Francis Ngannou leaves UFC.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is often praised as the premier organization in mixed martial arts (MMA), but it is also criticized for its treatment of its fighters. One such critic is Francis Ngannou, a UFC heavyweight contender, who has spoken out against the organization’s pay structure and lack of benefits for fighters.

One of the biggest issues with the UFC is its pay structure. The organization has a strict pay structure in place, where fighters are only paid a set amount, regardless of their success or popularity. This means that a journeyman fighter who has lost multiple fights will earn the same amount as a top contender like Francis Ngannou. This system is not only unfair, but it also disincentivizes fighters from taking risks and putting on exciting fights.

Another issue with the UFC is the lack of benefits for fighters. Unlike other professional sports leagues, the UFC does not offer its fighters health insurance or a pension plan. This means that fighters are on their own when paying for medical expenses, and they have no financial security after they retire. This is especially concerning for fighters like Ngannou, who have a high risk of injury due to the nature of the sport.

In addition to these issues, Francis Ngannou has also spoken out about the UFC's lack of transparency and communication. He has stated that the…