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MMA Payout Year in Review: No. 9 – NLRB denies Leslie Smith claims against Zuffa

December 26, 2018 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The 9th MMA Payout Story of the year is Leslie Smith’s Charging Letter to the National Labor Relations Board in which she claimed that she was discharged by the UFC for her attempt to organize fighters via Project Spearhead. Smith, a women’s bantamweight, was known for her work with the Professional Fighters Association and then […]

Filed Under: Featured, legal, Leslie Smith NLRB Complaint, UFC

MMA Payout Year in Review: No. 10 – The UFC Antitrust Lawsuit rolls on

December 26, 2018 by Jason Cruz

MMA Payout is doing its annual review of top business stories for the year.  The first story we take a look at is the ongoing Antitrust lawsuit which had several key developments this year. First, Judge Boulware denied Zuffa’s Motion for Summary Judgment on Friday, December 14th.  It did not decide on class certification on […]

Filed Under: Antitrust Class Action, Featured, Le v. Zuffa, legal, UFC

Jon Jones enrolls in VADA testing

December 25, 2018 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

On Monday, ESPN reported that Jon Jones has enrolled into VADA as a result of UFC 232 being moved to California from Nevada.  Previously, Jones had turned down the suggestion by the California commissioners to enroll in VADA. According to the ESPN story, a condition of Jones receiving his license was enrolling in the VADA […]

Filed Under: Drug Testing, UFC, USADA, VADA

Did Dana White inadvertently help Michael Chiesa’s lawsuit against Conor McGregor?

December 23, 2018 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The attorney for UFC welterweight Michael Chiesa filed an Amended Complaint earlier this week in his lawsuit against Conor McGregor. In this amended version, Chiesa cites New York’s “Son of Sam” Law which states that McGregor should not be able to benefit from his crime. Chiesa is suing McGregor (technically his company) and the Barclay’s […]

Filed Under: Conor McGregor, Featured, legal, UFC

Report has UFC 231 between 240-300K PPV buys

December 22, 2018 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

UFC 231 drew in the neighborhood of 240-300K PPV buys according to a report by Dave Meltzer of The Wrestling Observer.  The event featured Max Holloway as he defended his Featherweight title against Brian Ortega. UFC 231 took place in Toronto, Ontario Canada and was a sellout according to UFC officials. The Prelims drew 786,000 […]

Filed Under: pay-per-view, UFC

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Anthony Smith merch has been reduced 50% in price on the UFC store. 👀

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City Hall sources are saying Mayor Katie Wilson has just fired Seattle Police Department Chief Shon Barnes.
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Zuffa Boxing’s long-term plan is becoming less clear.

The promotion launched with the goal of creating a UFC-style boxing league, but its latest moves suggest a shift toward co-promoting major fights.

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