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All fiberglass boats end up in landfills eventually, so by purchasing a used one you reduce waste as well as save money. And the production boats designed years ago are at least as beautiful and functional as those being designed today. Some of the most popular small sailboats ever were designed fifty or sixty years ago and have been made continuously for decades by more than one builder the hull mold and production rights passing to a new company whenever the old company folds. The Alcort Sunfish and other popular “wet” boats: The Sunfish and the Laser have a lot in common. They are identical in length (13’ 9”) and nearly identical in beam, draft, weight, sail area, price, and popularity. Today they’re even made by the same company, LaserPerformance, but that wasn’t always true. With its colorful striped lateen sail, tiny footwell of a cockpit, and flat fish-shaped hull it didn’t look anything like any other boat. The designers had previously build iceboats, then experimented with paddle boards. It is the most-produced fiberglass sailboat ever. Even though it is wider than the Sunfish, its round-bottomed hull and tall rig make it faster and tippier. Both boats have been produced by the hundreds of thousands. On both boats, you are just inches off the water with little protection from getting splashed. A third boat in the “wet and popular” category is the Hobie 16 catamaran. There’s no cockpit you sit on a fabric trampoline. Multihulls are inherently fast but their width makes them awkward to handle at the dock or on a trailer. But now I know he’s just as durable as I am, so I’m going to make sure I go above and beyond with everything.The DaySailer was marketed as the “boat that launched 10,000 weekends.” I have not sailed mine that many times yet, but I’m closing in on 100. I thought I was going to shut him down pretty quick, and I thought I was going to have more heart than him and be tougher than him. “I underestimated Artem a little bit last time. “Somebody has got to go to sleep, and I’m going to make sure it isn’t me,” Knight said. He said he was already motivated to beat Lobov after feeling he got wronged in the decision of the original fight, but now everything is perfectly in line for him to put on the performance he wants. The potential gains that could come with this fight made it easy for Knight to prepare. Knight did not reveal the specifics of what he stands to make, but he will receive a purse for fighting in addition to pay-per-view, which is priced at $29.99 on Fite TV. Right now Bare Knuckle is the spot to do that.” I’ve got three kids that look for daddy to take care of them and provide for the future. I plan on the paychecks getting bigger and bigger, and I’m excited about that. “In Bare Knuckle, as of right now, I’m one of the highest paid, and I plan on it staying that way. I’m not one of the high-paid guys in the UFC. In the UFC, even if I was to fight my ass off and make it back to the UFC, I’m making it to the bottom of the totem pole if I get back to the UFC. They got that star money where they can pay people, and right now I’m one of the big stars, so I love to be getting that big money. They need people to go out there and shine, and they’ve got money like the UFC does. “They’re not very far along like the UFC is, so they need stars. “With Bare Knuckle, they’re just starting out, and they’re still very, very early in their stages,” Knight told MMA Junkie. The rematch is a big fight, and while grueling, Knight said it’s his financially profitable way of competing. The first time out, Knight and Lobov engaged in a bloodbath that saw Lobov take a razor-close decision. Knight, a six-fight UFC veteran, rematches Artem Lobov on Saturday in the BKFC 9 headliner in what’s arguably the most anticipated rematch in company history. Jason Knight believes there’s no better money to be made for him in combat sports right now than with Bare Knuckle FC, and that includes the UFC.