William Tackett isn’t interested in complaints about UFC BJJ’s $9 streaming price – and he made that clear in a social media post breaking down the upcoming UFC BJJ 11 card.
Tackett’s post came alongside the full lineup for UFC BJJ 11, set for Thursday, September 24th, airing live on UFC Pass.
The card is headlined by a featherweight bout between Mikey Musumeci and Bryce Mitchell, with Mason Fowler defending the light heavyweight title against Nick Rodriguez in the co-main event.
The rest of the card includes Aurelie Le Verne vs. Rana Willink at featherweight, Jay Rodriguez vs. Kevin Beuhring at middleweight, Lucas Norat vs. Pedro Machado at light heavyweight, Ryan Elgarico Jr. vs. Jordan Holy at featherweight, Mason Stritzel vs. Sebastian Zazueta at middleweight, and Kolby Gonzalez vs. Daniel Deeder at welterweight.
Tackett’s main argument centered on value, contrasting what fans are asked to pay for UFC BJJ’s Pass subscription against what they routinely spend elsewhere in the sport:
Don’t get me wrong, I like free stuff too…
But everyone complaining about paying $9 are the same people who pay Flo $39 to watch their 1 IBJJF match that cost them $153-$204 in registration alone.
He continued by defending the promotion’s business model, pointing out that the criticism overlooks the fact that athletes on the card are getting paid:
This is a sick card that’s paying athletes, and people want to complain about $9.
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