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Payment in Bitcoin: MMA fighter signs contract with Eagle FC

 


"The fact that I was paid in Bitcoin and not criticized for it was a big reason," said MMA fighter Kevin Lee of his deal with Eagle FC.


Kevin Lee is a professional mixed martial arts fighter and stated that Bitcoin ( BTC ) was an important factor in choosing his new advertising company.


In the MMA newsletter BJ Penn it was reported that the Eagle Fighting Championship from Russia wanted to pay Lee in Bitcoin as part of a contract for four fights . The fighter said to be a Hodler before the bull run in 2017 and used later part of the profits to live after knee surgery this.


"The fact that I was paid in Bitcoin and not criticized for it was a big reason I signed with Eagle FC," said Lee. "That gives me a lot more financial security and also helps me fight better."


Exactly how much Eagle FC pays him has not been made public. Lee earned up to $ 280,000 in his UFC fight against Tony Ferguson. In a December 17 interview , Lee implied that Eagle FC was paying more than he made while contracting with the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). At the current rate, that would mean it would get around 5.86 BTC or more. 


Lee, also known as "The Motown Phenom," was recently banned from fighting for six months and fined after testing positive for Adderall. He was later released from his UFC contract, whereupon Eagle FC tried to win him over. His first match at the advertising company is expected to take place on March 11th against Diego Sanchez.


The UFC has also looked at digital assets through partnerships with crypto and blockchain companies. In July, the organization signed a $ 175 million deal with Crypto.com for the next ten years. As part of this agreement, UFC NFTs were issued . In addition, the organization previously partnered with the blockchain reward app Socios and the tokenization platform Chiliz. In this context, a fan token should come out.



Time and again, MMA fighters have shown their interest in BTC and other tokens since Jon Fitch became the first professional fighter to be paid in Bitcoin in 2015. Last year, former UFC lightweight champ Eddie Alvarez said he bought some BTC . Ben Askren got paid for promoting Litecoin ( LTC ) and the recent BTC halving.

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