Craig Jones has taken another target into his sight – this time an “anonymous” manager who is taking too high of a percentage from athletes’ competition endeavors.
Here is what he had to say on his Instagram stories:
Guys, just a warning for athletes using managers in Jiu-Jitsu.
One guy is out there charging 20%. MMA industry standard is 10%.He’s also recommending people do an event that pays undisclosed show money deals of which he takes 20%.
Jones then compares that to what’s taking place at the Craig Jones Invitational (CJI) – and why that is the reason that the said manager is telling his athletes to compete at “the other event” (ADCC):
Our event is standard show money and prize money of which he can’t take a cut.
Which is why he is preaching the legacy of the other event and encouraging his athletes to do that event.
But who is the manager?
Jones leaves it a bit for the audience to figure out:
He’s the same genus that convinced his athlete to use his dodgy doctor, then got his athlete popped for steroids…
Affecting his legacy.
Who do you think is the said manager?
Let us know your thoughts and opinions alike!
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