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Jake Paul speaks up about proposed Ali Act changes

September 24, 2025 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The Muhammad Ali American Boxing Revival Act is losing the public relations war. Introduced this past July, it was widely panned by followers of the sport. Paul, who is taking on Gervonta Davis in an exhibition in Miami this November spoke about the attempts by TKO to change the Ali Act. In speaking with the […]

Filed Under: Ali Act, California, CSAC, TKO, UFC

CSAC holds hearing on Ali Act bill

September 10, 2025 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

On Tuesday at its monthly meeting, the California State Athletic Commission held open comment on the Muhammad Ali Boxing Revival Act. The comments were strongly against supporting the bi-partisan bill. As a result, the commission held off support for the bill. The bill was introduced into Congress by Georgia Republican Brian Jack and co-sponsor Kansas […]

Filed Under: Ali Act, Athletic Commission, boxing, California, Featured

Triller clarifies scoring of Tyson-Jones fight

November 28, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Mike Tyson takes on Roy Jones, Jr. on Saturday night on PPV in an ‘exhibition’ match that has come under scrutiny.  According to the California State Athletic Commission, several rules are in place for this event including no scoring of the fight and if either fighter develops a cut, the match will be over. The […]

Filed Under: Athletic Commission, boxing, California, Featured

Three PFL fighters in playoffs fail NAC drug tests

November 21, 2019 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

ESPN reports that Glaico Franca, Luis Rafael Laurentino and Ramsey Nijem failed drug tests and could be disciplined by the Nevada State Athletic Commission.  All 3 participated in the PFL playoffs. Franca and Laurentino tested positive for the banned steroid stnozolol and Nijem tested positive for marijuana.  The fighters had their temporary suspensions extended by […]

Filed Under: Athletic Commission, California, Drug Testing, Professional Fighters League

Aspen Ladd loses CSAC appeal as TKO upheld

October 15, 2019 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

UFC women’s bantamweight had her appeal of her sudden first round KO by Germaine de Randamie denied by the California State Athletic Commission. Ladd attempted to change the loss to a no-contest based on referee Herb Dean’s quick stoppage. The fight was the main event of a UFC Fight Night in Sacramento this past July.  […]

Filed Under: Athletic Commission, California, Featured, legal, UFC

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Irsay-Gordon has agreed to stay in the press box.

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