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Is “Money” coming back?

May 4, 2016 by Jason Cruz 22 Comments

Floyd Mayweather, Jr. may be returning from his short retirement based on a couple trademarks filed late last month with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. In an interview with Showtime this past Saturday, the 49-0 fighter maintained he is staying out of the ring but conceded he has had talks with CBS and […]

Filed Under: boxing, legal

Slice settles with Texas Commission

May 2, 2016 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

MMA Junkie reports that Kimbo Slice has settled with the athletic commission in Texas after having failed a drug test.  Slice agreed to a $2,500 fine and have his license to fight in the state revoked. As part of the settlement, Slice agreed to waive his right to a hearing.  He is expected to remain […]

Filed Under: Bellator, Drug Testing, legal

Will the Ali Act help protect MMA fighters?

May 2, 2016 by Jason Cruz 6 Comments

With the recent news that there will be a proposed amendment to the Muhammad Ali Boxing Reform Act to include MMA fighters, I take a look at boxers that have tried to sue under the Ali Act over at The White Bronco. The Ali Act which serves to protect boxers from unsavory business practices from […]

Filed Under: boxing, legal, UFC

Algieri situation presents problem with Ali Act

April 14, 2016 by Jason Cruz 3 Comments

While there are many proponents that endorse expanding the Muhammad Ali Act to include the protection of MMA fighters, the federal law has its issues.  The case of Chris Algieri provides a good example. Algieri, the New York fighter that is best known for his upset win over Ruslan Provodnikov which scored him his big […]

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Former WWE wrestler sues over royalties from WWE Network

April 8, 2016 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Former WWE wrestler Rene Goguen (wrestling under the name Rene Dupree) sued the WWE Wednesday in a class action lawsuit filed in Connecticut federal court.   The former WWE superstar is claiming he is owed royalties from the WWE Network and Netflix due to a clause in his contract which pre-dated the over the top platforms […]

Filed Under: legal, Pro Wrestling Post, WWE, WWE Network

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