, LLC, the UFC’s parent company, on Monday filed suit in Clark County District Court, alleging chiefly that Couture’s comments about the UFC and its senior management caused the business irreparable damage and that he is in breach of the contract he signed with the company in December 2006.
The excerpt above was from the article by: Adam Hill, Review-Journal:
My thoughts on this, the thing just keeps getting uglier and uglier, personally I just want to see everyone get back to fighting in the octagon not in the court rooms. I suppose someone is right and someone is not telling the truth, I just don’t feel like listening to this crap any more. I want to see Couture and Emelianenko fight or maybe this is just UFC pre-fight hype for a Dana White and Randy Couture fight, titled “wasted evening2″, the sequel to the Dana & Tito fight, I’m still pissed off and in shock about that one, what a waste thats two hours of my life i’ll never get back. They need to leave this kind of public fighting for Hollywood actors and their spouses.
Whats your take on all this, who’s fault is all of this and who is the “biggest Loser”, the fans, the fighters, the UFC, Randy Couture or Dana White. I can’t believe they couldn’t get in a room and work it out, there must be some huge egos involved or someone really screwed the other guy around.
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January 28th, 2008 at 5:00 pm
I agree the fans are the ones that have to suffer with this battle. We should be watching these stars battle it out in a ring or octagon. Just look at the Chuck vs. Wandy fight. It was a great fight, but imagine if it would have happened when they both were at the top of their game. I just don’t want that to happen with the Fedor and Randy fight. I hope one day Dana realizes that the UFC is great, but there are great fighters not in the UFC. Maybe then he will change his contracts to let his fighters fight others from other organizations.