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Fernandes paid for DREAM Fight, six months late

Nearly six months after his fight with Joachim Hansen at DREAM.13, Bibiano Fernandes tells Tatame he’s finally been paid by…

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Chris Palmquist
September 8, 2010 · 1 min read

Nearly six months after his fight with Joachim Hansen at DREAM.13, Bibiano Fernandes tells Tatame he’s finally been paid by the Japanese promotion. Asked his opinion on DREAM’s problems with paying fighters Fernandes told Guilherme Cruz:

“Damn, man … I’m gonna be honest with you: if I ever stop fighting in Japan, I won’t fight for another event because I have no interest. My plan is jiu-jitsu, I love jiu-jitsu. Whatever I can do to help jiu-jitsu, I’m gonna do. DREAM is a great event, but they’re going through a difficult situation there, I don’t know what’s happening… I don’t know if I would fight in the United States, because at my weight… they don’t pay decently.”

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