yes they fight at pride sometimes
Yes, they can.
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No WEC fighters are in UFC Undisputed, as they are not UFC fighters.
Fight with him in career mode.
The UFC does not allow women to fight in their organization. The most popular organization that allowed women to fight was the Elite XC. Unfortunately the Elite XC has gone out of business and there are no televised events with women fighters.
Actually No. Lesnar has lost 3 of his 7 fights in the UFC. His losses were against the following 3 fighters: a. Frank Mir - His first fight in the UFC b. Cain Velasquez - Lost the UFC Heavyweight Title c. Alistair Overeem - Retired after this fight He also won 4 fights in the UFC including his win against Randy Couture which made him the UFC Heavyweight Champion.
Both Pride and UFC are MMA promotions that organize events where fighters fight one another in MMA bouts. UFC is a much larger promotion in terms of size, value ($$) and number of fighters. Pride is much smaller and is usually the promotion where talented fighters start their careers. As they win matches and build reputation, they move over to larger organizations like UFC.
Tim Credeur, Melvin Guillard, and Dustin Poirie are UFC fighters from Louisana.
Anderson Silva is next scheduled to fight at UFC 168 in Dec 2013. The fight is expected to be the rematch with Chris Weidman for the UFC Middle weight title that he lost in July 2013 at the UFC 162 event. The fight will be hard hitting and is expected to be a blockbuster encounter between two top fighters
There reallly isn't an average sallary and the winner doesn't always walk away with the most money in the end either. A fighter that just made it to the pro level might only make a couple thousand dollars a fight and only fight a couple times a year. There are even professional fighters in th UFC who still have a regular job from 9-5 everyday. It all depends on how exciting the fighter is in the ring or cage.
depends who they are fighting and in what league, some UFC fighters make up to 150,000 dollars a fight, but like i said depends where and who you fight.
they have to attract the attention of Joe Silva, the UFC match maker. If they go on a undefeated run or beat one or two big names and match up well stylistically with the current champ they can get a shot at the title. But there is no official UFC ranking list that determines the #1 contender, it is largely an arbitrary process.