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Main Events sues promoter, Schaefer and Stevenson

June 30, 2014 by Jason Cruz 5 Comments

MMA Payout has obtained a copy of the lawsuit filed by promoters Main Events as it is suing the promoter for Adonis Stevenson for bowing out of an intended fight with Sergey Kovalev.  The lawsuit centers around the involvement of boxing insider Al Haymon.  It was filed last month with little occurring in the lawsuit […]

Filed Under: boxing, contracts, Golden Boy, legal, Top Rank

UFC policy now requests background checks for fighters

May 29, 2014 by Jason Cruz 3 Comments

MMA Junkie reports on the UFC’s new policy of requesting its contracted fighters to sign a release of their personal information for background checks including details related to their medical, educational and criminal history. As pointed out by Stephen Marocco’s piece, the request includes a waiver of “doctor/patient confidentiality” which circumvents HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability […]

Filed Under: contracts, legal, Public Relations, UFC

Boxer Mikey Garcia sues Top Rank

April 29, 2014 by Jason Cruz 3 Comments

Boxer Mikey Garcia has sued Top Rank Boxing for violations of the terms of its promotional agreement under the Muhammad Ali Boxing Reform Act and laws in the state of California.  Garcia’s lawyers characterize the promotional agreement as making the boxer an “indentured servant.” The lawsuit was filed earlier this month in Riverside County Superior […]

Filed Under: boxing, contracts, Featured, legal, Top Rank

Harvey responds to Rousey ruling

April 5, 2014 by Jason Cruz 7 Comments

Darin Harvey issued a statement on the California State Athletic Commission (CSAC) ruling which released his former client, Ronda Rousey from her fight contract.   MMA Payout has obtained the decision siding in favor of the UFC women’s bantamweight champion and we take a look at what went wrong. Via Inside MMA on AXS TV: […]

Filed Under: contracts, Featured, legal, UFC

CSAC rules Rousey released from fight contract

April 4, 2014 by Jason Cruz 1 Comment

Sherdog’s Mike Whitman first reported that the California State Athletic Commission issued its ruling in the arbitration of Ronda Rousey and Fight Tribe Management.  The commission ruled that Rousey is released from her fight contract but left the commercial aspect of the contract to the court. Executive Director of the CSAC, Andy Foster heard the […]

Filed Under: contracts, contracts, Featured, legal, UFC

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