TKO filed its opposition to the Plaintiffs claim that there is missing information in discovery in the Kajan Johnson antitrust lawsuit. Attached to its brief were declarations (see below) from several “prominent” MMA managers supporting the argument that they had no dealings with Dana White with respect to contract negotiations. They all confirmed that they […]
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Mayweather legal saga continues as CSI Entertainment continues to pursue injunction
Despite calling off the boxing exhibition in Greece this past Saturday, CSI Entertainment is still seeking a Court order for its Motion for a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) (Injunction) preventing the fight from happening. A hearing is happening Tuesday afternoon to discuss the outstanding issues. A letter from CSI’s attorney, Judd Burstein, on Tuesday highlights […]
Mayweather boxing exhibition in Greece cancelled
Lawyers for Floyd Mayweather, Jr. advised a federal court judge that a scheduled exhibition against Greek kickboxer Mike Zamidis would not be going forward on Saturday due to the lawsuit filed by CSI Entertainment. The company had filed a motion for a temporary injunction to prevent the fight from happening. Last week CSI Entertainment filed […]
Mayweather responds to CSI Entertainment Injunction request
Floyd Mayweather, Jr.’s attorneys responded to CSI Entertainment’s Motion for Preliminary Injunction to prevent Mayweather from fighting this Saturday in Greece. The response includes the inference that the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight will not happen in September. CSI Entertainment filed a lawsuit against Mayweather and motion for a temporary injunction due to the fact it purportedly breached […]
Poirier arrested on Father’s Day
TMZ Sports reports that Dustin Poirier was arrested on Sunday evening in Georgia for public intoxication. According to the Savannah Morning News the location of where Poirier was arrested was not released. Ben Askren released a video which alluded to the fact that he was at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta. Per the report: Georgia […]
