Paddy Pimblett, Max Holloway and Gable Steveson were each fined $2,500 by the Nevada State Athletic Commission for climbing on the cage during their post-fight celebrations. Michael Bisping called withholding fighter pay a crime. Chael Sonnen sees it differently. Chael explains why the commission wasn't trying to punish the fighters or make an example out of them financially. The $2,500 fines were a warning meant to finally get everyone's attention after fighters had repeatedly been told to stay off the cage. And there is a legitimate reason for the rule. Chael recalls Dan Henderson tearing his ACL during a celebration and another fighter landing on a cameraman and breaking his leg after a backflip. He also explains the complicated liability and insurance questions that arise when someone gets hurt after a fight has officially ended. Then there's Justin Gaethje. Fans may love Gaethje's signature backflip, but Chael admits it makes him nervous every single time. This isn't abo