UFC 129 brings $40 million in revenue to Toronto

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Days before Canadian superstar Georges St-Pierre won his bout at UFC 129 at the Rogers Centre last April, a unanimous decision was already in among Toronto business owners like Carlos Gavilanes about the true victor of the bloody cage match: the cash register.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship went the distance for Toronto tourism and for local businesses, which took in an estimated $40 million from the most successful fight night in UFC history.

“We were completely sold out. It was our busiest night so far,” said Gavilanes of his new sports grill location


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...and the UFC paid some of the fighters $5k? Haha!!!

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Willin - ...and the UFC paid some of the fighters $5k? Haha!!!


 Great incentive for said fighters to work hard, make a name for themselves by bringing it in every fight, and hopefully moving up into the "real" money bracket.

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^^LOL

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sevr1 - 
Willin - ...and the UFC paid some of the fighters $5k? Haha!!!




You're beating prehistoric horse fossils...


 LMAO!!!



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