Corey Anderson sympathizes with Bellator fighter complaints at PFL: ‘There’s no real plan … that is upsetting’

When Corey Anderson asked for his release from the UFC and ultimately signed with Bellator, he hoped for the best for his future but even he couldn’t have predicted how things would play out.

Just a day after signing with his new promotion, the former Ultimate Fighter winner got the chance to sit down with Bellator president Scott Coker to discuss his future and along with assurances from matchmaker Mike Kogan, he knew he made the right move. Unfortunately, Anderson wasn’t granted the same...