No WEC fighters are in UFC Undisputed, as they are not UFC fighters.
Because he doesn't think UFC fighters are tough enough for him
well alot of ufc fighters came from WEC for example urijah faber, dominick cruz , benson henderson and anthony pettis
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.
Junie Browning is from Lexington, KY.
No WEC fighters are in UFC Undisputed, as they are not UFC fighters.
Tim Credeur, Melvin Guillard, and Dustin Poirie are UFC fighters from Louisana.
Many UFC fighters train at high altitudes in places like New Mexico and Colorado.
Yes
Because he doesn't think UFC fighters are tough enough for him
Yes, they can.
Marcus Brimage
well alot of ufc fighters came from WEC for example urijah faber, dominick cruz , benson henderson and anthony pettis
About every 3 months as most UFC fighters get 90-day medical suspensions following bouts due to injuries.
UFC fighters do not utilize a "drowning pool". If the question is directed toward music selection, given that Drowning Pool is a heavy metal band, then music's usefulness to UFC fighters should be left up to others to decide, a la promoters.
UFC is not the same a karate. UFC is a Mixed Martial Art. Some of the UFC fighters have trained in karate and put the skills to use in the ring.
In short - not as much as their UFC counterparts. UFC is the biggest MMA promotion in the world and the fighters there get paid nicely. The newer guys may not make as much money as the established names, but a talented fighter can easily earn a six digit salary with the UFC every year. The other MMA promotions may not pay as much. Fighters usually earn a few thousand dollars per fight and getting a 5 digit pay out for a fight is a big deal in smaller promotions.