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Judge Boulware approves Le-Zuffa settlement

February 10, 2025 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

On Thursday, Judge Richard Boulware approved the $375 million settlement in the Le-Zuffa antitrust lawsuit. Despite one filed objection by Carla Esparza, there was no argument from anyone else in Judge Boulware’s courtroom.

The former UFC women’s champion filed an objection. She then amended the objection and removing the objection to the Nathan Quarry settlement.

Judge Boulware granted the proposed settlement and the fighters in the class will begin to receive payments pursuant to the proposed schedule filed by the parties.

At this point, the Kajan Johnson-Zuffa antitrust lawsuit is active as the parties prepare for litigation.

Filed Under: Antitrust Class Action, Le v. Zuffa, legal, UFC

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