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14 for 14: No. 12 Rousey wins CSAC arbitration hearing against Fight Tribe

December 26, 2014 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Earlier this year, Ronda Rousey split with longtime manager Darin Harvey and his management company Fight Tribe Management.  After an arbitration hearing in which both sides participated, it was determined that Rousey could be released from her fight contract and was not responsible for payments claimed by Harvey due to him. Harvey filed a “Petition […]

Filed Under: contracts, Featured, legal, UFC

Vera, Garza file third lawsuit against Zuffa in antitrust class action

December 26, 2014 by Jason Cruz 6 Comments

A third lawsuit was filed on behalf of fighters against Zuffa in the Antitrust Class Action lawsuit in San Jose.  Brandon Vera and Pablo Garza were the two plaintiffs in this particular lawsuit which was filed on Christmas Eve. “The Truth” was thought of in high regard by the UFC at one time.  But, he […]

Filed Under: Antitrust Class Action, Featured, legal, UFC

14 for 14: No. 13 Cung Le drug testing suspension overturned

December 25, 2014 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

After losing his match against Michael Bisping at UFC Fight Night 48, the UFC determined that UFC middleweight Cung Le had failed a post-fight drug test.  As a result, Le was suspended by the UFC for one year.  However, Le’s representatives noted the faulty drug testing methods and requested arbitration. The suspicions about Le using […]

Filed Under: Drug Testing, Featured, UFC

14 for 14: No. 14 Gil re-signs with the UFC

December 25, 2014 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Back in February, Gilbert Melendez re-signed with the UFC after it was initially reported that he had agreed to a deal with Bellator.  But, the UFC exercised its “right to match” in Gil’s contract.  The move showed a newfound Bellator strategy to become more competitive with the UFC Melendez became a free agent after his […]

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Second antitrust lawsuit filed by fighters against Zuffa

December 24, 2014 by Jason Cruz 10 Comments

Two more MMA fighters have filed a lawsuit against Zuffa citing violations of Sherman Antitrust Act Section 2.  The second Complaint which will seek to establish a class action lawsuit was filed Monday, December 22nd in Federal Court in the Northern District of California San Jose Division. Luis Javier Vazquez and Dennis Hallman filed their […]

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